JVC Network Pack SA-DV6000 User manual

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SA-DV6000 INSTRUCTIONS
BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG
MANUEL D’INSTRUCTIONS
INSTRUCCIONES
ISTRUZIONI
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For Customer Use:
Enter below the Serial No. which is located on the case. Retain this information for future reference. Model No. SA-DV6000 Serial No.
This instruction book is made from 100% recycled paper.
GUIDA RAPIDA AL CORREDO DI RETE
is a registered trademark owned by VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LTD.
is a registered trademark in Japan, the U.S.A., the U.K. and many other countries.
© 2003 VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LIMITED
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SA-DV6000 INSTRUCTIONS
VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LIMITED

1. Read all of these instructions. 2. Save these instructions for later use. 3. All warnings on the product and in the operating instructions should be adhered to. 4. Unplug this appliance system from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners.
Use a damp cloth for cleaning.
5. Do not use attachments not recommended by the appliance manufacturer as they may cause hazards. 6. Do not use this appliance near water – for example, near a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink, or laundry tub, in a wet
basement, or near a swimming pool, etc.
7. Do not place this appliance on an unstable cart, stand, or table.The appliance may fall, causing
serious injury to a child or adult, and serious damage to the appliance. Use only with a cart or stand recommended by the manufacturer, or sold with the appliance. Wall or shelf mounting should follow the manufacturer’s instructions, and should use a mounting kit approved by the manufacturer. An appliance and cart combination should be moved with care. Quick stops, excessive force, and uneven surfaces may cause the appliance and cart combination to overturn.
8. Slots and openings in the cabinet and the back or bottom are provided for ventilation, and to
insure reliable operation of the appliance and to protect it from overheating, these openings must not be blocked or covered. The openings should never be blocked by placing the appliance on a bed, sofa, rug, or other similar surface.This appliance should never be placed near or over a radiator or heat register. This appliance should not be placed in a built-in installation such as a bookcase unless proper ventilation is provided.
9. This appliance should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label. If you are not
sure of the type of power supplied to your home, consult your dealer or local power company. For appliance designed to operate from battery power, refer to the operating instructions.
10. This appliance system is equipped with a 3-wire grounding type plug (a plug having a third (grounding) pin).This plug
will only fit into a grounding-type power outlet. This is a safety feature. If you are unable to insert the plug into the outlet, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the grounding plug.
11. For added protection for this product during a lightning storm, or when it is left unattended and unused for long
periods of time, unplug it from the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna or cable system. This will prevent damage to the product due to lightning and power-line surges.
12. Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord. Do not locate this appliance where the cord will be abused by
persons walking on it.
13. Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the appliance. 14. Do not overload wall outlets and extension cords as this can result in fire or electric shock. 15. Never push objects of any kind into this appliance through cabinet slots as they may touch dangerous voltage points
or short out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the appliance.
16. Do not attempt to service this appliance yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous
voltage or other hazards. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.
17. Unplug this appliance from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following
conditions: a. When the power cord or plug is damaged or frayed. b. If liquid has been spilled into the appliance. c. If the appliance has been exposed to rain or water. d. If the appliance does not operate normally by following the operating instructions. Adjust only those controls that
are covered by the operating instructions as improper adjustment of other controls may result in damage and will often require extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the appliance to normal operation.
e. If the appliance has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged. f. When the appliance exhibits a distinct change in performance – this indicates a need for service.
18. When replacement parts are required, be sure the service technician has used replacement parts specified by the
manufacturer that have the same characteristics as the original part. Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire, electric shock, or other hazards.
19. Upon completion of any service or repairs to this appliance, ask the service technician to perform routine safety
checks to determine that the appliance is in safe oper
ating condition.
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
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FOR USA AND CANADA
The lightning flash wish arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons. The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.
Information for USA This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Changes or modifications not approved by JVC could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. INFORMATION (FOR CANADA) This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. RENSEIGNEMENT
(POUR CANADA)
Cet appareil numérique de la Class B est conforme á la norme NMB-003 du Canada.
CAUTION:TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC
SHOCK. DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION
INFORMATION FOR USA
INFORMATION This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmfull interfrence to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: •Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. •Increase the separation between the equipment and
receiver.
•Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit
different from that to which the receiver is connected.
•Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV
technician for help.
CAUTION CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS NOT APPROVED BY JVC COULD VOID USER’S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT. THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS : (1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE, AND (2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED, INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION
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Supplement (SA-DV6000U) This equipment is in conformity with the provisions and protection requirements of the corresponding European Directives. This equipment is designed for professional video appliances and can be used in the following environments: 5
Residential (including both of the location type class 1 and 2 found in IEC 1000-2-5)
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Commercial and light industrial (including, for example, theatres)
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Urban outdoors (based on the definition of location type class 6 in IEC 1000-2-5)
In order to keep the best performance and furthermore for electromagnetic compatibility we recommend to use cables not exceeding the following lengths:
Port Cable Length
LAN SHIELDED TWIST PAIR CABLE 10 meters

E-2 Thank you for purchasing this product. (These instrustions are for SA-DV6000U) Before beginning to operate this unit, please read the instruction manual carefully in order to make sure that the best possible performance is obtained.
WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR
ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. AVERTISSEMENT: POUR EVITER LES RISQUES D’INCENDIE OU D’ELECTRO-CUTION, NE PAS EXPOSER L’APPAREIL A L’HUMIDITE OU A LA PLUIE.
Due to design modifications, data given in this instruction book are subject to possible change without prior notice.
Safety Precautions
POWER SYSTEM Connection of POWER supply The power for the network pack is supplied through the VCR that is connected to the network pack.
This equipment is in conformity with the provisions and protection requirements of the correspond- ing European Directives. This equipment is designed for professional video appliances and can be used in the following environments: •residential area (in houses) or rural area • commercial and light industry; e.g. offices or theatres •urban outdoors In order to keep the best performance and furthermore for electromagnetic compatibility. Use the PC Card which acquired a CE mark.
Caution
Where there are strong electromagnetic waves or magnetism, for example near a radio or TV transmitter, transformer, motor, etc., the picture may be disturbed. In such case, please keep the apparatus away from the sources of the disturbance.
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Network Pack
SA-DV6000
Board for encoding/decoding video/audio data by connecting to BR-DV6000.
Setting of the SA-DV6000 is performed on the menu screen of the BR-DV6000 VCR. For details on the setting methods, please see the Network Pack User’s Guide (pdf) included on the provided CD-ROM. SA-DV6000 Users Guide (pdf) When the Streamproducer program included on the provided CD-ROM is installed, the Net- work Pack User’s Guide (pdf) is automatically installed on the PC and added to the Start
menu.
[Start/Programs/JVC/SA-DV6000U/User’s Guide] The Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to view PDF files.
Network Pack Startup Guide
(This document)
This document describes the basic matters for use of the Network Pack.
The following software and these Instructions are included on the provided CD-ROM. • PC Application Software
Application software to enable this product to be used more conveniently.
• Network Pack User’s Guide (pdf)
Reference guide for the Network Pack.
• PC Application Software User's Guide
User's guide for the provided PC application software.
CD-ROM
Product Components

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Contents
Features ................................................................................................................................................. 4 Precautions ............................................................................................................................................ 4 What the SA-DV6000 can be used for ................................................................................................... 6 Names and Functions of Parts ............................................................................................................... 8 Installation Method ................................................................................................................................. 9 Check if Correctly Installed .................................................................................................................. 10 Specifications ....................................................................................................................................... 11
Features
●By installing this product to the BR-DV6000, it is possible to encode the image/sound from VCR
input or tape playback in real-time, as well as to decode streaming data that has been stored on CompactFlash memory card. Video data is converted to MPEG-4 and audio data is converted to G726 or µlaw.
●Connecting a network cable to the LAN connector or installing a LAN-card etc. in the PC card slot
enables real-time streaming.
●The real-time streaming data can be viewed by using Windows Media Player or Quick Time. ●Installing a Compact Flash card in the PC card slot enables real-time capturing. ●Network distribution of the video/audio file created by the SA-DV6000 is possible when the
“Streamproducer” program included on the provided CD-ROM is installed on the PC.
Precautions
●Be sure to turn the VCR’s power supply OFF before the SA-DV6000 is attached to the VCR. ●Be sure to turn the VCR’s power supply OFF before inserting or removing CF (Compact Flash)
cards, etc., into and from the VCR. Inserting or removing cards while the VCR’s power supply is turned ON can result in corruption of the recorded sections of the card or damage to the card itself.
●The SA-DV6000 accepts the following cards for which operation has been confirmed: (As of June
2003) Operating voltage 3.3 V/5 V Current consumption 250 mA •Wired LAN-card
US: EA2900-117 (Revision C) (Name of manufacturer: Socket Communications, Inc)*1
Europe: EA2903-162 (Revision C) (Name of manufacturer: Socket Communications, Inc)*1 Asia: EA2906-194 (Revision C) (Name of manufacturer: Socket Communications, Inc)*1 (The Revision designation is indicated in the upper right of the serial number label affixed to the package.)
•Wireless LAN-card
TEW-201PC,TEW-202CF (Name of manufacturer: TRENDware) WCF11 (Name of manufacturer: LINKSYS)*2
•CF (Compact Flash) card
SDCFB-16 ~ SDCFB-256 (Name of manufacturer: SanDisk)*1
*1: Use PCMCIA card TYPE 1or TYPE 2adapter *2: Use PCMCIA card TYPE 2adapter
Do not use other cards that those for which operation has been confirmed. Improper installation may cause damage to the SA-DV6000. For the latest operational check card, visit the website below or contact your JVC dealer. http://www.jvc-victor.co.jp/english/pro/prodv/
*The names of actual companies and products mentioned in this document may be the trademarks or
registered trademarks of their respective owners. In this document, symbols like ™, ®, ©, etc. have been omitted.
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Precautions (cont’d)
Streamproducer Operating Environment
●Under the following conditions, the Streamproducer can be used in the required operating environment.
•When using 1 VCR or 1 file. •When recording of the image is not performed. •When switched distribution is not performed.
Required operating environment
Hardware CPU Pentium 3700 MHz Memory 128 MB Display XGA (1024 X 768) Hard disk * 50 MB for installation
* 1 hour viewing time requires empty hard disk space equivalent to 25 MB (high
compression) to 200 MB (low compression).
