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Handling Cassettes

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Chapter 3 Preparations 3-4 Handling Cassettes 3-4-1 Usable Cassettes For recording and playback, you can use an HDCAM S cassette such as a BCT-6HD/12HD/22HD/32HD/40HD. You can use the following cassette, for playback only: • Betacam SX cassette • Betacam SP cassette (metal tape) • Betacam cassette (oxide tape) 3-4-2 Loading/Ejecting Cassettes Loading a cassette 1 2 Ejecting the cassette 1 With the unit powered on, press the EJECT button. A part of the cassette comes out from the unit. 2 Take out the cassette. 3-4-3 Preventing Accidental Erasures To make it impossible to accidentally erase or record over the contents of a cassette, press in the erasure prevention plug. Return the plug to its original position when you wish to record on the cassette again. Cassette 1 Supply the power. 2 Load a cassette in the direction shown in the figure above after checking the following points. • That ERROR-10 is not displayed in the display window. • That there is no slack in the tape. If ERROR-10 appears in the display window This means that there is condensation inside the unit. For the steps to take in such a case, see "10-5 Moisture Condensation" on page 83. If there is slack in the tape Take up the slack by rotating the reels in the directions indicated by the arrows in the figure, keeping one reel fixed by pressing it with your finger as you rotate the other reel. The reels stop rotating when there is no more slack. Cassette Erasure prevention plug 26 Handling Cassettes

Section	Page
Table of Contents	6
Overview	10
1-1 Features	10
1-2 System Configurations	11
1-3 Using the CD-ROM Manual	12
1-3-1 Preparations	12
1-3-2 Reading the CD-ROM Manual	12
Names and Functions of Parts	13
2-1 Front Panel	13
2-1-1 Menu Operation Section	14
2-1-2 Tape Transport Section	15
2-1-3 Display Window	16
2-2 Rear Panel	20
Preparations	22
3-1 Preparing Power Sources	22
3-1-1 Supplying Power	22
3-1-2 Using the Battery Pack	23
3-2 Using a Stand	24
3-3 Connections	25
3-4 Handling Cassettes	26
3-4-1 Usable Cassettes	26
3-4-2 Loading/Ejecting Cassettes	26
3-4-3 Preventing Accidental Erasures	26
3-5 Setting Reference Video Signals	27
3-6 Setting Timecode	28
3-6-1 Setting an Initial Value and Recording Timecode	28
3-6-2 Synchronizing the Internal Timecode Generator with an External Signal	29
3-6-3 Synchronizing the Internal Timecode Generator with a Playback Timecode - Timecode Recording during Auto Editing	30
3-6-4 Converting Timecode in 24- or 25-Frame Mode Playback (TC CONV)	30
3-7 Basic Operations of the Function Menu	31
3-7-1 Configuration of the Function Menu	31
3-7-2 Function Menu Item List	32
3-7-3 Basic Operations	35
3-8 Superimposed Character Information	36
3-9 Using a \	38
3-9-1 Notes on \	38
Recording and Playback	40
4-1 Recording	40
4-1-1 Preparations for Recording	40
4-1-2 Recording Operation	40
4-2 Back Space Editing	41
4-3 Sequential Recording	41
4-4 Playback	43
4-4-1 Preparations for Playback	43
4-4-2 Playback Operation	43
4-4-3 Jog/Shuttle Mode playback	44
Assemble Editing	45
5-1 Overview	45
5-1-1 Assemble Editing	45
5-2 Automatic Editing	45
5-2-1 Setting the Edit Points	45
5-2-2 Modifying and Deleting Edit Points	46
5-2-3 Cueing up to Edit Points and Prerolling	47
5-2-4 Preview	48
5-2-5 Performing Automatic Editing	49
5-2-6 First Edit Function	50
Shot Mark/Shot Data	51
6-1 Overview	51
6-1-1 Shot Mark/Shot Data Function Features	51
Stop Code	52
7-1 Stop Code	52
7-2 Stop Code Operation	52
7-2-1 Detecting the Stop Code	52
7-2-2 Recording the Stop Code	53
7-2-3 Erasing the Stop Code	54
UMID Functions	55
8-1 Overview of UMID Functions	55
8-2 Recording UMIDs	55
8-3 UMID Output and Display	58
8-3-1 UMID Output Settings	58
8-3-2 UMID Display	58
Setup Menus	60
9-1 Setup Menu Configuration	60
9-2 Setup Menu Operations	60
9-2-1 Displaying Setup Menus	60
9-2-2 Setting Setup Menu	61
9-2-3 Menu Bank Operations (menu items B01 to B12)	62
9-3 Items in the Basic Setup Menu	63
9-4 Items in the Extended Setup Menu	66
Maintenance and Inspection	79
10-1 Removing a Cassette When Tape Slack Occurs	79
10-2 Head Cleaning	79
10-3 Error Messages	80
10-4 Warning Messages	82
10-5 Moisture Condensation	83
10-6 Regular Checks	83
10-6-1 Digital Hours Meter	83
10-6-2 Maintenance Timings	84
10-7 LCD Monitor	85
Appendixes	86
Specifications	86