Sony BVW-75 - Selection of the Reference Signal for the Servo System

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Table of Contents3
Overview5
Location and Function of Parts and Controls9
Control Panel9
Lower Control Panel14
Lower Panel16
Tape Transport Buttons19
Search Dial and Direction Lamps21
DT Select Switch21
Sub Control Panel22
Capstan Lock Switch25
Connector Panel26
Internal Boards30
Connections of Video and Audio Equipment33
Switch Setting of the Connector Panel34
Reference Signal from the Built-In Black Burst Generator35
Genlock of the Built-In Black Burst Generator35
Selection of the Reference Signal for the Servo System36
Connection of the Reference Signal37
Set up39
Items in Set up Menu 139
To Change the Setting41
To Insert and Eject the Cassette43
REC Inhibit Mode of the Cassette44
Recording45
Settings before Operation45
To Select the Video and Audio Input Signals46
To Record the Mixed Signals of Channels 1 and 246
To Select the Signals to be Monitored47
When the Item Number 103 in Set up Menu 2 Is Set to Auto AFM/LNG Select47
When the Item Number 103 in Set up Menu 2 Is Set to Auto LNG Select47
Recording Operation48
Adjustment48
Time Code/User Bit Recording49
To Record the Preset Internal Time Code49
Switch Setting on the SY-64 Board49
To Access the SY-64 Board49
To Preset the Time Code50
To Reset the Time Code Generator51
To Record the Time of the Day51
To Set the User Bit Data51
To Record the Time Code Locked to the External Time Code52
To Record the External Time Code Directly52
To Record the VITC53
Recording the ID Code53
To Memorize an ID Code53
Playback54
Setting Check54
Selecting the Time Data55
To Select the CTL55
To Select the TC55
Selecting the Time Code Output55
Operation (Normal PLAY Mode)56
Playback Operation56
To Adjust the Tracking57
To Adjust the Audio Playback Level57
Setting to the Preset Level57
Manual Adjustment57
Jog and Shuttle Mode58
JOG Mode Playback58
Shuttle Mode Playback59
To Repeat Shuttle Mode and Normal Play Mode (or Stop Mode)60
Capstan Override Mode61
DMC (Dynamic Motion Control) Playback62
Operational Sequence62
Setting Start/Stop Points of the On-Air and DMC Playback63
Initial Speed Setting64
Memorizing the Playback Speed65
Memory Lamp Indication During Preview65
To Modify the Memorized Speed65
Executing the DMC Playback66
To Wait for the On-Air Cue and Start Playback from the On-Air Start Point66
To Start Playback from Preroll Point Immediately66
To Cancel the DMC Playback Mode66
Automatic Editing I (Basic)67
Before Editing67
Switch Setting and Adjustment68
To Use this Unit as the Recorder68
To Use this Unit as the Player69
Time Code Interpolation with the CTL Signal70
Time Code Recording During Editing70
To Use a U-Matic VTR as a Player70
Video Output Signal on the Monitor70
Edit Mode Selection71
Edit Points Setting72
If the in Point Is Not Set72
Automatic Data Circulation72
Setting the Edit Points for Split Editing73
Automatic Data Calculation74
If the Audio in Point Is Not Set74
If the Audio In/Out Points Cannot be Set on the Player74
Checking the Edit Points75
To Display the Duration76
To Cue up an Edit Point or to Perform Preroll76
To Change the Preroll Time76
Preview77
Monitoring During Preview77
To Stop Preview77
To Modify the Edit Points78
To Delete the Entered Edit Point Data78
If the Delete Button Blinks after the Edit Points Are Set78
To Stop the Delete Button Blinking78
To Modify the Data79
Executing Editing80
Tape Running During Editing80
Monitoring During Editing81
To Monitor the Player and Recorder Signals on One Monitor81
To Stop Editing81
Review81
Automatic Editing II (Advanced)82
DMC (Dynamic Motion Control) Editing82
Tape Running When the DMC Editing Is Executed82
Setting the DMC EDIT Mode and Edit Point83
To Cancel the DMC EDIT Mode83
The Player's Initial Speed Setting84
To Set the Initial Speed in Set up Menu 284
To Preview the Editing85
Executing the DMC Editing85
Review of the Editing85
Quick Editing86
For more Quick Editing86
Continuous Editing (Butt Edit)87
Camera Picture Editing88
Manual Editing89
Head Cleaning90
Moisture Condensation90
Specifications91
Processor Adjustment Range92
Input Connector Data93
Output Connectors Data93
Remote Connectors Data94
Dimensions94
Superimposed Characters95
VTR Assignment96
VTR Status96

Sony BVW-75 - Selection of the Reference Signal for the Servo System

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