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PROFESSIONAL DISC RECORDER PD W -V1 OPERA TION MANUAL [English] 1st Edition (Revised 1 )[...]

2 To prevent fire or shock hazar d, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture. To avoid ele ctrical sh ock, do not open the cabinet. Refer ser vicing to qualified personnel only. THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED. CAUTION The appa ratus s hall n ot be e xposed t o dripp ing or splashin g and no ob jects filled with liq uid, such as vase s, sha ll be [...]

3 This label is located on the top panel of the drive unit. CAUTION As the la ser bea m us ed in this Profess ional D isc Reco rder is harmful to the e yes, do n ot attem pt to disassemb le the cabinet . Refer s ervicing to qual ified personnel only . CAUTION The use of opti cal inst ruments with th is pro duct will i ncreas e eye haz ard. CAUTION [...]

4 You are ca utione d that any c hanges or modif icatio ns no t express ly approv ed in thi s manual could void your a uthorit y to operate th is eq uipment. The shie lded i nterfac e cable recomm ended in this manua l must be used with thi s equipm ent in order to comply with the limits for a di gital device p ursuant to Subpart B of Part 1 5 of F[...]

5 Afin d’éviter tout risque d’ incendie ou d’électrocution, ne pas exposer l’appareil à la pluie ou à l’humidité. Afin d’écarter tout ri sque d’électrocution, garder le coffret fer mé. Ne confier l’entretien de l’appa reil qu’à un personnel qualifié. CET APPAREIL DOIT ÊTRE RELIÉ À LA TERRE. ATTENTION Eviter d’ exp[...]

6 Pour les clients europé ens Ce prod uit port ant la marque CE est c onforme à la foi s à la Directive sur la compati bilité él ectrom agnétique (EMC) (89 / 336/CEE) et à la Directive sur les bass es tens ions (73/ 23/CE E) émi ses p ar la Co mmis sion de la Comm unau té européen ne. La confo rmi té à ces direct ives impli que la confo[...]

7 Dieser Aufkleber befi ndet sich oben auf der Antriebseinheit. VORSICHT Die La serst rahlung im Innern is t auge nschä dlich . Desha lb de n Professi onal D isc Rec order ni cht öff nen/ze rlegen . Wartungs arbeite n auss chli eßlich qu alifiz iertem Fach personal überlass en. VORSICHT Der Einsatz von optische n Hilfen verst ärkt die G efahr [...]

8 Per evitare il pericolo di incendi o sc osse elettriche, non esporre l’apparecchio alla pioggia o all’umidità. Per evitare sc osse elettric he, non aprire l’apparecchio. Per le ripa razioni, rivolgers i solo a personale qualificato. QUESTO APPA RECCHIO DEVE ESSERE MESSO A TERRA. ATTENZIONE L’appare cchio non d eve es sere esp osto a gocc[...]

9 ATTENZIONE: 1. Uti lizza re un cav o di al imentaz ione (a 3 anime) / connet tore per l’ apparec chio/sp ina co n terminali di mes sa a terra approvati che s iano con formi a lle no rmative s ulla sicure zza in v igore i n ogni pa ese, s e applic abili . 2. Uti lizza re un cav o di al imentaz ione (a 3 anime) / connet tore per l’appa recchio/[...]

10 Esta et iqueta se encue ntra en el panel superior de la unidad de mando. CAUTION Como el ra yo lá ser uti lizado e n este grabad or de disc os profesio nal es peligro so para los ojos , no trate d e desa rmar la caja. Sol icite el servi cio s ólo al pe rsonal cuali ficad o. CAUTION El uso de ins trumen tos ópticos con est e produc to aume nta[...]

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12 Table of Conten ts Table of Content s Before Using the Unit ............. ......... ...... 14 Setting the Line Mode .............................. 14 Chapter 1 Overview 1-1 Features ........... .......... ......... ......... ...... 16 1-2 Using the CD-ROM Manual ........ ...... 18 1-2-1 CD-ROM System Requirements ..... 18 1-2-2 Preparations ....[...]

13 Table of Cont ents 7-4-2 Maintenance Menu Operations ........ 81 7-5 System Menu ................. .......... ......... . 84 7-5-1 Items in the System Menu ............... 84 7-5-2 System Menu Operations ................. 84 Chapter 8 Maintenance and Troubleshootin g 8-1 Periodic Maintenance ........ .............. . 86 8-1-1 Digital Hours Meter[...]

14 Before Using the Unit Before Using the Unit Setting the Line Mode This unit is ship ped with t he line mode still unset . Therefore y ou need to set the line mod e before using the unit. (The uni t cannot be used unless the line mode is set. ) Once it is set, th e line mo de is re tained e ven when th e unit is powered off. Setting procedure Use[...]

