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    System connections
    System applications
    nWhen using an external VTR as the editing source unit
    ¥ The external VTR can be operated using the VTR1 control buttons of this unit.
    ¥ Set the CONTROL switch on the keyboard panel to EXT VTR.
    Regardless of the positions of the OPERATION MODE and AUDIO INPUT SELECT switches, the signals connected to the
    VTR2Õs VIDEO IN and AUDIO IN connectors will be supplied.
    
    ¥ It is necessary to change the PLAY DELAY setting when certain types of external VTRs are used.
    ¥ The external VTRÕs signals can be checked on the LCD monitor of VTR1 and through its speaker when V2 V+A is set for set-
    up menu item No.105 (VTR1 IN SEL).
    ¥ None of VTR1Õs on-screen displays (counter, etc.) can be shown when the CONTROL switch is set to the EXT VTR mode.
    However, these displays can be shown on the screen of VTR1 using the connections and settings outlined below when an
    external VTR with a superimpose display function is used.
    ¥ The VTR1Õs INPUT and REF displays do not appear when the CONTROL switch is set to the EXT VTR mode.
    Switch settings
    CONTROL: EXT VTR
    PLAY DELAY: VTR1:0
    VTR2: 4VIDEO
    IN VIDEO
    OUTAUDIO
    IN AUDIO
    OUT
    VTR1 VTR2
    AJ-LT85External VTR
    9P 9P
    Switch settings
    CONTROL: EXT VTR
    VTR1 IN SEL (set-up menu item No.105): V2 AVIDEO
    IN VIDEO
    IN VIDEO
    OUTVIDEO
    OUTAUDIO
    IN AUDIO
    OUT
    VTR1 VTR2
    AJ-LT85External VTR
    9P 9P
    (Superimpose) 
    						
    							The set-up of items other than those set using the selector switches are set on the on-screen menu using the time counter dis-
    play and search dial.
    To perform settings with the on-screen menu, press the MENU (SHIFT+MENU) buttons to establish the set-up mode. The set-
    ting contents now appear on the display, and the data settings are stored in the laptopÕs memory.
    To transfer the laptop from the regular mode to the set-up menu mode, press the SHIFT and EDIT buttons together. (This can-
    not be done by remote control, or when editing or recording.)
    To change a setting:
    !Set the laptop to the jog mode.
    Remember that this procedure cannot be performed in the shuttle mode.
    @Turn the dial and select the item to be set. (The asterisk Ò*Ó moves.)
    #While holding down the SHIFT button, turn the dial clockwise or counterclockwise to change the value.
    When the IN or OUT button is pressed while the SHIFT button is held down, the setting contents are decremented by IN and
    incremented by OUT.
    If the 1ST EDIT, TC PRESET or UB PRESET item is to be selected, operation moves to the column on the left or right by
    pressing the FF or REW button while the SHIFT button is held down.
    ¥ ÒTC PRESETÓ and ÒUB PRESETÓ can be selected when set-up menu item No.507 (TC MODE) has been set to ÒP-RECÓ or
    ÒP-FREE.Ó
    SET-UP MENU OPERATIONS
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    EJECT
    VTR1
    POWER
    REC
    CH1RESET
    RECDIAGREMOTE
    EXT VTRLOCAL-VTR1 VTR2CONTROLON
    OFFREC
    INHIBITOFFON
    CH2
    PB
    AUDIO LEVELREW
    FFSTOPSTB OFFTRACKPLAY STILL
    1ST EDIT
    BS
    EVENTSPLIT
    ASMBL
    IN OUT
    VTR1 VTR2 VTR1 VTR2 PREROLL
    SYNCHRO7
    5
    3CF
    ON
    OFFCH1
    MIX
    CH2V1
    V1•2
    V2SWAP
    NORM
    MIXAUDIO
    MONITORSPEAKER/
    HEADPHONESAUDIO
    SWAP
    DUMP LOADEDL
    CLEARFS
    RECALL
    LAST
    EDIT
    VA1A2TC
    PLAY
    IN OUTGO TO
    ENTRY / SHIFT
    EDIT MODE
    COUNTERCTLTC
    UBVTR1
    EJECT
    VTR2
    RESET RECSTORE
    STOPSTB OFF
    MENUEDIT
    STILLREWFF
    VTR2
    REC
    CH1 CH2
    OPERATION MODEVTR2 AUDIO
    INPUT SELECTEDITINTEXTSEPARATECH1 CH2VTR1EXT
    PBAUDIO LEVEL
    PREVIEWREVIEW MULTIAUTO EDITALL STOP
    EDIT button
    RESET button
    SHIFT button
    To view the menu page by page:
    Press the FF or REW button.
    Operation moves to the next page when the FF button is
    pressed; it moves to the previous page when the REW button
    is pressed. (The cursor moves to the first item in each group
    of 100.)
    To store a setting in the memory:
    Press the REC button while the SHIFT button is held down.
    To return to the regular mode from the set-up menu
    mode:
    Press the EDIT button while the SHIFT button is held down.
    User default settings and factory settings
    This unit has a memory in which the settings can be entered
    by the user. The user can enter specific settings, and these
    settings can be called altogether.
    The factory settings can be restored after using the user settings.
    TC PRESET and UB PRESET are not entered or called.
    nTo enter changed settings into the user default setting
    memory
    ¥ Press the MENU (SHIFT + EDIT) button to establish the
    set-up menu mode.¥ Change to the desired settings. (Refer to the above sec-
    tion on how to change the settings.)
    ¥ Press the RESET button of VTR2 to display the default
    setting screen.
    ¥ Press the STORE (SHIFT + REC) button to enter the set-
    tings.
    nTo return changed settings to the user default settings
    (loading from the user default setting memory)
    ¥ Press the MENU (SHIFT + EDIT) button to establish the
    set-up menu mode.
    ¥ Press the RESET button of VTR2 to display the default
    setting screen.
    ¥ Press the FF button of VTR2.
    nTo return changed settings to the factory settings
    (resetting)
    ¥ Press the MENU (SHIFT + EDIT) button to establish the
    set-up menu mode.
    ¥ Press the RESET button of VTR2 to display the default
    setting screen.
    ¥ When the PLAY button of VTR2 is pressed, all the items
    are reset.
    When the STILL button of VTR2 is pressed, all the items
    except for SYSTEM are reset.
    When the REW button of VTR2 is pressed, the resetting
    is canceled. 
    						
