Sony RM-E700 - Page 54

Error
Messages
in
the
Display
Window
52
mf
ut
Error indication — Error number (flashing)
| The OUT point comes before the IN point of the Cut.
| The IN or OUT point of the previously programed Cut
is designated again.
The previous program remains in the RM-E700. The
counter (hour/minute/second, 4-digit, RC time code)
of the previous player was different from that of the
| present player.
You pressed PGM when the player is neither
| connected nor turned on.
The player is disconnected while you are
programming, or while you are sending the tape from
| the IN point to the OUT using GO TO.
o When beginning the program editing, the counter
- | (hour/minute/second, 4-digit, RC time code) of the
“| program is different from that of the present player.
During the program editing, the necessary function of
. a the remote control unit was not stored, when the
“| recorder is not Sony’s.
During the program editing or scene-by-scene editing,
|
the
safety
tab
of
the
tape
in
the
recorder
is
set
to
_ |
prevent
recording.
| When the player is not connected, or is not turned
_.| on, you pressed either PGM EDIT, VIDEO EDIT, or
PREVIEW button.
Locate the unnecessary IN or OUT point using
<=PGM/PGM=>, and press C. Designate again.
If you want to change the IN or OUT point of the Cut,
see page 27. To program another Cut, locate the
desired IN or OUT point using @=PGM/GPM=>
buttons.
Press AC to clear all the Cuts, then enter a new
program. When the player has a counter selector, set
to the same counter.
Connect the player to the RM-E700 or turn on the
player. ”)
Connect the player and the RM-E700, or turn on the
player. ”
Press AC to cancel all the Cut, then enter the
program again. When the player has a counter
selector, set to the same counter before program
editing.
Store the function of the remote commander, see
page18. It is necessary to store the recording,
playback, stop, fast-forward, rewind and pause
functions.
Check if you may record on the tape, then set the
safety tab for recording.
Connect the player and the RM-E700, or turn on the
player. ”