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Manual
position
Chapter
5
Operation
Automatic
accommodation
of
the
park
position
10
Hold
down
either
the
up
(A)
or
the
down
(¥)
key
and
press
the
other.
“At.
P.
PoSi”
(At
Park
Position)
will
appear
in
the
display
window
and
a
new
park
position
will
be
set
up
for
the
lag
shown
to
be
compensated
for.
When
the
setup
is
complete
and
the
park
position
setting
mode
is
disabled
as
a
result,
the
“At.
P.
PoSi”
display
disappears
and
the
slave
PCM-800
goes
into
chase
mode
and
is
quick
to
lock
to
the
master.
With
the
RM-D800
1
Marking
sure
that
your
VTR
(machine
9)
is
under
control,
press
CHASE
to
locate
the
PCM-800
to
the
same
time
code
address
as
the
VTR.
When
the
relative
difference
between
the
master
and
slave
time
code
numbers
becomes
00:00,
as
shown
on
the
screen,
start
the
VTR.
Press
ESCAPE.
The
lag
in
the
play
time
on
the
PCM-800
will
be
entered
into
the
Park
Position
screen,
and
the
Test
mode
will
switch
“Off,”
automaticaly.
ESCAPE
has
no
effect
if
pressed
when
the
slave
is
more
than
2
seconds
behind
the
master.
The
park
position
of
the
slave
can
also
manually
be
set
up
or
trimmed
as
follows:
1
2
Press
DISPLAY
as
many
times
as
necessary
to
activate
the
frame
accurate
DIFF
mode.
Hold
down
the
down
(¥)
key
and
press
DISPLAY
to
activate
the
park
position
setting
mode.
“P.PoS
010”
will
appear
in
the
display
window,
showing
that
the
slave
will
park
10
frames
ahead
of
the
otherwise
“will
be”
point.
To
change
this
default
setting,
perform
the
following
steps.
Each
time
you
press
the
up
(A)
or
the
down
(W)
key
the
display
will
increment/decrement
in
1
frame
steps.
You
cannot
enter
2
seconds
or
more.
The
minimum
setting
is
0
second.
When
the
desired
numbers
are
displayed,
press
DISPLAY
to
switch
the
display
back
to
its
DIFF
mode.

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