Network * 1 LAN system for connecting the network pack
* Other network environment for distribution if distribution is to be performed in other
environment than that described above.
Software OS Windows 2000 Professional, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional (English) Others Streamproducer is an application applicable to Microsoft Windows Media.
Please check the compatibility of the latest version of Windows Media from the JVC website.
●When using multiple VCRs or files, the following operating environment is recommended in order to
make full use of the application’s functions.
Recommended Operation Environment
Hardware CPU Pentium 15 2.2 GHz or higher Memory 512 MB or more Display SXGA (1280 X 1024) or more
Other operating environment demands are the same as the required operating environment demands.
MEMO
The described required operating environment and recommend operating environment are both meant as guidelines to ensure optimal use of the application but are not meant as guarantee of operation. Also, even if you use a computer that complies with the operating environment, optimal use of the application may not be obtainable due to the configuration of your system.

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PORT SETUP
CAMERA&VTR CONTROL
ENCODE PARAMETERS
STREAM CAPTURE
SETUP
(c)copyright 2002 VICTOR COMPANYOF JAPAN, LIMITED. All rights reserved
CAM&VTR CONTROL
VIDEO
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IN
OUT
MONITOR
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SERIAL
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GND
Y/C
LAN
What the SA-DV6000 can be used for
Sending VCR video/audio by e-mail using CF (Compact Flash) card Viewing and filing VCR images on your PC using “Streamcapture”
Operation method ☞See Network Pack User’s Guide (pdf) “CF card recording”
1. Using the SA-DV6000 for recording
the VCR image on a CF card. 2. Sending an image file stored on a
CF card as an e-mail attachment
1. Using the SA-DV6000
to transfer the VCR images to a PC
2. Using Streamcapture for
viewing and/or filing the VCR images on a PC
Operation method
☞• See “LAN card”, “Streamcapture” in the Network Pack User’s Guide (pdf)
• See the User’s Guide to the “Streamproducer” software for network distribution.
Operating environment • Windows 2000, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional • Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5 or 6.0
INTERNET
VIDEO
LINE
IN
OUT
MONITOR
OUT
DC12V
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IN OUT OFF
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SERIAL
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LAN
• JavaScript enabled
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Connecting a notebook computer for remote control with monitor Distributing VCR images on an intranet
1. Using the SA-DV6000
to transfer the VCR images to a PC
2. Using Streamproducer to
redistribute the VCR images transferred to the PC Operating environment • Windows 2000, XP • Internet Explorer 5.01, 5.5 or 6.0 • JavaScript enabled
3. Using Windows Media Player
to view the distributed VCR images on a PC Operating environment • Windows 98 (SE), Me, 2000,
XP
VCR settings and VCR control can be performed using a notebook computer.
What the SA-DV6000 can be used for (cont’d)
Operation method ☞See “Streamcodec” in the Network Pack User’s Guide.
Operation method
☞• See the User’s Guide to the “Streamproducer” software for network distribution.
• See “Network settings”, “LAN card” in the Network Pack User’s Guide (pdf)
HUB
Windows Media Server
VIDEO
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SYNC IN TIME CODE
IN OUT
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OUT CH 1/3 CH 2/4
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OUT REMOTE1
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REC PLAY
SERIAL
REMOTE
SIGNAL
GND
Y/C
LAN
VIDEO
LINE
IN
OUT
MONITOR
OUT
DC12V
DV
IN/OUT
IN OUT OFF
AUDIO
REMOTE2
IN
B-YR-Y
SYNCIN TIME CODE
IN OUT
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COMPONENT
OUT CH1/3 CH2/4
IN
OUT
MONITOR
OUT REMOTE1
TIMER
REC PLAY
SERIAL
REMOTE
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SETUP
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CAM&VTR CONTROL

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Insert LAN card, CompactFlash card, etc. here.
2EJECT Button
Push to eject the card.
3Mounting screw holes
Used to install this product to the rear panel of the BR-DV6000 with screws.
Names and Functions of Parts
5
3
1
2
4
6
4Connector
Connects by pushing in the connector for connecting to the VCR main unit.
5LAN Connector
Connect LAN cable here.
6LINK LED
Lights up when network is connected.
Please don’t touch the metal parts other than the panel.
CAUTION
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Installation Method
Follow the following procedure to install this product to the BR-DV6000 DV Video Cassette Recorder. 1Switch off the VCR power. 2Remove the two screws 2from the cover
of the optional board installation slot on the far right side of the rear panel.
3Remove the cover 3.
4Insert the board of this product (SA-
DV6000) along the guide rails, correctly align the connectors and push in.
5Fix the SA-DV6000 onto the BR-DV6000
main unit using the two screws 2that were removed in step 2.