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    Detailed description of set-up menus
    BASIC
    Item Setting
    Description of setting
    No. Item No. Item
    000 DISPLAY SEL 0000 TIME
    0001T&STA0002 T&RT
    0003 T&YMD
    0004 T&MDY
    0005 T&DMY
    ªª
    001 LCD SUPER 0000OFF0001 ONª
    002 CHARA TYPE 0000WHITE0001 W/OUTªª
    003 TAPE TIMER 0000±12h0001 24hªª
    The underlined number and item are the factory settings.This sets the contents of the MONITOR OUT connector and liquid-crystal
    monitor superimposed display.
    0: Displays the counter value only.
    1: Displays the counter value and operation mode.
    2: The counter value and shooting time are displayed.
    3: The counter value and shooting date in the sequence of year, month and
    day are displayed.
    4: The counter value and shooting date in the sequence of month, day and
    year are displayed.
    5: The counter value and shooting date in the sequence of day, month and
    year are displayed.
     
    REC DATE or REC TIME is displayed only when a tape shot by a DV/DVCAM
    camera recorder is played back.
    This selects the superimposed display on the liquid-crystal monitor.
    0: A superimposed display does not appear on the monitor.
    1: A superimposed display appears on the monitor.
    This selects the type of characters for the VIDEO MONI OUT connector
    superimposed display and set-up menu display, etc.
    0: White characters appear on a black background.
    1: White characters with black borders appear.
    This selects whether the 12-hour or 24-hour time system is to be used for the
    CTL counter display.
    0: The 12-hour time system is used for the display.
    1: The 24-hour time system is used for the display.
    DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF SET-UP MENUS
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    							OPERATION
    Item Setting
    Description of setting
    No. Item No. Item
    100 SHTL MAX 0000 X16
    0001X32ªª
    101 FF.REW 0000 X32
    MAX 0001X60ªª
    102 AUDIO 0000OFFMUTE 0001 ONªª
    103 S/F/R/ EE 0000EESEL 0001 TAPEª
    104 STOP MODE 0000 REC
    0001PB
    ª
    105 VTR1 IN 0000V1INSEL 0001 V2 V+A
    0002 V2 V
    ª0003 V2 A
    106 FORMAT 0000DVCPROSEL 0001 DVªª0002 DVCAM
    107 POSTROLL 0000 0.5s
    SEL 00011s0002 2sª0003 3s
    The underlined number and item are the factory settings.
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    This sets the maximum speed in the shuttle mode.
    0: 16 times normal tape speed.
    1: 32 times normal tape speed.
    This sets the maximum fast forward and rewind speed.
    0: 32 times normal tape speed.
    1: 60 times normal tape speed.
     