15 Before Using the Unit 601 VITC POSITION SEL -1 602 VITC POSITION SEL -2 628 DF MOD E 652 UMID SDI V ANC LI NE 660 ESSENCE MARK SDI V ANC LINE 703 BLAN K LINE SELECT 713 VIDEO SETUP REFERENCE OUTPUT LEVEL 718 SETUP LEVEL /BLA CK LEVEL Item No. Item nam e[...]

16 1-1 Feat ures Chapter 1 Overview 1-1 Feat ures The PDW-V1 Professio nal Disc Recorder is a compact a nd lightweight unit, offered as an affordable solution for playing back optical discs as well as for aud io and vid eo data fil e recording thr ough its (netwo rk) connect or or S400 (i.LINK 1) ) connector. It is ideal for field applicati ons, an[...]

Chapter 1 Ov erview 17 1-1 Feat ures 1) A c lip is create d ever y time record ing is stoppe d. Suppor ting digital and anal og interfaces This unit supports t he following i nterfaces. Digital int erfaces SDI: T his allows the uni t to out put D1 (compo nent) for mat digital video and au dio signal s. i.LINK: The DVCAM format di gital vide o and a[...]

Chapter 1 Ov ervie w 18 1-2 Using the CD- ROM Manual 1-2 Using the CD-ROM Manual The suppl ied CR -ROM includ es version s of the Operati on Manual for the PD W-V1 in English, Japanese, F rench, German, Italian, S panish, and Chinese. 1-2-1 CD-R OM System Requirements The following are requi red to access the supp lied CD- ROM disc. • Compu ter: [...]

19 2-1 Configu ration Chapter 2 Names and Functions of Parts 2-1 Configura tion Operation of the PDW- V1 uses th e parts shown in the following fi gure. Press here to raise the cover. AC power inlet connector (left side) Connect to AC power with a power cord (not supplied, see page 95). AC power switch (rear panel) Press " to power on; press a[...]

Chapter 2 Names and Func tions of P arts 20 2-2 Control Panel 2-2 Contr ol Pa nel a Remote control switch and NETWORK access indicato r Differe nt positions o f the switch a llow differen t operatio ns as follows. NETWORK: Enables access to the net work. The indicator lights when an extern al net work device is being accessed. In this state, op era[...]

Chap ter 2 Nam es a nd Fu ncti ons of Part s 21 2-2 Control Panel 1 Jog/shuttle contr ol bloc k For details of play back operati ons with these butto ns and dials, see 4-2 “P layback Operati on” on p age 40. a SHUTTL E button To play back i n shuttl e mode using the shut tle dia l, press this butt on, turning it o n. Pressing th e JOG button or[...]

Chapter 2 Names and Func tions of P arts 22 2-2 Control Panel An In or Out point i s set when y ou press the SET butt on with the G /IN or g /OUT but ton held down. The In or Out point set ting is del eted when you press the R ESET button with th e G /IN or g /OUT button held down. c IN indicator and OUT in dicator IN indicator: When an IN point ca[...]

Chap ter 2 Nam es a nd Fu ncti ons of Part s 23 2-2 Control Panel d STO P but ton To stop play back, press t his button, t urning it on. The frame at the stop point app ears. The unit en ters stand by off mo de when you pr ess this button with the SHI FT button held down . It returns from standby of f mode t o the or iginal state when you pr ess th[...]

Chapter 2 Names and Func tions of P arts 24 2-3 LCD Pane l 2-3 LCD Panel a Image display (color) In playback and editi ng operati ons, this shows t he playback v ideo, cli p thumbnail i mages, and so on. b Indicators on the back of the LCD panel There are two indica tors, as follows. " / 1 (on/stand by) indicat or: Lig hts when the on/sta ndby[...]

Chap ter 2 Nam es a nd Fu ncti ons of Part s 25 2-3 LCD Panel The DATA indicat or lights when non-audi o signals ar e played back . b Time da ta display Normally, this shows the disc pla yback time, time code, or user bit information, as selected by the COUNT ER button in the di splay set ting sect ion and the TC/VITC b utton. It is also used for e[...]

Chapter 2 Names and Func tions of P arts 26 2-3 LCD Pane l c CH1-4/5-8 (level display ch annel selectio n) but ton Selec ts whether the audio level mete rs show channel s 1 to 4 or channels 5 to 8. Every time you pre ss this button, th e audio level meter channel display changes t o reflect t he setting. The factory d efault setting i s CH1-4. d TC[...]

