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AAton 35-III - Using the Origincplus - Recommended Method; Using an External SMPTE Device; Monitoring and Maintaining Aatoncode

AAton 35-III
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8.4.1 Using the OriginCplus - Recommended Method
Program the OriginCplus by inputting Prod ID, accurate date and
time of day. Press the # key to scroll through each field; after all
fields are set as desired, press * to start the clock.
Make sure the camera has a battery attached.
Plug the Lemo5 cable of the OriginCplus into the Lemo5 chassis
mount on the base of the camera.
Press * on the OriginCplus to send the timecode information. The
OriginCplus will display Good OO.O after the timecode has been
accepted in the camera. The control panel of the AATON 35-III
will display hours/minutes/seconds when the button marked Time is
pressed. Toggling this button will also display year/month/day, then
the production ID, then the equipment #.
Make sure to adjust the ASA selection to the exposure index of the
film stock being used.
Disconnect the OriginCplus from the body and proceed to the
next device.
8.4.2 Using an External SMPTE Device
Make sure the AATON 35-III has a battery attached and is not
running.
Choose the SMPTE timecode device that will be supplying the
timecode (such as a Fostex PD2 or a Nagra IVS-TC). Set the time
of day and date, and set its clock to free run mode.
Connect a cable from the SMPTE output of the timecode device
to the Lemo5 chassis mount on the base of the camera.
Set the on/off switch on the camera to run or test position, then
off again; this will send the timecode information to the camera
body. The AATON 35-III will display hours/minutes/seconds when
the button marked Time is pressed. Toggling this button will also
display year/month/day and the equipment #. No production ID
will be recorded.
Disconnect the cable from the body and proceed to the next devi-
ce.
8.5 MONITORING AND MAINTAINING
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