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General| Video Inputs | 1 x HDMI |
|---|---|
| Video Outputs | 1 x HDMI, 1x SDI |
| Audio Inputs | 2 x XLR, 1 x HDMI |
| Audio Outputs | 2 x XLR, 1 x HDMI |
| Recording Formats | Apple ProRes, Avid DNxHD |
| Storage Media | 2.5" SATA HDD/SSD |
| Display | 5-inch LCD |
| Power Supply | 12-18V DC |
| Monitoring | Headphone output |
Explains the formatting and conventions used throughout the manual for clarity.
Details the controls, connectors, and indicators located on the front of the PIX recorder.
Describes the ports and features on the top and bottom surfaces of the PIX recorder.
Outlines the various connectors and the control knob on the right side of the device.
Details the connectors and drive bay found on the left side of the PIX recorder.
Describes the fan and mounting point located on the rear of the PIX recorder.
Explains the function and connectivity of the optional PIX-CADDY II drive interface.
Covers the use, charging, and safety precautions for the removable Li-ion batteries.
Explains how the PIX recorder charges its internal and removable Li-ion batteries.
Describes the primary display interface of the PIX recorder, showing video and OSD information.
Details how to access and navigate the PIX recorder's setup menu for configuration.
Explains how to access and control audio levels and gain settings via the Audio Menu.
Describes how to access and manage recorded files using the Files button and interface.
Explains how to toggle the On-Screen Display (OSD) and adjust LCD settings like brightness and contrast.
Details the types of video signals (HDMI, SDI) the PIX recorders accept and their specifications.
Describes the video output signals (HDMI, SDI) from the PIX recorder and their capabilities.
Explains how to enable and view timecode information overlaid on the video output.
Covers the specifications and features of the analog XLR audio inputs.
Details the digital audio input options, including HDMI, SDI, and AES/EBU.
Explains how to link audio input channels for gain control, MS matrixing, or stereo configurations.
Details the options for selecting audio sources for recording and output.
Explains how to adjust input audio gain levels for different audio inputs.
Covers the functionality of input delay for synchronizing audio with delayed video signals.
Describes the analog line-level audio outputs via a 5-pin XLR connector.
Explains how embedded audio on HDMI and SDI signals is handled by the PIX recorder.
Details the headphone output, its level adjustment, and source selection.
Covers features like False Color and Zebras to help monitor video exposure levels.
Explains the False Color exposure assist modes (12-step and 4-step) for visualizing luminance.
Describes the Zebra stripe feature for indicating specific luminance ranges for exposure monitoring.
Details the Focus Assist feature, including Peaking and Edge Enhance modes, to aid focusing.
Explains the Peaking feature that highlights sharp edges in the video image for focus assistance.
Describes the Edge Enhance filter that sharpens edges in the video for improved focus visibility.
Explains the Zoom function and Flip Display options for altering the LCD output.
Details how to choose the resolution and frame rate for recorded QuickTime files.
Explains PsF signal transmission and how the PIX handles it.
Covers the available video codecs (ProRes, DNxHD) and their properties.
Describes how the PIX handles video signal interruptions during recording.
Explains the PIX's auto-save feature and file recovery after a power loss.
Covers techniques and settings for ensuring audio and video sync, especially with camera-embedded audio.
Details the PIX's ability to remove 3:2 pulldown and convert video frame rates in real-time.
Explains video resolution conversion processes (letterboxing, cropping, anamorphic) for aspect ratio changes.
Describes the different methods for converting standard definition video to high definition.
Explains how to use fast forward, rewind, and shuttle playback controls.
Details how to navigate between cue points or skip files during playback.
Describes the shuttle playback mode for variable speed and direction control during playback.
Explains how to set and use cue points for navigation and enable looping playback.
Describes how to create and manage playlists for sequential file playback.
Details various playback modes like Play Once, Play All, and Play List for controlling playback sequences.
Provides instructions for playing recorded files on a computer, including software requirements.
Explains how the PIX recorder reads and utilizes external timecode signals.
Details the PIX 240i's internal timecode generator and sync output capabilities.
Covers the configuration of the Sync Out BNC for genlock or wordclock signals.
Highlights the specific timecode capabilities of the PIX 220i model.
Describes the different timecode running modes available on the PIX recorders.
Explains how to use external timecode sources and handle frame rate synchronization.
Lists the various physical inputs for receiving timecode signals.
Provides common scenarios and diagrams for synchronizing the PIX with cameras and audio recorders.
Explains how to start/stop recording based on external timecode signals.
Covers starting/stopping recording using SDI flag bits embedded in the video signal.
Details the use of the LANC protocol for remote start/stop control of the PIX recorder.
Explains how to configure the 2.5mm connector for switch closure triggering.
Describes how to connect and use a USB keyboard for menu navigation and text entry.
Lists approved storage devices and recommendations for their use.
Details the PIX-CADDY accessory for connecting and managing 2.5-inch drives.
Explains the use of eSATAp connectors for external storage devices.
Provides steps for formatting storage devices (SSD, CF) for use with the PIX recorder.
Explains how to select primary and secondary storage devices and manage drive switching.
Describes how to view and organize recorded clips and files in the File View.
Explains how to access detailed information for each recorded file.
Provides instructions on how to delete files from the storage media.
Covers the automatic file splitting feature to manage file sizes based on time.
Details the file naming conventions and customization options.
Describes file naming conventions used when selecting RED or Arri File Format options.
Details how metadata fields like CamID, Reel, Clip, Scene/Shot, and Take are used for file organization.
Provides instructions for downloading and installing firmware updates for the PIX recorder.
Explains how to save and load device configurations to and from storage media.
Covers customizing default settings and controlling the visibility of menu items.
Details parameters for managing storage devices, file naming, and formatting.
Covers settings for video input, output, resolution, frame rate conversion, and display options.
Details settings for audio inputs, outputs, levels, linking, and delay adjustments.
Covers parameters for managing timecode modes, generation, and synchronization outputs.
Details settings for configuring the LCD display, including focus, exposure, and flip options.
Outlines parameters for configuring what information is displayed on the PIX recorder's screen.
Details system-level settings such as time zone, date format, and recording triggers.
Explains options for loading factory or custom default settings and managing software updates.
Lists combinations of buttons and their corresponding functions for quick access.
Details the keyboard shortcuts available for navigating menus and controlling the PIX recorder.
Details pin assignments for XLR connectors used for analog and AES audio inputs/outputs.
Describes pin assignments for BNC and LEMO connectors used for video, timecode, and sync signals.
Details pin assignments for data, control, and power connectors like LANC, USB, eSATAp, and Hirose.
Provides detailed technical specifications for video inputs, outputs, and processing.
Lists the technical specifications for analog audio inputs and outputs.
Details the technical specifications for digital audio inputs and outputs.
Provides technical specifications for supported storage devices like SSD and CompactFlash.
Lists the technical specifications for timecode and synchronization features.
Details the power requirements, battery specifications, and current draw.
Lists the physical dimensions and weight of the PIX recorder.
Details the operating temperature and other environmental specifications.
Outlines the warranty terms and conditions and procedures for obtaining service or repair.
Provides contact information for technical support, bug reporting, and user forums.
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