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Detailed description of set-up menus
EDIT
Item Setting
Description of setting
No. Item No. Item
300 SERVO 0000 AUTO
REF 0001 EXT*
™™
301 PLAY 0000 0 (VTR1)
DELAY
0004 4 (VTR2)
™™
0015 15
302 AUD EDIT 0000 CUT
IN 0001 FADE ™
303 AUD EDIT 0000 CUT
OUT 0001 FADE ™
304 BEEP 0000 OFF
0001 ENTRY
0002 ALL 1
0003 ALL 2
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305 AUTO 0000 OFF
ENTRY 0001 REC
0002 ALL ™
306 SV-UNLK 0000 EDIT
EDIT 0001 ABORT1
0002 ABORT2
™
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.
<Note>
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.