To Next PageTo Next PageWhat does 'Over DUR!(A/B)' mean on my Sony Car Video System?
If your Sony Car Video System displays 'Over DUR!(A/B)', a clip with a duration that exceeds 12 hours is recorded on a memory card. This memory card cannot be used.
How to fix 'PSU detect' on Sony Recording Equipment?
The 'PSU detect' message on your Sony Recording Equipment indicates that an optional redundant power supply unit has been detected. To address this, set the maintenance menu item M22: OPTION SETTING.
Why does my Sony XDS-1000 Recording Equipment display 'ILL. SETUP!'?
The 'ILL. SETUP!' error on your Sony Recording Equipment means that there are invalid settings selected in the setup menu. To resolve this, set the items in the setup menu to the appropriate values. If the alarm continues to appear after adjusting the settings, contact service.
What to do if Sony Recording Equipment shows 'Exchg batt!'?
The 'Exchg batt!' message on your Sony Recording Equipment means that the battery of the internal clock is exhausted and needs replacing. Contact your Sony service or sales representative to replace the battery.
What to do if the Sony Car Video System shows 'Media Full!'?
If your Sony Car Video System displays 'Media Full!', it means recording or copying isn't possible because the internal storage is full. To resolve this, delete any unneeded clips to free up space.
What does 'DVB-ASI detect' mean on my Sony Car Video System?
If your Sony Car Video System displays 'DVB-ASI detect', it means an optional DVB-ASI I/O unit has been detected. Please check and set maintenance menu item M22.
What does 'Repair Failed (A/B)' mean on my Sony Car Video System, and what should I do?
If your Sony Car Video System displays 'Repair Failed (A/B)', the memory card is damaged, and recording and playback are not possible. Replace the memory card.
What does 'PSU detect' mean on my Sony Car Video System?
If your Sony Car Video System displays 'PSU detect', it means an optional redundant power supply unit has been detected. Please check and set maintenance menu item M22.
What to do if my Sony Car Video System says 'Turn off/on POWER!!'?
If your Sony Car Video System displays 'Turn off/on POWER!!', it means the system frequency was changed. Power off the unit and then power it on again.
Why does my Sony Car Video System show 'Unknown FS!(A/B)'?
If your Sony Car Video System displays 'Unknown FS!(A/B)', the inserted memory card is formatted with an unsupported file system or is not formatted. Format the memory card or use one that is formatted with a file system supported by the unit.
General| Display | 4.3\ |
|---|---|
| Product color | Black |
| Video compression formats | MPEG, MPEG4 |
| AC input voltage | 100 - 240 V |
| Power consumption (typical) | 170 W |
| Storage temperature (T-T) | -20 - 60 °C |
| Operating temperature (T-T) | 5 - 40 °C |
| Operating relative humidity (H-H) | 20 - 90 % |
| HDD capacity | 1000 GB |
| HDD interface | Serial ATA |
| BNC input ports | 9 |
| BNC output ports | 6 |
| USB 2.0 ports quantity | 5 |
| Ethernet LAN | Yes |
| Ethernet interface type | Gigabit Ethernet |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 460 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 424 mm |
| Height | 132 mm |
| Weight | 15500 g |
Do not expose the apparatus to rain or moisture, and do not open the cabinet.
Instructions on proper grounding and power connection for safety.
Compliance statement for Canadian digital apparatus according to NMB-003.
Product conformity with EMC Directive and applicable European standards.
Overview of the unit's primary features, including codec, storage, and operation modes.
Diagram and explanation of systems that can be configured using the unit and connected devices.
Instructions for preparing and reading operation manuals from the supplied CD-ROM.
Detailed description of buttons, knobs, and indicators on the unit's front panel.
Detailed explanation of connectors and ports located on the rear of the unit.
Instructions for connecting the unit to a power source and turning it on.
Guide to essential initial setup procedures before using the unit.
Information on connecting external devices and configuring network and control settings.
Explains how the unit synchronizes to external reference signals for stable operation.
How to select the operational system frequencies for recording and playback.
Details on setting timecode modes and recording timecode values.
Information on supported memory cards and their operations.
Explains the process of recording video and audio signals onto the unit's storage.
Covers performing cut editing on recorded clips using the unit.
Instructions for playing back recorded clips and EDLs from various media.
Details on copying clips and files between internal storage and memory cards.
How to search, view, and manage clips using list and thumbnail screens.
Describes actions like selecting, locking, deleting, and setting flags for clips.
Functionality for creating and editing Edit Decision Lists (EDLs).
Procedures for checking media information, formatting, and repairing memory cards.
Explanation of how files are organized and accessed on the unit via FTP/CIFS.
Detailed guide for performing file transfers using the FTP protocol.
Instructions for performing file operations using the CIFS protocol.
Guide to configuring various settings via the basic and extended menus.
Access to service support and other system-related settings.
Critical safety, handling, and storage precautions for the unit.
Information and procedures for performing regular maintenance on the unit.
Information on error messages, alarms, and solutions to common problems.
Technical details including dimensions, power, performance, and connectors.
Details on input/output of DVB-ASI TS signals with the optional board.
Explanation of Unique Material Identifiers and their application to clips.
Information on handling closed captions and metadata within video signals and files.
Information regarding patents, software licenses, and trademarks.
Definitions of technical terms used throughout the manual.