Chap ter 2 Nam es a nd Fu ncti ons of Part s 27 2-4 Conne ctors 2-4 Connec tors For the locatio ns of the AC power in let connector o n the left side of the PDW-V1, and the AC power switch on the rear panel , see the figure on page 1 9 . a PHONES jack and LEVEL kn ob The jack is a standard st ereo jack. C onnect stereo headphones wi th an i mpedanc[...]

Chapter 2 Names and Func tions of P arts 28 2-4 Conne ctors e VIDEO OUT connector (BNC type) Outputs an analog compo site video signal . The time code, menu settings, alarm messages, or other text inf ormation can be super imposed on t he output video sign al. The setting as to whether or no t to superim pose text information alt ernates every time[...]

29 3-1 Conn ections and Setting s Chapter 3 Preparations 3-1 Connections an d Settings 3-1-1 Connecting an External Monitor Connecting a video moni tor to the MONITOR, VIDEO OUT, or SDI OUT connecto r of this uni t enables you to see the outpu t vid eo on th e monitor scr een. Example conn ections ar e shown in t he followi ng. When connecting to t[...]

Chapter 3 Prepar ation s 30 3-1 Conne ctions an d Set tings When connecting to the VIDEO OUT or SDI OUT connector Connect a vid eo monitor as exampl e 1 or 2 shown in the following fi gure. 3-1-2 Connections f or Using P DZ-1 Pr o xy Bro w sing Softw are Using the suppl ied PDZ-1 Pro xy Browsing Sof tware, you can carry ou t simple ed iting wi th p[...]

Chapter 3 Prepar ations 31 3-1 Conn ections and Setting s Using the S400 (i.LINK) c onnector ( F AM connection) The following shows an exa mple of a FAM (file access mode) conn ection. Note The PDZ-1 Prox y Browsing Softwar e must be insta lled in advance. The requir ed FAM driver is also installe d when you install the PDZ-1 so ftware. See 5-4 “[...]

Chapter 3 Prepar ation s 32 3-1 Conne ctions an d Set tings 3-1-3 Connecting to a Nonlinear Editi ng System You can send vi deo/audio si gnals (AV/C dat a) from thi s unit to a nonli near editing system co nnected to the S400 (i.LINK) conn ector. The following figure sho ws an example con nection. Notes • The S400 (i.LINK) con nector of t his un [...]

Chapter 3 Prepar ations 33 3-2 Po wer Pr eparati ons / 3-3 Set up 3-2 Power Prep arations This unit can be power ed by a bat tery pack or AC power. 3-2-1 Using A C P ower Connect an AC power sour ce (100 V to 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz) to the AC power inlet conne ctor on the left side of the unit wi th a power c ord (not sup plied, see page 9 5 ). 3-2-2 U[...]

Chapter 3 Prepar ation s 34 3-4 Setting t he Date and Time / 3-5 Superimpo sed Text Inf ormation 3-4 Setti ng th e Date and Time When using this u nit fo r the f irst time, you shoul d set t he date and tim e as follows. 1 Holding down t he SHIFT button, p ress the MENU but ton. The system menu ap pears on the monit or screen. 2 Select “DATE /TIM[...]

Chapter 3 Prepar ations 35 3-5 Supe rimposed Te xt Info rmation Note If the time data or user's bits cannot be read correctly , they will be disp layed with an asterisk. Fo r example, “ T*R” or “U*R.” b Time code rea der drop frame mark (f or 525-li ne mode onl y) “.”: Indica tes drop fr ame mode “:”: Indicates non-drop-frame m[...]

Chapter 3 Prepar ation s 36 3-6 Handl ing Discs For deta ils, see 8-1-1 “Digital Hours Mete r” (page 86) about t his setti ng. Refer to the Mai ntenance Ma nual for a n approximat e guide to when it is time t o replac e optical hea ds. To pre vent pl aybac k condit ion s from deterio rating Pay att ention to the fo llowing points when handlin g[...]

Chapter 3 Prepar ations 37 3-6 Handl ing Discs 3-6-4 Loading and Unloading a Disc When the on/ standby switch i ndicator is lit green , you can load and u nload a disc as shown in the follo wing figure. If mess age “H UMID!” appear s in the time dat a disp lay There is mo isture cond ensation in the unit. For the steps to take when the message [...]

Chapter 3 Prepar ation s 38 3-6 Handl ing Discs 3-6-6 T o Eject Discs With the Uni t Po w e r e d O f f When bat tery po wer is low and at other t ime s, it ma y not be possibl e to eject di scs by pressin g the EJEC T butto n. In these situatio ns, you can use t he following a s an emergency pro cedure to ej ect a disc manual ly. 1 Power the unit [...]

39 4-1 Preparat ions for Play back Chapter 4 Playback 4-1 Preparation s for Play back Button/Switch Settings Before beginn ing pl ayback, mak e any nece ssary butt on/ switch settings. For deta ils of the sett ings of the buttons /switches, see th e pages indi cated in p arenthesis. AC power switch (rear panel): Press " to power on. When using[...]