BR-DV6000
PROFESSIONAL
MENU RESET A.DUB
EJECT
COUNTER AUDIO INPUT
SELECT
MONITOR OUTPUT REMOTE
LOCAL
CTL L
MIX
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CH-1/2
MIX
CH-3/4
DV
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Y/C
(CPN)
TC
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REW STOP FF
REC
OPERATE
PLAY PAUSE
DISP
SET SEARCH+
BLANK CUE UP
HOLD
PHONES REC LEVEL
CH-1/3 CH-2/4
MIC
SEARCH–
Mini
VIDEO
LINE
IN
OUT
MONITOR
OUT
DC12V
DV
IN/OUT
IN OUT OFF
AUDIO
REMOTE2
IN
B-YR-Y
SYNC IN TIME CODE
IN OUT
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COMPONENT
OUT CH 1/3 CH 2/4
IN
OUT
MONITOR
OUT REMOTE1
TIMER
REC PLAY
SERIAL
REMOTE
SIGNAL
GND
Y/C
VIDEO
LINE
IN
OUT
MONITOR
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IN OUT OFF
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IN
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SYNC IN TIME CODE
IN OUT
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BR-DV6000
Front Panel
Rear Panel

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:Blinks during initialization
(When power on)
:Effective for LAN Card or
internal LAN
:CompactFlash Card
Follow the following procedure to check whether this product has been correctly in- stalled. 1Turn OFF the power of the BR-DV6000.
2Insert a card into the Card Slot of this
product (SA-DV6000).
3Turn ON the power of the BR-DV6000
VCR.
4Confirm the card status.
Make sure that the correct card status indicator that matches the type of card you inserted is displayed on the LCD of BR- DV6000.
❈ The card status can be confirmed when
BR-DV6000 LCD screen is in enlarged display mode.
Check if Correctly Installed
BR-DV6000
PROFESSIONAL
MENU RESET A.DUB
EJECT
COUNTER AUDIO INPUT
SELECT
MONITOR OUTPUT REMOTE
LOCAL
CTL L
MIX
R
CH-1/2
MIX
CH-3/4
DV
LINE
Y/C
(CPN)
TC
UB
REW STOP FF
REC
OPERATE
PLAY PAUSE
DISP
SET SEARCH+
BLANK CUE UP
HOLD
PHONES REC LEVEL
CH-1/3 CH-2/4
MIC
SEARCH–
Mini
1
BR-DV6000
PROFESSIONAL
MENU RESET A.DUB
EJECT
COUNTER AUDIO INPUT
SELECT
MONITOR OUTPUT REMOTE
LOCAL
CTL L
MIX
R
CH-1/2
MIX
CH-3/4
DV
LINE
Y/C
(CPN)
TC
UB
REW STOP FF
REC
OPERATE
PLAY PAUSE
DISP
SET SEARCH+
BLANK CUE UP
HOLD
PHONES REC LEVEL
CH-1/3 CH-2/4
MIC
SEARCH–
Mini
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LINE
IN
OUT
MONITOR
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DC12V
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IN OUT OFF
AUDI O
REMOTE2
IN
B-YR-Y
SYNC IN TIME CODE
IN OUT
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COMPONENT
OUT CH 1/3 CH 2/4
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OUT
MONITOR
OUT REMOTE1
TIMER
REC PLAY
SERIAL
REMOTE
SIGNAL
GND
Y/C
LAN
2
5
Insert the card with it’s surface facing the LAN connector. (The <mark located near
the slot denotes the direction of the card.)
Memo
When the power is turned on and the ini- tialization process takes place, the card status indicators sho- wn on the left will blink.
NOTE
To remove the card, turn the BR-DV6000’s
power off, and then press the Eject button 5to eject the card.
CAUTION
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Specifications
●Mass: 190 g(main unit only) ●Power supply: Supplied from the BR-DV6000
●Power consumption: DC 12 V —
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250 mA (main unit only)
●Allowable operating temperature: 0°C to 40°C
●Allowable storage temperature: –20°C to 60°C
●Allowable operating humidity: 30% to 80% RH ●Network interface: RJ-45 (category 5), 10 BASE-T/100 BASE-Tx ●PC card slot: TYPE 2x 1 (Not compatible with Card Bus)
●Provided accessories CD-ROM
INSTRUCTIONS Warranty Card (USA and Canada only)
●External Dimensions (Unit: mm) Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.
133.51.7
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is a registered trademark in Japan, the U.S.A., the U.K. and many other countries.
