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General| Control Interface | RS-422A |
|---|---|
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Display | LCD |
| Power Requirements | AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Recording Format | MPEG IMX |
| Video Signal System | NTSC/PAL |
| Video Input | SDI |
| Video Output | SDI |
| Audio Input | XLR |
| Audio Output | XLR |
| Input/Output Connectors | BNC, XLR, RCA |
Describes the features of the MSW-2000 series digital videocassette recorders based on the MPEG IMX format.
Shows conceptual diagrams of basic and network system configurations.
Details the licensing for personal and noncommercial use of MPEG-4 Visual Standard.
Describes the three control panels: Upper, Lower, and Switch panels.
Details the various input and output connectors on the unit.
Explains how to connect digital VTRs, analog VTRs, and other devices.
Explains how reference signals are selected for video output and servo systems.
Explains principal setup operations using basic and extended setup menus.
Describes information displayed superimposed on the video signal.
Covers cassette types and procedures for inserting and ejecting them.
Explains how to use memory sticks for data storage and sharing.
Describes video and audio recording procedures.
Describes video and audio playback procedures.
Describes file transmission using the control panel.
Describes how to perform automatic editing with another VTR.
Explains how to achieve variable speed editing by controlling player playback speed.
Introduces various automatic editing methods.
Introduces recording and using shot marks in MPEG IMX or Betacam SX formats.
Details the settings available in the shot mark operation menu.
Covers operations related to reading and writing shot marks.
Introduces Tele-File as a non-contact data carrier system for data management.
Details how to access and configure the Tele-File menu.
Covers operations within the Tele-File menu.
Introduces UMID as standardized metadata for video and audio materials.
Details options for recording UMIDs, including generation and inheritance.
Explains how to output and display UMID information.
Introduces essence marks as metadata for points like recording start and edit candidates.
Details how to record and output essence marks.
Introduces the Auto Event Detector (AED) for detecting video changes.
Details outputting detected events as essence marks and recording them.
Explains the function menu for making frequent settings.
Lists and describes items in the HOME page of the function menu.
Outlines the basic and extended setup menus and their item groups.
Explains how to display, customize, and navigate setup menus.
Lists and describes items in the basic setup menu.
Lists and describes items in the extended setup menu, categorized by function.
Explains using the setup utility menu for memory stick operations.
Describes how to remove a cassette when tape slack occurs.
Explains how to clean the video and audio heads using a special cassette.
Lists and explains error messages displayed on the unit.
Explains how moisture condensation is detected and handled.
Guides on performing regular checks and maintenance timings.
Provides technical specifications for the unit's various features and components.
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