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Monitor display CHARACTER DISPLAY LCD data items - parts

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Chapter 1 Overview Location and Function of Parts - Audio recording level adjustment mode (AUTO/ MANU) - Audio mode (32 kHz/48 kHz) - Audio limiter - Color bars (Cannot be displayed) • If you change this selector, the screen may momentarily become bright or noise may appear. This noise will be recorded. • Do not change this selector setting during recording. Otherwise, the recorded image will be distorted or the signal output from the DV jack will be interrupted. Also, the unit may mistakenly recognize that a copyright protected signal has been input. qa EJECT (OPEN/CLOSE) (open/close the cassette compartment) button Press this button to open or close the cassette compartment. If you press this button while a cassette is inside the unit, the compartment opens and the cassette is ejected. After removing the cassette, press this button again to close the compartment. 1 Monitor display section 1 LCD monitor 2 CHARACTER DISPLAY (LCD) selector 3 DISPLAY SELECT selector 4 EXEC or FINE (AUDIO) button 5 J / j buttons 1 LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) monitor Displays the playback or EE1) pictures. Also, superimposed time data, status information, menu, audio levels meters, etc. are displayed. Notes • The data items superimposed on the LCD monitor are the same as items superimposed on a monitor connected to the MONITOR VIDEO jack. You cannot make two monitors display different data items individually. • The backlight used in the built-in LCD monitor deteriorates with prolonged use. If the brightness of the LCD monitor cannot be adjusted, consult your Sony dealer. For details on the maintenance of the LCD monitor, see page 99 (GB). 2 CHARACTER DISPLAY (LCD) (data items superimposed on the LCD monitor) selector Use to superimpose data items on the LCD monitor. OFF: No data items are superimposed except the tape label, title, data codes (camera data, and date/ time recorded by a camera). ON: Data items are superimposed. ON (BLACK BACK): Data items are displayed on a black background. ... 1) "EE" stands for "Electric to Electric." In EE mode, the video and audio signals that are input to the VCR's recording circuitry do not pass through any magnetic conversion circuits but instead are output via electric circuits only. This mode is used to check the input signals and adjust input levels. The pictures output in EE mode are referred to as EE pictures. 14 (GB) Chapter 1 Overview