© 2003 VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LIMITED
VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LIMITED

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Contents
Introduction ...................................................................................................................................................... 3 Basic
Inserting/removing CF memory card/LAN card ............................................................................................................................... 4 Using LAN terminal .......................................................................................................................................................................... 5 LCD screen ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Menu Settings
Menu screen structure ..................................................................................................................................................................... 7 NETWORK PACK menu screen items .............................................................................................................................................. 8 Setting the NETWORK PACK menu screen ................................................................................................................................... 10 Setting network parameters ........................................................................................................................................................... 11 NETWORK settings menu screen item........................................................................................................................................... 12 Setting user names and passwords ............................................................................................................................................... 14 Inputting character data for network settings ................................................................................................................................ 15 Restoring factory default ................................................................................................................................................................ 16
Encording
About video/audio encoding .......................................................................................................................................................... 17 Encoding parameter settings ......................................................................................................................................................... 18
LAN connection
About LAN Connection .................................................................................................................................................................. 19 Wired LAN ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 20
Wired Connection, single VTR to single Client PC .................................................................................................................... 20 Wired Connection, Multiple VTR to single Client PC ................................................................................................................. 21 Wired Connection, Multiple Client PC to a single VTR .............................................................................................................. 22
Wireless LAN .................................................................................................................................................................................. 23
Wireless Connection, single VTR to single Client PC ................................................................................................................ 24 Wireless Connection, Multiple VTR to single Client PC ............................................................................................................. 25 Wireless Connection, Multiple Client PC to a single VTR .......................................................................................................... 26
Proxy Settings................................................................................................................................................................................. 27
Using LAN card/LAN terminal
Streaming and capturing Video ..................................................................................................................................................... 28 Recording to DV tape and Client PC Simultaneously .................................................................................................................... 29 Recording to DV tape and Client PC Independently ..................................................................................................................... 30 Streaming and capturing from a Pre-Recorded DV tape ............................................................................................................... 31
Recording on a CF card
Preparing for CF card recording .................................................................................................................................................... 32 Recording to DV tape and CF card Simultaneously ...................................................................................................................... 33 Recording to DV tape and CF card Independently ....................................................................................................................... 34 Recording from a Pre-Recorded DV tape to a CF card ................................................................................................................. 35 Specifying the range of a DV tape and recording to CF memory card ......................................................................................... 36 Deleting all clip files on a CF memory card ................................................................................................................................... 37
Movie Clip
Selecting playback mode of movie clip ......................................................................................................................................... 38 Playing back a CF memory card .................................................................................................................................................... 39 Selecting another clip while playing a clip ..................................................................................................................................... 41 Protecting a clip file on a CF memory card .................................................................................................................................... 42 Delecting a clip file on a CF memory card ..................................................................................................................................... 43 Playing back CF memory card clips on your PC ........................................................................................................................... 44 Transferring a clip on a CF memory to a server ............................................................................................................................. 45 Transferring multiple clips on a CF memory card to a server ........................................................................................................ 46
Network remote control
Controlling the BR-DV6000/SA-DV6000 via a network................................................................................................................... 47 NETWORK SETUP page ................................................................................................................................................................ 49
FTP client setup ......................................................................................................................................................................... 50 FTP Server Account / ESS-ID / WEP key / LEAP Server Account Setup ................................................................................... 51
PORT SETUP page......................................................................................................................................................................... 52 VTR control ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 53 ENCODE PARAMETERS ................................................................................................................................................................ 54 STREAMCAPTURE(Playing back Video / audio using a PC and saving to file)............................................................................. 56 Transferring clips on a CF memory card to a server ...................................................................................................................... 60
Others
TOP PAGE can be customized ...................................................................................................................................................... 61 Connecting Windows Media Player ............................................................................................................................................... 62 Connecting QuickTime Player ........................................................................................................................................................ 63 About updating the network pack .................................................................................................................................................. 64 Troubleshooting .............................................................................................................................................................................. 65 Checking communication / connection .......................................................................................................................................... 67 Te r minology .................................................................................................................................................................................... 68 About IP address/proxy server....................................................................................................................................................... 70
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Introduction The SA-DV6000 Network Pack is designed to enhance and complement the BR-DV6000 DV Video Cassette Recorder functionality. By adding networking capabilities to the BR-DV6000, the SA-DV6000 allows users to connect to and stream video and audio from the VTR in real-time, from anywhere in the world. Viewers can connect using Windows Media Player, Quick Time Player, or the application software provided with SA-DV6000. All while recording the highest quality video to DV tape. It is also possible to operate the BR-DV6000 (PLAY, STOP, REC, etc.) via a network. The SA-DV6000 allows real-time streaming of video from BR-DV6000’s Video inputs as well as from pre-recorded DV and miniDV tapes. With bit rates ranging from 56 to 512kb/s, the SA-DV6000 supports many connection types, from MODEMS and ISDN to broadband. When using the trigger mode function of this unit, video can be recorded to a client PC on a network. The SA-DV6000 even allows the BR-DV6000 VTR to become a publishing point for a media server. When used with a CompactFlash memory card, the SA-DV6000 features can enhance productivity of any studio. At the same time as recording to a DV tape, scene file (streaming data) and clip list (CSV file) that contains information such as the starting and ending points, time code, etc. are automatically recorded to the Compact Flash Memory. This log file is readable by database, spreadsheet, and text editing programs, and can be use with non-linear editing systems. The log and scene files are small enough to send anywhere, instantly through email. Using the provided application (CFViewer), you can view thumbnail images of all recorded scenes, and even perform basic assemble editing for review. In addition, the CF card prevents SA-DV6000 obsolescence. As improvements are made, just download the files from our Web Site onto a CF card, and update your SA-DV6000.
Characters and symbols used in this instruction book
Caution Cautionary notes concering operation of the unit
Memo Reference such as restrictions of features, etc.
☞Reference page or item
*In general, the names of products manufactured by other companies and mentioned in these instructions are trademarks or regis-
tered trademarks of these companies. Symbols like ™, ©, ®, etc., are not used in these instructions.

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Caution
●Make sure the power of BR-DV6000 is off when inserting/
removing a CF memory card/LAN card. Inserting/removing a card with the unit power on may damage the data storage section of the CF memory card or the card itself.