Chapter 4 Pla ybac k 40 4-2 Playba ck Op eration 4-2 Playback Ope ratio n Disc pla yback start position Althou gh this un it uses op tical discs, it is designe d to of fer the most conven ient features of tape playback by VTRs. One of these is the pl ayback start posi tion, which works i n the same way as tape, as described below. After play back s[...]

Chap ter 4 Pl a yback 41 4-2 Pl ayback Operat ion Note To erase or chang e essence marks, use t he supplied PDZ- 1 Proxy Browsing Soft ware. Pla yback in jog mode In jog mode, you can contro l the spe ed of playb ack by the speed of turning t he jog dial. T he playback sp eed range is ±1 times normal speed . To carry out pl ayback in j og mode, do[...]

Chapter 4 Pla ybac k 42 4-3 Thumbn ail Sea rch 4-3 Thumbna il Search 4-3-1 Cuing Up a Desired Cli p To display the thumb nail image s of all clips o n the disc, and cue up a d esired cl ip, proce ed as foll ows. 1 With the SUBCLIP bu tton off , press the THUMBNAIL butto n, turning it on. The thumbnail s of all clips o n the disc appear. To switch b[...]

Chap ter 4 Pl a yback 43 4-3 Thumbnail Search 4-3-2 Cuing Up a Frame Including an Essence Mark Proceed as follows. 1 Hold down the SHIFT button, a nd press the THUMBNAIL butto n, turning it on. The essence mark selection screen appears. To escape from the essence mark selection screen to the previous scre en Press th e RESET butt on. 2 Use the arro[...]

Chapter 4 Pla ybac k 44 4-4 Clip List Playback 4-4 Clip List Playba ck You can play back clips in the order of clip li sts created with the scene selection functi on (see page 45) . 4-4-1 Playing Back in Cli p List Order Proceed as follows. 1 If the clip li st that you want to play exi sts on the disc, load it into th e current clip l ist. About th[...]

45 5-1 Overv iew Chapter 5 Scene Selection 5-1 Overview Clip lists and sub c lips Scene select ion is a functi on whic h allows you to save, load, and edit clip lists consi sting of clips recorded on disc, or parts of cli ps, arranged i n any order . Clips or parts o f clips which have been in serted into clip lists are calle d sub clips. Clip list[...]

Chapter 5 Scene Sele ction 46 5-2 Basic Ope rations 5-2 Basic Oper ation s 5-2-1 C reating Clip Lists You can create a clip list by e ither of the fol lowing two methods. • Selecti ng a desi red clip f rom the thumbn ail d isplay, and including it in the clip list as a sub clip. • Creating a ny sub cli p from a ful l-screen display clip, an d i[...]

Chapter 5 S cene Se lect ion 47 5-2 B asi c Op erati ons To move the curso r within the scene selecti on window When the scene sel ection window appe ars as you carry out step 3 , use the left and righ t arr ow button s to move in the desi red direct ion. 6 When you have adde d all of t he desir ed clips, save t he current clip list to disc. For de[...]

Chapter 5 Scene Sele ction 48 5-2 Basic Ope rations 5-2-2 E diting Clip Lists You can carry out the f ollowing op eration s on sub clip s withi n a c lip list . • Moving sub clips ( changing t he sequence ) • Trimming sub cl ips • Deleting sub clips For detail s of how to a dd sub clip s, see the procedure in 5 - 2-1 “Creat ing Clip L ists?[...]

Chapter 5 S cene Se lect ion 49 5-2 B asi c Op erati ons To escape from the thu mbnail displa y to the full- screen display Press the TH UMBNAIL but ton, turning it o ff. 3 Use the arrow butt ons or jog dial to select the desi red sub clip. You can select sub c lips with the fo llowin g opera tions. Press the PREV or NEXT button: Move to the previo[...]

Chapter 5 Scene Sele ction 50 5-2 Basic Ope rations 1 Carry out steps 1 to 4 i n the procedure, “Moving a sub clip” a bove. 2 Use the arrow butt ons to select T RIM, and press the SET butt on. The first frame of t he selected sub cli p appears in a full-scr een display. I n this sta te, you can ca rry out playback and search within the clip in [...]

Chapter 5 S cene Se lect ion 51 5-3 Clip List Operat ions This dele tes th e sub cl ip, a nd the scr een re turn s to th e sub clip thumbna il displ ay. Sav ing edited c l ip lists to dis c The operati ons descri bed abov e (moving, trimmin g, and deleting su b clip s) are carri ed out on the cur rent clip list. Execute the procedure in 5-3- 2 “S[...]