    With the DV format, this speed is 32X normal tape speed regardless of this
    setting.
    This sets the status while audio signals are output when the mode has
    changed from STOP or search to PLAY.
    0: The time taken until the sound is output is reduced.
    1: The sound is output after the mode is fully established.
    This sets whether to establish the EE mode or VV mode when the laptop is in
    the STOP, FF or REW mode.
    0: EE mode is established.
    1: VV mode is established.
    This selects the mode when VTR1 is in the STOP mode.
    0: The digital circuits serve as the REC system. The time taken entering REC
    mode is reduced.
    1: The digital circuits serve as the PB system. The time taken entering PB
    mode is reduced.
    Selects whether V1 IN or V2 IN is to be used for the VIDEO/AUDIO input of
    VTR1.
    0: VTR1 IN serves as the VTR1 input.
    1: VIDEO IN and AUDIO IN of VTR2 serve as the VTR1 input.
    2: VIDEO IN of VTR2 and AUDIO IN of VTR1 serve as the VTR1 input.
    3: VIDEO IN of VTR1 and AUDIO IN of VTR2 serve as the VTR1 input.
    This selects the format when an L size cassette is used.
    0: DVCPRO mode
    1: DV mode
    2: DVCAM mode
    Selects the postroll time (in 1-second increments).
    0: 0.5 sec.
    1: 1 sec.
    2: 2 sec.
    3: 3 sec.
    DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF SET-UP MENUS 
    						
    							OPERATION
    Item Setting
    Description of setting
    No. Item No. Item
    108 HUMID 0000OFFOPE 0001 ON
    ª
    109 SEARCH 0000DIAL
    ªENA 0001 KEY
    110 AUTO REW 0000OFF
    ªª0001 ON
    111 ALL STOP SEL 0000STOP
    ª0001 STILL
    The underlined number and item are the factory settings.
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    Detailed description of set-up menus
    DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF SET-UP MENUS
    This selects whether condensation is to be ignored when it has formed and
    operation is to be continued.
    0: Operation is disabled.
    1: Operation is enabled. Although operation is still possible even when con-
    densation has formed, the unitÕs operation cannot be guaranteed.
    
    Since the tape may be damaged or other trouble may occur when Ò1:
    Operation is enabledÓ is selected, Ò0: Operation is disabledÓ is normally
    selected.
    This selects whether the direct search operation is to be performed.
    DIAL: Direct search mode
    KEY: No direct search mode (The search dial is operable in the STILL mode
    only.)
    This selects whether the tape is automatically rewound to the beginning when
    the end of the tape is detected in the PLAY, REC, or SHTL modes.
    0: Transport stops at the end of the tape.
    1: The tape is automatically rewound to the beginning.
    This is used to select the mode to which the unit is to be set when the ALL
    STOP button is pressed.
    0: The unit is set to the STOP mode.
    1: The unit is set to the still-picutre mode (SHTL +0.0, JOG STILL). 
    						