●Do not remove the power cable with the power of the BR-
DV6000 on. Recorded section on the CF Memory Card or the CF Memory Card itself may be damaged as a result.
●Do not use the wireless LAN card continuously for more
than 48 hours.
LCD screen
Card status display
: Flashes during
initialization
: LAN card or built-
in LAN enabled
: CF memory card
Inserting card
1.
Turn off the BR-DV6000 power.
2.
Insert a card into the SA-DV6000 card slot.
3.
Turn on the BR-DV6000 power.
●Card status according to the inserted card type is displayed on
the LCD screen. (☞page 6)
●The card status is displayed when setting the LCD screen to the
Enlarged display mode.
Memo
When turning the power on, the card status display shown on left will flash during initial- ization.
Basic Inserting/removing CF memory card/LAN card
●TheSA-DV6000 accepts the following cards for which operation has
been confirmed: (As of June 2003) Operating voltage 3.3 V / 5 V Current consumption Max. 250 mA ●Wired LAN-card
US: EA2900-117 (Revision C) (Name of manufacturer: Socket
Communications, Inc)*1
Europe: EA2903-162 (Revision C) (Name of manufacturer: Socket
Communications, Inc)*1
Asia: EA2906-194 (Revision C) (Name of manufacturer: Socket
Communications, Inc)*1
* Revision indicated on the upper right of package production label.
●Wireless LAN-card
TEW-201PC TEW-202CF TEW-PC16 (firmware version 0.8.3 or later) (Name of manufacturer: TRENDware) WCF11 (Name of manufacturer: LINKSYS)*2 AIR-PCM350
(Name of manufacture: Cisco Systems) FCCID: LDK102040
●CF (Compact Flash) card SDCFB-16 ~ SDCFB-256 (Name of manufacturer: SanDisk)*1
*1: Use PCMCIA card TYPE 1or TYPE 2adapter
*2: Use PCMCIA card TYPE 2adapter
For the latest operational check card, visit the website below or contact your JVC dealer. http://www.jvc-victor.co.jp/english/pro/prodv/
Removing card
1.
Turn off the BR-DV6000 power.
2.
Press the EJECT button of SA-DV6000 and remove the card.
EJECT button
SA-DV6000
Card slot
CF memory card or LAN card
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Other than the use of a LAN card, this unit is also equipped with a LAN terminal for LAN connection. Basic Using LAN terminal
LAN cable types
●When connecting directly to a PC, use a 10/100 BASE-T cross cable. ●When connecting to a network hub, use a 10/100 BASE-T straight cable.
Connecting to the LAN terminal
Completely insert the connector of the LAN cable.
Caution
●Do not remove the LAN cable when the Link LED is on. For a short time, menus cannot be opened. ●Do not connect/disconnect the LAN cable when recording to a CF memory card. ●Do not mount a LAN card when the Link LED is on.
Link LED
The Link LED will light when connected to a network using the LAN terminal. When mounted with a LAN card, the Link LED will not light.
When using both LAN card and LAN terminal
When mounted with a LAN card, the LAN card will be given priority for LAN connection. In this case, communication via the LAN terminal is not possible.
Memo
When mounted with a CF memory card, the following can be performed: ●Transferring of a clip recorded on a CF memory card to a server via the LAN terminal.
VIDEO
LINE
IN
OUT
MONITOR
OUT
DC12V
DV
IN/OUT
IN OUT OFF
AUDIO
REMOTE2
IN
B-YR-Y
SYNC IN TIMECODE
IN OUT
Y
COMPONENT
OUT CH 1/3 CH 2/4
IN
OUT
MONITOR
OUT REMOTE1
TIMER
REC PLAY
SERIAL
REMOTE
SIGNAL
GND
Y/C
LAN
Link LED
LAN terminal
LAN cable

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Basic LCD screen
Information from Network Pack SA-DV6000 is displayed on the BR-DV6000 LCD screen. Card status and warnings will be displayed when setting the LCD screen to the Enlarged display mode. \Card status displays
Display
(White display)
(Red display)
(White display)
(Red display)
Flashing display
Description
Flashing display during initialization (after power on). LAN card is inserted in the Network Pack, or built-in LAN is enabled. Video/audio data is being sent via LAN card. CF memory card is inserted in Network Pack. CF memory card is being recorded with data. Card is inserted in Network Pack but trans- mission is not available. There is possibility of unit malfunction. Contact your nearest JVC dealer.
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\CF Memory card warning display Displays CF memory card status and system errors. *For details concerning warning displays, see page 65.
When inputting the 44.1kHz sampling audio signal
This unit is not compatible with audio sampling frequency of 44.1kHz. When playing back a tape recorded with audio of 44.1kHz on BR-DV6000 or when inputting audio in the 44.1kHz mode into the DV terminal, the audio will be processed as muted sound. However,the video will be processed as nor- mal.
Receiving Level Indicator of Wireless LAN
If you are using wireless LAN card that can detect receiving level, receiving level indicator is shown next to the card status information on LCD of the BR-DV6000. The indicator shows value from 5 to 0, 5 means maximum level and 0 means mini- mum level. (The indicator is for reference. The value does not guarantee communication.) Some cards may not be able to accurately display the strength of the signals of the wireless LAN if communication is abruptly interrupted.