Chapter 5 Scene Sele ction 52 5-3 Clip List Operatio ns 2 Use the up an d down arr ow buttons or the jog di al to select the desire d clip list, and press t he right arrow but ton. A confirmation me ssage like t he one shown below appears. 3 Press th e SET but ton. The curr ent clip list is saved to disc . 5-3-3 Loading a Clip List From Disc Into t[...]

Chapter 5 S cene Se lect ion 53 5-3 Clip List Operat ions 1 In the CLIP menu, use the up and do wn arrow button s to move the cu rsor to DELETE and p ress th e right arro w butt on. A list of clip lists appears. The dat e of creation or the title of each cli p list is shown in t he list o f clip lists. (The date of c reation is always shown for cli[...]

Chapter 5 Scene Sele ction 54 5-4 Using PDZ-1 Prox y Browsing So ftware 5-4 Using PDZ-1 Pr oxy Browsing Software When a comput er with the PDZ- 1 Proxy B rowsing Software insta lled is connected to this unit, you c an transfer the prox y AV dat a and metadata files recorded o n a disc to the compu ter. On the comp uter side, PDZ-1 enables you to br[...]

55 6-1 Overv iew Chapter 6 File Operations 6-1 Overview A remote compu ter can be connecte d to thi s unit and u sed to operate on record ed data which has b een saved in d ata files, such as v ideo and audio data files. There are t wo ways to connec t a remot e computer. • F AM connec tion Connect the S400 (i.LINK) connector on this un it to the[...]

Chapter 6 F ile Opera tions 56 6-1 Overv iew 6-1-2 File Operation Restricti ons This sectio n explains wh ich operat ions are possible on files stored in each directory. When requi red, the foll owing operat ion table s distin guish reading and overwr iting fr om part ial read ing and overw riting . Read: Read data sequent ially from th e start to [...]

Chapter 6 File Oper ations 57 6-1 Overv iew Edit Direct ory a) Only fi les which can be ov erwritten by XDCAM. Partial ove rwriting is not possible. b) Only files wh ich can be ove rwritten by XDCAM c) Only when the write inhibit tab on the d isc i s set to enabl e recor ding. d) When an E*E01 .MXF file is cr eated, an E*M0 1.XML file wit h the sa [...]

Chapter 6 F ile Opera tions 58 6-2 File Acces s Mode File Oper ations 6-2 F ile Acce ss Mode Fi le Operations File acce ss mode operating en vironment Operating system requi rements for file operations by file access mode (called FAM below) are as fol lows. • Computer o peratin g system: Mi crosoft Wi ndows 2000 Servic e Pack 4 o r higher, or Mic[...]

Chapter 6 File Oper ations 59 6-3 FTP File Ope ration s 2 Sele ct “Sony XDCAM PDW-V1 IE EE 1394 SB P2 Device” and click St op. The Stop a Hardware device dialog appears. 3 Sele ct “Sony XDCAM PDW-V1 IE EE 1394 SB P2 Device” and click OK. • Windo ws 2000: A confirmation message appears. • Wi ndo ws XP: “Sony XDCAM PDW-V1 IEEE 1394 SB P[...]

Chapter 6 F ile Opera tions 60 6-3 FTP F ile Oper ations Note Login is no t possi ble unless a disc is loaded a nd the unit is in t he state de scribed above. 2 Start the c ommand prompt . 3 Enter “ftp <SP> <I P address>,” and press t he Enter key. (<SP> refers to a space.) For exam ple, if the IP a ddress of this u nit is set[...]

Chapter 6 File Oper ations 61 6-3 FTP File Ope ration s 6-3-1 Com mand List This unit supports st andard FT P commands (see the next section) , an d extended F TP commands (see pa ge 65) . Standard commands The following tabl e shows the standard F TP commands support ed by this u nit. In the command syntax column, < SP> means a space, entere[...]

Chapter 6 F ile Opera tions 62 6-3 FTP F ile Oper ations STR U Specifi es the da ta structure . STR U <SP> < structure-code> < CRLF> <str uc ture- code> can be any of th e following . Howev er , for XDCAM, th e structure is alw a ys “F , ” regardle ss of the structur e-code spec ification . • F: File structure (d ef au[...]

Chapter 6 File Oper ations 63 6-3 FTP File Ope ration s ST OR Begins t ransf er of a cop y of a file in the speci fied path on the rem ote compu ter to the c urrent d irectory on this unit. Depen ding o n the t ype of fil e tra nsf erred, the f o llo wing it ems a re creat ed. •C * . M X F f i l e - C*M01.XML file (metad ata) - C*S01.MXF file (pr[...]