Section	Page
GB	6
Chapter 1 Overview	9
Features	9
DVCAM Format	9
Other Features	11
Location and Function of Parts	12
Front Panel	12
Rear Panel	20
Supplied Remote Commander	25
Displaying Various Data	27
Chapter 2 Playback and Recording	30
Notes on Video Cassettes	30
Inserting/Ejecting Cassettes	31
Notes on Playback/Recording	32
Playback	33
Connections for Playback	33
Settings for Playback	35
Playback Procedures	35
Playback Functions	36
Recording	41
Connections for Recording	41
Settings for Recording	43
Recording Procedures	44
Recording Functions	44
Chapter 3 Using the Unit as a Player in an Editing System	46
Notes on Usage in the Editing System	46
Connections for Digital Non-linear Editing	48
Connections for a Cut Editing System	49
Connections for an A/B Roll Editing System	51
Adjusting Edit Timing	56
Chapter 4 Setting the Time Code and Adjusting the Video Signals	58
Setting the Time Code and User Bits	58
Using the Internal Time Code Generator	58
Synchronizing the Time Codes Synchronizing the Time Codes	62
Connecting to the Time Code Generator	62
Notes on the Time Codes	64
Adjusting the Sync and Subcarrier Phases of the Video Signals	66
Adjusting the Signals	68
Chapter 5 Duplication and Audio Dubbing	69
Duplication (generating a work tape with the same time code)	69
Audio Dubbing	74
Chapter 6 Adjusting and Setting Through Menus	76
Operating the Menus	76
Menu Organization	77
Menu Contents	78
Chapter 7 Maintenance	93
Troubleshooting	93
Alarm Messages	97
Notes on Use	98
Notes on the Videocassette Recorder	98
Cleaning of the Video Heads	98
Notes on the Video Cassettes	99
Notes on the LCD Screen	99
About Moisture Condensation	99
Digital Hours Meter	100
Self-diagnostics Function	100
Appendix	101
Compatibility of DVCAM and DV Format	101
Notes on Wide-screen Aspect Ratio Information	103
Specifications	104
Glossary	106
Index	108
Submenu Index	109
FR	112
Chapitre 1 Présentation	115
Caract é ristiques	115
Format DVCAM	115
Autres caract é ristiques	117
Emplacement et fonction des pi è ces	118
Panneau avant	118
Panneau arri è re	127
T é l é commande fournie	132
Affichage de diff é rentes donn é es	134
Chapitre 2 Lecture et enregistrement	137
Remarques sur les cassettes vid é o	137
Insertion/é jection de cassettes	138
Remarques sur la lecture et l ’enregistrement	139
Lecture	141
Raccordements pour la lecture	141
Configuration pour la lecture	143
Proc é dures pour la lecture	143
Fonctions de lecture	144
Enregistrement	149
Raccordements pour l ’enregistrement	149
Configuration pour l ’enregistrement	151
Proc é dures d ’enregistrement	152
Fonctions d ’enregistrement	152
Chapitre 3 Utilisation de l ’appareil comme lecteur dans un système de montage	154
Remarques sur l ’utilisation dans un syst è me de montage	154
Raccordements du montage non lin é aire num é rique	156
Raccordements pour un syst è me de montage de coupe	157
Raccordements du syst è me de montage en mode A/B	159
R é glage du temps de montage	164
Chapitre 4 Réglage du code temporel et ajustement des signaux vidéo	166
R é glage du code temporel et des bits d ’utilisateur	166
Utilisation du g é n é rateur de code temporel interne	166
Synchronisation des codes temporels	171
Raccordement au g é n é rateur de code temporel	171
Remarques sur les codes temporels	173
R é glage des phases de synchronisation et de sous-porteuse des signaux vid é o	175
R é glage des signaux	177
Chapitre 5 Copie et doublage audio	178
Copie (g é n é ration d ’une bande de travail avec le m ê me code temporel)	178
Doublage audio	183
Chapitre 6 Ajustement et réglage via les menus	185
Utilisation des menus	185
Organisation des menus	186
Contenu des menus	187
Chapitre 7 Entretien	202
D é pannage	202
Messages d ’alarmes	206
Remarques sur l ’utilisation	207
Remarques sur l ’enregistreur de cassettes vid é o	207
Nettoyage des t ê tes vid é o	208
Remarques sur les cassettes vid é o	208
Remarques sur l ’é cran à cristaux liquides	209
A propos de la condensation d ’humidit é	209
Compteur horaire num é rique	209
Fonction d ’autodiagnostics	210
Annexe	211
Compatibilit é des formats DVCAM et DV	211
Remarques concernant les informations du rapport d’aspect grand écran	213
Sp é cifications	214
Glossaire	217
Index	219

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Chapter 1

Overview

Location and Function of Parts

Chapter 1

Overview

– Audio recording level adjustment mode (AUTO/

MANU)

– Audio mode (32 kHz/48 kHz)

– Audio limiter

– Color bars (Cannot be displayed)

• If you change this selector, the screen may

momentarily become bright or noise may appear.

This noise will be recorded.

• Do not change this selector setting during recording.

Otherwise, the recorded image will be distorted or the

signal output from the DV jack will be interrupted.

Also, the unit may mistakenly recognize that a

EJECT (OPEN/CLOSE) (open/close the cassette

compartment) button

Press this button to open or close the cassette

compartment. If you press this button while a cassette

is inside the unit, the compartment opens and the

cassette is ejected.

After removing the cassette, press this button again to

close the compartment.

Monitor display section

LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) monitor

Displays the playback or EE

pictures. Also,

superimposed time data, status information, menu,

audio levels meters, etc. are displayed.

Notes

• The data items superimposed on the LCD monitor are

the same as items superimposed on a monitor

connected to the MONITOR VIDEO jack.

You cannot make two monitors display different data

items individually.

• The backlight used in the built-in LCD monitor

deteriorates with prolonged use. If the brightness of

the LCD monitor cannot be adjusted, consult your

Sony dealer.

For details on the maintenance of the LCD monitor, see

page 99 (GB).

CHARACTER DISPLAY (LCD) (data items

superimposed on the LCD monitor) selector

Use to superimpose data items on the LCD monitor.

OFF:

No data items are superimposed except the

tape label, title, data codes (camera data, and date/

time recorded by a camera).

ON:

Data items are superimposed.

ON (BLACK BACK):

Data items are displayed on a

black background.

LCD monitor

CHARACTER DISPLAY

(LCD) selector

DISPLAY SELECT selector

EXEC or FINE (AUDIO)

button

buttons

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“EE” stands for “Electric to Electric.” In EE mode, the

video and audio signals that are input to the VCR’s

recording circuitry do not pass through any magnetic

conversion circuits but instead are output via electric

circuits only. This mode is used to check the input

signals and adjust input levels. The pictures output in EE

mode are referred to as EE pictures.