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About restrictions of BR-DV6000
Only BR-DV6000 marked with (A) at the end of the model name on the Rating Label is compatible with this unit (SA- DV6000). If a line appears between the time code and level meter on the LCD screen (Enlarged display mode) while SA-DV6000 is mounted on BR-DV6000, the BR-DV6000 in use is not com- patible with SA-DV6000 and requires an upgrade. For details, consult your JVC dealer.
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Menu settings Menu screen structure When attaching Network Pack SA-DV6000 to BR-DV6000 DV Video cassette recorder, NETWORK PACK CONFIG menu and MOVIE CLIP menu are added to the BR-DV6000 TOP MENU screen. (These menus will not appear during initialization when the unit is first turned on.)
ENCODE .
MP EG .REC ......... MENU .RESET
PAGE .BACK ...
TRIG.
.CANCEL
..
NETWORKSETUP.
SETUP . .
MOVIE CLIP .SETUP
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MENU
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AUD I O . .
VIDEO. .
TC / UB / CL OCK . .
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NETWORKPACKCONFIG
EXIT
NET WORKNSETUP. .
SETUP. .
PORT. WIRELESS.LAN.SETUP. .
SETUP. .
SERVER.S PAGE.BACK..NNN
WOETNRK
MA I N
.ENCODE.SETUP .
FRAME.SIZE NNNNNNNN320x240.
BIT.RAT E.NNNNNNNNNN384kb/s..
MA X .FRAME.RAT ENNNNNMIDNNNNN
STREAM.NNNNNNNNfor WM P NN
PRE LTE NNNNNNNNNAD1 NNNNN
.MOV I E .CL I P SETUP
DELETE .ALLNNNNNNNNNNNCANCEL
CANCEL
FORMAT ...NNNNNNNNN . . .
REPEAT PLAY ..........REPEAT
CAPTURE . . ..................
FILE.SEND ............
PAGE .BACK ..................
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FRI
PAG.BAC NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNEK
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10 25/02/10 1 0:55:
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.NETWORK .SETUP .
HOS T .NAME . . ....
.......
NNNNNNNNNNNN
DHCP .NNNNN NOFFNNN
IP.ADDRESS . . ........
ASK . . .
NNNNNNN
SUBNET .MNNNNNNNNNNNNN
GATEWAY . . .N
.N
NAME .SERVER .
NNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
FTPECl i ent..
.N
PAGE .BACK ..N
NNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
HTTP.forWEB Browser
HTTP.for Media player
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RTSP.for Streamproducer
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SETUP.WIRELESS .LAN .
SETUP
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2CHWE P .KEY .............. ..
OFFLEAP ................. ..
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LEAP .USER .NAME . . ....115200 .
LEAP .PASS .WO R D . .....1152
HTTP .PASS .WO R D . .....1152
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HTTP .USER .NAME . . ....11520
FTP .USER .NAME . . ....11520 FTP .PASS .WO R D . ....
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PASSWORD . .
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TC 00:00: 000 . 0
TC 00:00: 000.0
TC 00:00: 000.0 TC 00:00: 000.0 TC 00:00: 000.0TC 00:00: 000.0
*1
*2
TOP MENU screen
NETWORK MAIN
menu screen
*Example of display when there are
clip files in the CF memory card
NETWORK PACK CONFIG
menu screen
MOVIE CLIP list screen
(☞page 39)
NETWORK SETUP
menu screen
PORT SETUP menu screen
WIRELESS LAN SETUP
menu screen
MOVIE CLIP SETUP
menu screen
SERVER SETUP
menu screen
FTP CLIENT SETUP
menu screen
ENCODE SETUP
menu screen
*1 Indicates the currently compatible version of Windows Media
Player.
*2 When (CFViewer) is displayed, a clip list (CSV file) that can be used
with CFViewer (provided application) is created. (During the TRIG mode)

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Menu settings NETWORK PACK menu screen items
indicates default factory setting.
✩indicates items that can also be set from a PC. (☞page 54)
Item
NETWORK MAIN SETUP ENCODE SETUP
FRAME SIZE
BIT RATE MAX FRAME RATE STREAM TYPE PRE FILTER PAGE BACK
Setting
320 ×240
160 ×120 56K 128K 256K
384K
512K MAX
MID
MIN
for WMP
for QT
AD1
AD2
Description
Displays menu screen for network related settings. (☞page 11) Displays menu screen for setting video and audio compressions. Sets the video compression size. 320 ×240: Sets the image size to 320 ×240 pixels. (SIF) 160 ×120: Sets the image size to 160 ×120 pixels. (QSIF)
(1/4 image size of SIF.)
Sets streaming speed (bps).