Chapter 6 F ile Opera tions 64 6-3 FTP F ile Oper ations ST A T Send s inf o rmation about p roperties of the sp ecified file , or abou t data tran sf er status , fro m this u nit to th e remote comput er . The f ollo wing pro perty info rmation is sent, d ependi ng on the file ty pe . • MXF file -F i l e n a m e - File type -C O D E C t y p e -F[...]

Chapter 6 File Oper ations 65 6-3 FTP File Ope ration s Extended commands The followin g table sho ws the ext ended FTP c ommands support ed by this u nit. In the command syntax column, < SP> means a space, entered by pr essing the space bar, and <CRLF> means a new line, entered by pressing the Enter ke y. Command na me Description Comm[...]

66 7-1 Menu System Conf igurat ion Chapter 7 Menus 7-1 Menu System Configuration The setti ngs for this u nit use th e followin g menus. •S e t u p m e n u See the ne xt item. • Maintenance me nu This provi des audio co ntrol, and net work and set up menu setting s, and also shows version informati on. For detail s, see 7-4 “Ma intenance Menu[...]

Chapter 7 Menus 67 7-2 Basi c Setu p Menu 7-2 Basic Setup Me nu 7-2-1 Items in the B asic Set up Menu The basic me nu items ( excluding the items re lated to th e digital hours meter ) are li sted i n the foll owing tabl e. In the Sett ings colum n of the tab le, underlin ed values indica te the fa ctory d efault se ttings. Item num ber Item name S[...]

Chapter 7 Menus 68 7-2 Basic Set up Menu 011 CHARA CTER V -SIZE Determine the v er tic al siz e of cha racters such as time c ode outpu t from the VIDEO OUT conne ctor an d SDI OU T co nnector f or supe rimposed displ ay on th e monit or . : Standard s ize × 2 : 2 times standa rd siz e When setti ng this item, w atch the monito r screen, an d adju[...]

Chapter 7 Menus 69 7-2 Basi c Setu p Menu 7-2-2 Basic Menu Operations This sectio n describes t he basic menu display an d how to change the settings. Disp laying the menu Press the MENU button. The SHUTTLE b utton and NEXT butt on light and th e setting of the cu rrently selecte d menu item appears i n the imag e dis play a nd s tatus displ ay. ( [...]

Chapter 7 Menus 70 7-2 Basic Set up Menu To chan ge the cu rrentl y dis playe d sub-i tem Hold down th e STOP butt on, and turn th e jog dial or shuttle d ial. The sub-item nu mber changes at a rat e depending on the jog dial r otation r ate or on t he shuttl e dial po sition. Changing a menu item setting v alue To change t he setti ng valu e of th[...]

Chapter 7 Menus 71 7-2 Basi c Setu p Menu 3 Hold down the SHUTTLE butto n, and turn the j og dial or shuttl e dial to set menu item 013 to “on.” 4 Press th e SET but ton. 5 Hold down the SHUTTLE butto n, and turn the j og dial or shuttle dial to select the line mode 525 (U), 525(J ) or 625. 6 Press th e SET but ton. 7 Turn the unit off (move th[...]

Chapter 7 Menus 72 7-3 Exte nded Me nu 7-3 E xtende d Menu 7-3-1 Items in the Extended Menu The extended me nu contains the following items. In the Setti ngs column o f the tabl e, underlined val ues indica te the fact ory de fault sett ings. Menu ite ms in the 100s, relating to the contr ol pane ls Item num ber Item name Settings 101 SELECTION FOR[...]

Chapter 7 Menus 73 7-3 Exte nded Menu Menu ite ms in the 600s, relating to the time cod e reader , metadata, and UMID Item num ber Item name Settings 601 VITC POSITI ON SEL-1 Se lect a line into which to insert VITC signals f or D VCAM pla ybac k signa ls. a) 12H ... 16 H ... 20H (in 525(U)/5 25(J)-line modes) 9H ... 19H ... 22 H (in 625-line mode)[...]

Chapter 7 Menus 74 7-3 Exte nded Me nu In 525(u)-l ine mode 12 ... 1 9 LINE 12 ... LINE 19 Specify b l anking f or lines 12 to 19 . blnk : Carry out blan king. thru : Switch off b la nking. 20 LINE 20 Specify b l ankin g f or line 20. blnk : Carry out blan king. half : Carry out half-b lank ing. thru : Switch off b la nking. In 525(J)- line mode 12[...]

Chapter 7 Menus 75 7-3 Exte nded Menu 7-3-2 Extended Menu Operatoins The extended menu ca n be us ed with the same proced ures as in the basi c menu. However, sin ce with th e factor y defaul t settings t he extended men u is not di splayed, i t is fir st necessary to enable di splay of the extende d menu. Enabli ng display of the extended m enu To[...]

