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CHASING TIMECODE AND CLOCK SYNCHRONIZING
For audio recorded on RADAR to line up with video, a time location reference (timecode) is required.
Since RADAR will be chasing an external timecode source, RADAR should be clocked to the same clock
reference (Sync) as the timecode generator. RADAR will also be in external Chase and external Sync, so
for stable live recording the following settings are recommended:
LOCK-AND-DROP
Use the , the and keys and the key to go to the MAIN MENU / SYNC
MENU / TC SETTINGS / CHASE MODE dialogue and press the key.
At the CHASE MODE prompt use the and keys to select LOCK-AND-DROP and press the
key.
LOST SYNC IN RECORD
Under this setting, RADAR will lock to timecode and then ignore it. RADAR will stay in sync, since the
internal clock will be synced to the same video clock source as the timecode generator. This prevents
RADAR from dropping out of record from unstable or loss of timecode.
Use the , the and keys and the key to go to the MAIN MENU / SYNC
MENU / LOST SYNC IN RECORD dialogue and press the key.
At the LOST SYNC IN REC prompt use the and keys to select CONTINUE and press the
key.
Under this setting if the external sync source is lost, RADAR will keep on recording, switch to internal
clock, and place a locate marker in the timeline.
To set RADAR to chase external timecode:
Connect a timecode source to the input on RADAR.
Use the , the and keys and the key to go to the MAIN MENU / SYNC
MENU / TC SETTINGS / TC FORMAT press the key.
Use the and keys to select SMPTE or MTC and press the key.
Press the key on the session controller to go into chase.
To set RADAR to slave to an external clock source:
Connect clock reference (sync) to the input on RADAR.
Use the , the and keys and the key to go to the MAIN MENU / SYNC
MENU / SYNC REFERENCE press the key. (Pressing the key on the session
controller will go to the same menu.)
Use the and keys to select the clock source and press the key.
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