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Max Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
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Storage Media | 2.5" HDD/SSD (up to 2TB) |
Input Connections | HDMI, Composite |
Output Connections | HDMI, Composite |
Power Supply | DC 12V |
Supported Resolutions | 1080p, 1080i, 720p |
Essential safety guidelines for operating and handling the device to prevent damage and ensure user safety.
Details the manufacturer's warranty against manufacturing defects for one year from the purchase date.
Explains the conditions for a free one-year extension to the standard warranty, including registration requirements.
Information regarding the proper disposal of the product according to the WEEE marking for EU customers.
Overview of the portable recorder, its CF card functionality, and VTR-like operations.
Details advanced VTR functionalities like time code recording, time-lapse, and bin management.
Explains CF card compatibility, file formats, and file system options supported by the device.
Lists the various video signal formats (DV, HDV) compatible with the DN-60 recorder.
Description of the LCD screen, its four lines of information, and status indicators.
Explanation of the knob switch's role in recording status indication and operation.
Details the three different modes of the tally light indicator and their meanings.
Explains the three modes of the power switch: ON, Auto, and OFF.
Identifies the DC input socket for connecting the external power supply.
Instructions on lifting the cover to access the CF card and eject button.
How to use the eject button to safely remove the CF card from the slot.
Details the internal battery setup providing up to 2 hours of power.
Description of the IEEE1394B connector for data signals and computer connection.
Information on the 3.5mm 4-pin connector for remote control of the device.
Instructions on powering the device using internal batteries or external DC power.
Covers formatting CF cards and organizing recorded clips into bins and clips for VTR-like playback.
Guide to navigating from the Home screen using the knob switch to select modes.
Details navigation to Record, Play, Tools, Setup, and Status modes from the Home screen.
How to initiate recording, check input signals, and start recording.
Guide to selecting different BINS folders for organizing recorded clips.
Procedure to exit Record Mode and return to the main Home screen.
How to stop the current recording session and save data.
How to temporarily pause a recording and resume it later.
Using the MARK function to create a video clip marker during recording.
How to initiate playback of recorded clips from selected BINS.
Guide to choosing different BINS folders for playback.
Procedure to exit Play Mode and return to the main Home screen.
How to pause the current playback.
How to stop the current playback session.
Using FF/REW controls for fast playback in either direction.
Navigating through clips and frames using CLIP +/- and Frm +/- controls.
Prepares recorded content for computer viewing by creating file wrappers and emulating file systems.
Erases content within the presently selected BINS, an irrevocable action.
Erases content in ALL bins, a critical irreversible action.
Procedure for updating the device's firmware using a CF card and computer.
Displays the current revision number of the recorder's firmware.
Sets playback options such as loop play for tracks.
Configures recording features like file type and auto-recording.
Sets up device parameters for signal type, file system, and timecode.
Allows saving and loading custom device configurations for quick setup.
Configures the DN-60 to loop play a track continuously until stopped.
Adjusts recording features like file type (m2t only), sync to tape, and auto-record on power up.
Selects recording signal type (HDV, DV) and operating file system (FAT32, NTFS).
Configures CF card volume naming and timecode display format (internal/external).
Sets the battery type for the device's battery indicator.
Saves the current device configuration to USER setup #1 or USER setup #2.
Loads previously saved USER or FACTORY setups into the current configuration.
Displays current status including file format, file system, and media type.
Shows recording setup status like sync to tape, time-lapse, and pre-trigger.
Indicates playback status such as loop play and power-on status.
Configures signal type (HDV/DV) and operating file system (FAT32/NTFS) for the CF card.
Assigns a unique volume name to CF cards for easy identification when connected to a PC.
Chooses whether to display internal or external time code during recording and playback.
Clears all bins on the CF card and resets the file system for a fresh start.
Step-by-step guide for updating the DN-60's firmware via a CF card.
Key parameters required for standard recording, grouped under RECORD SETUP.
Selects the DV/HDV video source and the desired file format for recording.
Configures recording synchronization with camera tape motion (ST:ON/ST:OFF).
Procedures for initiating recording and temporarily pausing it based on time code.
How to properly stop a recording session before powering off the device.
Details features like elapsed time recording, pre-trigger, and power-on auto record.
Methods for entering the Play mode, including using the knob or remote commands.
Control capabilities via the IEEE-1394 AV command set for editing equipment.
Using the RS232 port with a special adapter for Sony 422 protocol based control.
Crucial step to prepare recorded content for PC viewing by creating file wrappers.
Discusses FAT32 limitations (2GB file size) and NTFS advantages for file management.
Explains how bins and clips are organized into folders and named on the computer.
Detailed pin-out diagrams for the device's I/O connectors.
Defines the communication parameters and command protocol for remote control.
Lists commands for system control, including bin navigation and loop play.
Details commands for transport functions like stop, play, record, fast forward, and jog.
Lists commands for requesting status and time code information from the device.
Explains commands for requesting device type, selecting bins, and managing loop play.
Details commands for stop, play, record, fast forward, rewind, jog, and shuttle functions.
Details commands for retrieving current time code and unit status information.
Command to retrieve the current frame offset number.
Command to retrieve the current bin number.
Technical specifications for digital video input/output and supported recording formats.
Details file system compatibility, voltage requirements, and power consumption.
Specifications for size, weight, operating temperature, and vibration resistance.
Provides the main website address for product information and support.
Contact details for the main Datavideo Corporation office.
List of contact information for various international Datavideo offices.