Chapter 7 Menus 76 7-3 Exte nded Me nu To set the i nternal switc h to on 1 Using a Phill ips screwdriv er, remove the bo ttom cover. There are five screws fixing the cover. 2 Using a sharp impl ement such as a b all-point pen, set switch 4 in the S19 02 group to the ON po sition (on th e front side). 3 Replace the bot tom cover. Note Tighten the s[...]

Chapter 7 Menus 77 7-3 Exte nded Menu 8 Press th e SET but ton. When you ne xt display t he menu and chan ge the it em display, th e extended menu will appear aft er the basic menu. 7-3-3 Using UMID Data To perfo rm operati ons from inte rviewing to editing effectively and to detect au dio-visual mate rials easily when reusing t hem, metad ata that[...]

Chapter 7 Menus 78 7-3 Exte nded Me nu Using th e Extend ed UMID You have to enter a cou ntry cod e, organiz ation code and user code. Set th e country cod e referring to the ISO-3166 table, and set the organi zation code and user code independen tly. For details, se e “About UM ID ownership in formation” (page 78). Funct ion s of UMID dat a Th[...]

Chapter 7 Menus 79 7-4 Maint enance Menu 7-4 Maintenance M enu 7-4-1 Items in the Maintenance Menu The maintenan ce menu in cludes the following i tems. In the table, the underscored it ems are the factor y default settings. For details about DRIVE MA INTENANCE, ADJUST, CHECK, BATTER Y CONFI G, SERV ICE SUPPORT , and OTHERS, ref er to the Mai ntena[...]

Chapter 7 Menus 80 7-4 Mainten ance Menu SETUP MAINTENANCE: item s relating to the setup menu Item Setting EXTENDED ME NU Select wh ether o r not to displa y the e xtende d men u. DISABLE : Do not displa y . ENABLE : Displa y . SETUP BANK4 Select t he ban k to be stored in men u ban k 4, or reset men u bank 4. NO OPERA TION : This fun ction is disa[...]

Chapter 7 Menus 81 7-4 Maint enance Menu 7-4-2 Maintenance Men u Opera tions This secti on describ es the indicati ons in the maintena nce menu and how t o change the settings. T o displa y a menu item setting To display the mai ntenance menu it em settings, cha nge the switch set ting with in the u nit, then c arry out th e follow ing operations. [...]

Chapter 7 Menus 82 7-4 Mainten ance Menu To cancel ch anging a setti ng Befo re pr essing the S ET butto n, pr ess t he MENU but ton. The menu disappear s from th e status d isplay, wi thout saving the ne w setti ng. T o change network settings To change n etwork setti ngs, carry ou t steps 1 to 3 in th e item, “To display a me nu item set ting?[...]

Chapter 7 Menus 83 7-4 Maint enance Menu 6 In the NETWORK CONFIG menu, press the SET but ton. 7 When the “NOW SAVING...” message van ishes, power the unit off an d then on aga in with the on/ standby switch. Sett ing th e communi cati ons s peed Set the communi cations speed (L INK SPEED) and communicati ons meth od (DUPLEX) to mat ch the netwo[...]

Chapter 7 Menus 84 7-5 Sys tem Menu 7-5 S ystem Men u 7-5-1 Items in the System Menu The system menu i ncludes the following items. 7-5-2 System Menu Operations T o display disc status and c lip status Insert a disc and p roceed as follo ws. 1 Hold down the SHIFT button an d press the ME NU butto n. The system menu ap pears on the image d isplay. 2[...]

Chapter 7 Menus 85 7-5 System Menu To display the disc status Press the J b utton or j button to select “DISC,” then press the k butto n. The status of the loaded di sc appears. To display the status of the curr ent clip Press the J button or j butt on to s elec t “CL IP,” t hen press the k butto n. The status of the clip at the current pos[...]

86 8-1 Peri odic Maint enance Chapter 8 Maintena nce and Troubleshooting 8-1 Periodic Maintenanc e 8-1-1 Digital Hour s Meter The digi tal hour s meter can provide six items of inform ation abou t the operati onal hist ory of the unit . The informati on can b e displayed in th e time dat a display an d also, by tex t superi mposition, on t he monit[...]

Chapter 8 Mainte nance and T roubl eshoo ting 87 8-2 Err or Messages / 8-3 Alarms 8-2 Error Mes sages Error codes a ppear in the ti me data display when an error (usually a hardware problem) occurs. Error co des and error messages appear on the imag e display. When an error message appears, follow the instruct ions in the error message to resolve t[...]