    							INTERFACE
    Item Setting
    Description of setting
    No. Item No. Item
    200 ID SEL 0000OTHER0001 DVCPROªª
    201 LOCAL ENA 0000 DIS
    0001ST&EJªª
    202 OPTION MODE 0000EDL0001 AMU1
    0002 AMU2ª0003 AMU3
    203 BAUD RATE 0000 1200
    0001 2400
    0002 4800
    0003
    9600ª0004 19200
    204 DATA LENGTH 0000 7
    00018ª
    205 STOP BIT 000010001 2ª
    206 PARITY 0000 NON
    0001ODDª0002 EVEN
    207 FLOW 0000NONECONTROL 0001 RTSCTSª
    208 EDL FORMAT 0000AGA8500001 CMX340ª
    The underlined number and item are the factory settings.
    DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF SET-UP MENUS
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    This selects the ID information which is to be returned to the controller.
    0: 20 25H
    1: The ID (F0 33H) unique to DVCPRO is returned.
    This selects the switches which can be operated on the front panel when the
    REMOTE/LOCAL switch is at REMOTE.
    0: None of the switches or buttons can be operated.
    1: Only the STOP (ALL STOP) and EJECT buttons can be operated.
    This sets the EDL connector (9P) mode.
    0: For dumping/loading EDL data.
    1: The audio memory unit is used under the audio dubbing specifications.
    2: The audio memory unit is used under the audio channel 2 fade specifications.
    3: The audio memory unit is used under the audio channel 1 fade specifications.
    This sets the baud rate when EDL is set for set-up menu item No.202
    (OPTION MODE).
    This sets the data length when EDL is set for set-up menu item No.202
    (OPTION MODE).
    This sets the stop bit when EDL is set for set-up menu item No.202 (OPTION
    MODE).
    This sets the parity when EDL is set for set-up menu item No.202 (OPTION-
    MODE).
    This enables or disables the flow control for the EDL data communication.
    0: Flow control using RTS/CTS is disabled.
    1: Flow control using RTS/CTS is enabled.
    This sets the format with which EDL data is to be dumped.
    0: Format common with MatsushitaÕs AG-A850.
    1: Format common with the CMX340 editing system.VV
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    Detailed description of set-up menus
    EDIT
    Item Setting
    Description of setting
    No. Item No. Item
    300 SERVO 0000AUTOREF 0001 EXT*ªª
    301 PLAY 00000(VTR1)
    DELAY
    0004
    4(VTR2)ªª0015 15
    302 AUD EDIT 0000 CUT
    IN 0001FADEª
    303 AUD EDIT 0000 CUT
    OUT 0001FADEª
    304 BEEP 0000 OFF
    0001 ENTRY
    0002
    ALL 10003 ALL 2ª
    305 AUTO 0000OFFENTRY 0001 REC
    0002 ALLª
    306 SV-UNLK 0000 EDIT
    EDIT 0001ABORT10002 ABORT2ª
    The underlined number and item are the factory settings.
    *The EXT setting can be performed only for VTR2.
    DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF SET-UP MENUS
    This selects the signal with which the servo is synchronized.
    0: During recording or editing, the servo is synchronized with the input signal;
    during playback, it is synchronized with the REF signal.
    1: The servo is synchronized with the REF signal at all times.
    This sets the PLAY delay time in 1-frame increments.
    
    When VTR1 or VTR2 is connected to the external unit and controlled from
    external source, set the PLAY DELAY setting value in accordance with the
    system connection.
    This selects how the audio edit IN point is to be linked.
    0: Cut processing
    1: Fade processing
    This selects how the audio edit OUT point is to be linked.
    0: Cut processing
    1: Fade processing
    This sets whether a confirmation beep is to be output.
    0: No beep is output.
    1: A beep is output with entries, errors and warnings.
    2: A beep is output with entries, errors and warning and when an edit IN or
    OUT point is passed.
    3: A confirmation beep is emitted when an ENTRY or EDIT IN point is passed
    and when an error or warning has occurred. It is not emitted when an EDIT
    OUT point is passed.
    This sets whether the value of the previous edit OUT point is to be registered
    automatically as the next edit IN point after automatic editing.
    0: Value is not automatically set.
    1: Value is automatically set for VTR2 only.
    2: Value is automatically set for both VTR1 and VTR2.
    This selects whether editing is to be suspended when servo lock fails to be
    engaged.
    0: Editing is executed rather than suspended.
    1: Editing is suspended when the servo fails to be engaged during the editing
    approach section.
    2: Editing is suspended when the servo fails to be engaged during the editing
    approach section or after entry into the editing/recording section. 
    						
    							EDIT
    Item Setting
    Description of setting
    No. Item No. Item
    307 SYNCHRO 0000 OFF
    EDIT 0001ONª
    308 SYNCHRO 0000VTR10001 VTR2ª
    309 EDL AUTO 0000OFFCLR 0001 ONª
    310 AFTER 0000STOPCUE-UP 0001 STILLª
    311 SPLIT EDIT 0000VIDEO0001 AUDIOª
    312 1ST EDIT 000026s     DUR 0001 T-END
    ª
    313 1ST
    EDITª
    The underlined number and item are the factory settings.
    DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF SET-UP MENUS
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    This sets whether to suspend editing when phase synchronization is not pos-
    sible with a ±0 frame accuracy while SYNCHRO is set to ON.
    0: Phase synchronization is not suspended.
    1: Phase synchronization is suspended.
    This selects the deck to be phase-synchronized.
    0: VTR1 is phase-synchronized.
    1: VTR2 is phase-synchronized. 
    This sets whether the first edit is to be cleared and the subsequent edits can
    be overwritten when the maximum number of edits have been registered.
    0: Edits cannot be overwritten.
    1: Edits can be overwritten.
    This selects the laptopÕs mode upon completion of a cue-up operation.
    0: STOP mode
    1: Still picture (SHTL+0.0, JOG STILL) mode
    This sets the split editing reference.
    0: The audio edit point is split with the video edit point serving as the reference.
    1: The video edit point is split with the audio edit point serving as the reference.
    This sets the black burst signal recording duration in the 1ST EDIT mode.
    0: A black burst signal is recorded for 26 seconds, then the tape is rewound
    for 3 seconds and stops.
    The point at which the tape stops is set as the 1ST EDIT PRESET.
    1: A black burst signal is recorded until the end of the tape or until the ALL
    STOP button is pressed. If the signal is recorded until the end of the tape,
    the tape is then rewound automatically to the 1ST EDIT PRESET position.
    This sets the preset value in the first edit mode.
    00:00:00:00 to 23:59:59:29VV
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    Detailed description of set-up menus
    TAPE PROTECT
    Item Setting
    Description of setting
    No. Item No. Item
    400 STILL 0000 0.5s
    TIMER 0001 5s
    0002 10s
    0003 20s
    0004 30s
    ªª0005 40s
    0006 50s
    0007 1min
    0008
    2min
    401 SRC 0000STEPPROTECT 0001 HALF
    ªª
    402 DRUM STDBY 0000 OFF
    0001ONªª
    403 STOP 0000STEPPROTECT 0001 HALF
    ªª
    The underlined number and item are the factory settings.
    DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF SET-UP MENUS
    This selects the time taken before the tape protection mode is established
    when the laptop has been left standing in the stop or search STILL
    (JOG/VAR/SHTL) mode.
    (Units: s: seconds min: minutes)
    
