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Counter display area
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TOTAL lamp
This lights when the total editing time is displayed.
=
REMAIN lamp
This lights when the remaining tape amount is
displayed.
>
W lamp
This lights in the wide-screen mode.
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DF lamp
This lights in the drop frame mode.
@
CTL lamp
This lights when the time counter serves as the
CTL counter.
A
TC lamp
This lights when the time counter shows the time
code.
B
UB lamp
This lights when the time counter shows the user’s
bit.
C
Time counter display
D
Audio level meter
Parts and their functions
CTL
TC
UB
3
CH
4
CH
CH
2
CH
1
-
30
dB
20 16 12 8 4 0
INPUT SCH
REF SCH
SDI
DF
SERVOCF
TOTAL
REMAIN
EDIT REC
INH
525
W
625
-
30
dB
20 16 12 8 4 0
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A
B C = D
HOURS MINUTES SECONDS FRAMES
In the non-drop frame mode:
In the drop frame mode:
Time code cannot be read:
3
CH
4
CH
CH
2
CH
1
-
30
dB
20 16 12 8 4 0
-
30
dB
20 16 12 8 4 0
Pressing the METER button sets the audio level
meter to the fine mode.
Using the
4
mark as the reference level (–20 dB
for 525i mode; –18 dB for 625i mode), the scale
increments are set at 1 dB intervals.
Audio signals at the reference level can be input
from an external source and their recording level
adjusted.
When a blank tape or the unrecorded part of a tape
is played, fast forwarded or rewound, the audio
level meter is set to the tape position display mode,
and the present tape travel position is indicated as
a percentage.
Display example:
The tape is now running through a position which is equivalent to
36% along the tape from its start.
Scale increments in 10’s indicating the
first digit of the percentage figure: 3
Scale increments in 1’s indicating the
second digit of the percentage figure: 6