Chapter 8 Maintenance and T roublesho oting 88 8-3 Alar ms When t he unit is po wered on a) With respe ct to se tting of b asic men u item 0 16 When a di sc is i nsert ed Messag e in time data displa y Dis play condition a) Description Action MENU V er . UP off Se tup menu s etti ngs wer e reset , because this u nit w as up gr aded. Reset the s etu[...]

Chapter 8 Mainte nance and T roubl eshoo ting 89 8-3 Alar ms a) With respe ct to se tting of b asic men u item 0 16 Durin g play back a) With respe ct to se tting of b asic men u item 0 16 During c ontrol pa nel op erations ILL. Inde x! o ff An i nde x fil e er ror wa s dete cted. F ormat the di sc. For det ails, see 3 -6-5 “Forma tting a Disc ?[...]

Chapter 8 Maintenance and T roublesho oting 90 8-3 Alar ms No Clip! limit A playba c k or sear ch butto n w as pres sed f or a disc cont aining no record ed cli ps. These opera tions are not po ssib le . No Clip! off An attempt was made to d elete a clip from a dis c con taining n o reco rded cl ips . Disc T op! limit The PREV b utton w as pressed [...]

Chapter 8 Mainte nance and T roubl eshoo ting 91 8-3 Alar ms a) With respe ct to se tting of b asic men u item 0 16 Durin g recept io n of comma nds fro m an exter nal de vice co nnec ted to the REMOTE co nnect or a) With respe ct to se tting of b asic men u item 0 16 Alarms r elat ing t o sens ors and drives F ormatting! off An a ttempt w as ma de[...]

Chapter 8 Maintenance and T roublesho oting 92 8-3 Alar ms a) With respe ct to se tting of b asic men u item 0 16 F AN Stopp ed o ff The motor of th e mai n unit f an has stopped. Contac t your Sony ser vic e rep res enta tive. Note The unit w ill oper at e, b ut c ontin ued u se in this s tate wil l result in rising tempera tures in th e unit or d[...]

Chapter 8 Mainte nance and T roubl eshoo ting 93 8-4 Conde nsation 8-4 Condens ation When th is unit is move d from a c old place to a warmer place, or ope rated i n high humidi ty, condensat ion may form on the opti cal picku p. This is called condensatio n, and if t he unit is operat ed in thi s state, i t may make correct playback impossi ble. N[...]

94 Specifications Appendixes Specificat ions General Power requirements 100 V to 240 V AC , 50/60 Hz DC (with battery ) Pow er con sum ption 45 W Peak inrush current (1)Po wer O N, c urre nt pr obe me thod: 44 A (240 V), 1 7 A (100 V) (2)Hot switching inrush curren t, measured in accordance with European sta ndard EN551 03-1: 13 A (230 V) Operating[...]

95 Using the S houlder Belt Appendix es 40 Mb/ s: 55 m in. 30 Mb/ s: 68 m in. DVCAM 85 min. Search speed Jog mode ±1times n ormal speed Shut tle mod e ±20 times normal speed Video perf ormance Sampli ng fre quency Y: 13.5 MHz, R-Y/B-Y: 6.75 MHz Quantiz ation 10 bits/sa mple Output/input connectors VIDEO OUT BNC × 1 (character out), 1.0 Vp-p, 75 [...]

96 Gloss ary Appendix Glossar y AES/ EBU A standard est ablished jo intl y by the AES (Audi o Engineeri ng Societ y) and EBU (European Broadcasting Union) for serial transmission of digita l audio. T wo channel s of au dio can be transmi tted via a si ngle connector. Clip A recording unit. Clips are created every time recordi ng starts and stops. C[...]

97 Gloss ary Appendix UMID Unique Materi al Identifier. A standard (SMPTE 330 M) for video and audio metadata. The Basic section of a UMID contains a globall y unique n umber and a material number for the identifi cation of recorded material . An optional section ca lled the “So urce Pack” contains information such as the time and locatio n of [...]

98 Index Inde x Index A AC power inlet connector 19 switch 19, 39 ACCESS indi cator 20 , 24 Accessories not su pplied 95 supplied 9 5 ALARM indicat or 25 Alarms 87 list 87 Analog interfaces 17 Appendi xes 94 specifications 94 using should er belt 95 Arrow bu ttons 21 AUDIO indicators 25 Audio level meters 24 AUDIO MONITOR butt ons 20, 39 OUT L/R co[...]

99 Index Inde x Operation mo de 35 Overview 16 P PDZ-1 30 , 54 installatio n 54 system requiremen ts 54 Periodic maintenance 86 PHONES jack 27 Playback 39 clip list 44 conditi on disp lays 35 contr ols 22 jog m ode 41 normal speed 40 preparations 39 shuttle mode 41 start pos ition 40 Power AC power 33 battery pack s 33 preparations 33 Preparations [...]

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