    In the case of the DV format, the time will remain at 10 seconds even if a
    value higher than 10 seconds has been selected. However, operation will last
    for up to 2 minutes on the selection screen.
    This selects the operation in the tape protection mode when the laptop has
    been left standing in the STILL mode.
    0: STEP (STEP FWD in STILL mode)
    1: Half loading
    
    When STEP FWD has been selected, operation is automatically transferred
    to half loading after the laptop has been left standing in the STILL mode for a
    total of 30 minutes with the DVCPRO format or for a total of 1 minute with the
    DV format.
    This selects whether the drum is to be stopped in the standby OFF mode.
    0: The drum is stopped.
    1: The drum keeps rotating.
    This selects the tape protection mode when the unit is left standing in the stop
    mode.
    0: Step FWD
    1: Half-loading
      
    When step FWD has been selected, the mode will be automatically trans-
    ferred to half-loading when the unit has been left standing in the stop mode
    for a total of 30 minutes (or 1 minute for a DV tape). 
    						
    							30
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    TIME CODE
    Item Setting
    Description of setting
    No. Item No. Item
    500 VITC 0000 10L
    POS-1
    0006
    16Lªª
    0010 20L
    501 VITC 0000 10L
    POS-2
    0008
    18Lªª
    0010 20L
    502 VITC 0000 BLANK
    BLANK 0001THRUªª
    503 TCG 0000TC&UBREGEN 0001 TC
    0002 UBªª
    504 BINARY 0000000GP 0001 001
    0002 010
    0003 011
    0004 100
    0005 101
    ªª0006 110
    0007 111
    505 TCG CF 0000OFFFLAG 0001 ONªª
    506 DF MODE 0000DF0001 NDFªª
    The underlined number and item are the factory settings.
    DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF SET-UP MENUS
    This sets the position where the VITC signal is to be inserted. (The same line
    as that selected for 501:VITC POS-2 cannot be selected.)
    This sets the position where the VITC signal is to be inserted. (The same line
    as that selected for 500:VITC POS-1 cannot be selected.)
    This sets whether the VITC data is to be output to the position which has
    been selected by 500:VITC POS-1 and 501:VITC POS-2.
    0: VITC data is not output.
    1: VITC data is output.
    This selects the signal to be regenerated when the TCG is in the REGEN
    mode.
    0: Both the time code and user bit are regenerated.
    1: Only the time code is regenerated.
    2: Only the user bit is regenerated.
    This sets the status for using the user bit of the time code generated by the
    TCG.
    0: NOT SPECIFIED (character set is not used)
    1: ISO CHARACTER (8-bit character set complying with ISO646 and
    ISO2022 is used)
    2: UNASSIGNED-1 (not defined) 
    3: UNASSIGNED-2 (not defined)
    4: UNASSIGNED-3 (not defined)
    5: PAE/LINE (SMPTE262M page/line multiplexing system)
    6: UNASSIGNED-4 (not defined)
    7: UNASSIGNED-5 (not defined)
    This selects whether the CF flag of the TCG is to be used.
    0: CF flag is not used. 
    1: CF flag is used.
    This selects the drop frame or non-drop frame mode for CTL and
    TCG.
    0: For establishing the drop frame mode.
    1: For establishing the non-drop frame mode. 
    						
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