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General| Type | Professional VCR |
|---|---|
| Input/Output Connectors | BNC, XLR, RCA |
| Remote Control | Optional |
| Frequency Response | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
| Power Requirements | AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Audio Tracks | 2 |
| Video Signal | NTSC |
| Video Output | BNC x 2 |
| Audio Input | XLR, RCA |
| Audio Output | XLR, RCA |
| Display | LED |
| Video Format | Betacam SP |
Specifies compatible metal tape types and warns against oxide tapes for optimal performance.
Explains the necessity of a synchronized reference video signal for TBC operation and stable output.
Details the correct setting of the VIDEO IN switch for different video signal types to ensure proper recording.
Describes how to use the cassette's record-inhibit plug to protect recorded material from accidental overwriting.
Explains the operation of tape transport buttons when the unit is in REMOTE mode and how to enable local control.
Provides instructions for stacking units in a rack and general notes on operating and storage locations.
Introduces the Betacam SP format, its video/audio advantages, and compatibility with other VTRs.
Highlights key functions like built-in time code, TBC, microprocessor servo system, and audio noise reduction.
Covers compact design, menu system, remote control, digital hours meter, superimposed text, and S-Video connectors.
Details tape transport controls, indicators, and general front panel layout.
Describes the power switch, headphone controls, and remote control connector on the side panel.
Explains the controls behind the flap for menu navigation, input selection, and settings adjustment.
Lists and describes all available video input connectors and termination switches.
Details the various video output connectors, including composite and component signals.
Describes the connectors for audio input and output signals, including XLR and RCA types.
Covers AC input, time code connectors, and remote control interfaces on the rear panel.
Provides essential safety precautions, operational guidelines, and care instructions before using the unit.
Details cassette types, insertion/ejection procedures, and the record-inhibit function for tape protection.
Explains the importance of reference video signals for stable operation and TBC functionality.
Guides through connecting, setting up, and performing playback operations on the unit.
Details connections, settings, and steps required for recording video and audio signals.
Explains how to display time data and operating status information on the monitor screen.
Describes system setup, connections, and switch settings for performing cut edits.
Outlines the system setup, connections, and switch settings required for A/B roll editing.
Details the procedure for adjusting sync and subcarrier phase using a Vectorscope for stable edits.
Explains how to display time data on the counter display and monitor screen.
Guides on how to preset initial values for LTC and user bits using switches and menus.
Describes how to synchronize the internal time code generator with an external source for consistent time codes.
Explains the three-level menu structure and organization of settings.
Lists and describes various menu screens, their settings, and factory defaults.
Details how to navigate menus, change settings, and use the control buttons for menu operations.
Explains the unit's self-diagnosis capabilities and how error codes are displayed.
Describes the condensation warning system and the procedure to follow when moisture is detected.
Covers routine checks and how to use the digital hours meter for maintenance scheduling.
Provides instructions for cleaning the video and audio heads using a special cleaning cassette.
Lists common alarm messages, their causes, and directions for resolution.
Offers solutions for tape-related, time code, monitor, and audio problems.
Lists detailed technical specifications for the unit's performance, power, and physical characteristics.
Defines key technical terms and abbreviations used throughout the manual for clarity.
