Zoom F8n - Setting the User Bits for Internal Timecode

Timecode
Setting timecode functions
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Setting timecode functions (continued)
Setting value Explanation
uu uu uu uu You can set these values as you like on the Edit screen.
mm dd yy uu
The month, day and year are entered automatically in that
order using the RTC setting. You can set the "uu" value as
you like on the Edit screen.
dd mm yy uu
The, day, month and year are entered automatically in that
order using the RTC setting. You can set the "uu" value as
you like on the Edit screen.
yy mm dd uu
The year, month and day are entered automatically in that
order using the RTC setting. You can set the "uu" value as
you like on the Edit screen.
HINT
Only "uu" items can be changed.
Setting user bits (Ubits)
4. Use to select Ubits , and press .
5. Use to select Edit ,
and press
.
Setting the user bits for internal timecode
User bits are data that you can set to be included in the time-
code. Up to 8 numbers (0–9) and letters (A–F) can be included.
Recording date information, for example, can be useful when
editing later.
Setting the user bits (Ubits) mode
4. Use to select Ubits , and press .
5. Use to select Mode ,
and press
.
6. Use to select the mode,
and press
.