56K: MPEG4 24 kbps (G726 16 kbps for WMP) (µlaw 64kbps for QT)
128K: MPEG4 104 kbps (G726 16 kbps for WMP) (µlaw 64kbps for QT) 256K: MPEG4 224 kbps (G726 32 kbps for WMP) (µlaw 64kbps for QT) 384K: MPEG4 352 kbps (G726 32 kbps for WMP) (µlaw 64kbps for QT) 512K: MPEG4 472 kbps (G726 40 kbps for WMP) (µlaw 64kbps for QT)
Sets the frame rate per second. The maximum tranmitted frames per second varies depending on the FRAME SIZE and BIT RATE settings as shown below: \NTSC signal \PAL signal * The frame rates shown in the table are not guaranteed values. Sets the player for stream playback. for WMP : Media Player, Provided application for QT : Quick Time AD1 is effective for video with many still images and AD2 is effective for video with motion. Pressing the SET button or SEARCH– button returns to the NETWORK PACK CONFIG menu screen.
→OVER
FRAME SIZE
BIT RATE 320 ×240 160 ×120
MAX MID MIN MAX MID MIN
512K 15 10 7.5 30 15 10 384K 15 10 7.5 30 15 10 256K 15 7.5 5 30 15 7.5 128K 7.5 5 3 15 10 7.5
56K 3 1 1 10 7.5 5
FRAME SIZE
BIT RATE 320 ×240 160 ×120
MAX MID MIN MAX MID MIN
512K 12.5 5 5 25 12.5 12.5 384K 12.5 5 5 25 12.5 5 256K 12.5 5 5 25 12.5 5 128K 5 5 1 12.5 12.5 5
56K 1 1 1 12.5 5 5
Memo
• No sound will be heard when playing back using QuickTime while in the WMP mode. • No sound will be heard when playing back using Media Player while in the QT mode. • Set to WMP mode when recording to CF memory card.
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Memo
When setting MPEG REC to SPLIT, the following will appear in the NETWORK PACK CONFIG menu screen.
CF REC: PUSH ‘SET’
Item
MPEG REC
MOVIE CLIP SETUP
DELETE ALL FORMAT PLAY MODE CAPTURE FILE SEND PAGE BACK
MENU RESET
PAGE BACK
Description
Selects the operation method for recording video data to a CF memory card or sending data to a Client PC from a LAN card/LAN terminal. TRIG: Operation will start when pressing the REC and PLAY buttons of BD-DV6000 at
the same time. Use this setting when simultaneously recording to a DV tape.
SPLIT: Use this setting when recording or transferring with CF memory card or LAN
card/LAN terminal only. Operation starts when pressing the SET button of BR- DV6000.
OFF: Recording will not be made to the CF Memory Card. Transmission of streaming
data to a PC from the LAN card/LAN terminal is possible.
Displays the menu screen for CF memory card related settings such as formatting or deleting all recorded clip files. Selecting EXECUTE and pressing the SET button deletes all clip files on the CF memory card. Protected clip files are not deleted. Selecting EXECUTE and pressing the SET button starts formatting the card. All recorded clips are erased. Caution: All protected clip files and other files will also be erased. Playback is performed from the specified clip file to the latest clip file and pauses at the specified clip file. Specified clip file is played backed 3 times. Playback is performed 3 times from the specified clip file to the latest clip file. When pressing the SET button, the FILE CAPTURE screen appears. Recording can be made to the CF memory card by specifying the range of the DV cassette tape in the FILE CAPTURE screen settings. (☞page 36) When pressing the SET button, the clip file specified from a CF memory card can be transferred to a specified server via FTP. Transfer will be performed via the LAN terminal. (☞page 46) Pressing the SET button returns to the NETWORK PACK CONFIG menu screen. Selecting EXECUTE and pressing the SET button returns NETWORK PACK CONFIG menu screen settings to the original factory settings. Pressing the SET button SEARCH– button returns to the TOP MENU screen.
Menu settings NETWORK PACK menu screen items
Setting
TRIG
SPLIT OFF
CANCEL
EXECUTE
CANCEL
EXECUTE OFF REPEAT 1
REPEAT CANCEL
EXECUTE

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Menu settings Setting the NETWORK PACK menu screen Menu screen settings can be made regardless of whether a card is inserted. Settings will be stored in the SA-DV6000 memory even when turning the power off.
\Settings are made by viewing the LCD screen or video monitor.
1.
Turn on the BR-DV6000 power.
2.
Press the MENU button. The TOP MENU screen appears.
3.
Press the DISP (6) or the BLANK (7) button, move the cursor (t) to NETWORK PACK CONFIG and press the SET button or SEARCH+ (t) button.
●The NETWORK PACK CONFIG menu screen appears.
4.
Select the item to set. Press the DISP (6) or the BLANK (7) button, move the cursor to the desired item
to set and press the SET button.
●The selected menu screen appears. ●When selecting MPEG REC or MENU RESET, the setting area flashes and the
setting can be changed. Set the item according to step 6.
●When selecting NETWORK MAIN SETUP, the network related setting screen
appears. (☞page 11)
5.
Select an item within the menu screen. Press the DISP (6) or the BLANK (7) button, move the cursor (t) to the desired item to set and press the SET button.
●The setting area flashes and the setting can be changed.
6.
Change the setting. Press the DISP (6) or the BLANK (7) button to change the setting and press the
SET button.
●Flashing of the setting area stops and the new setting is confirmed.
\When changing multiple settings, repeat steps 5 and 6 above.
7.
Return to the TOP MENU screen. Press the DISP (6) or the BLANK (7), move the cursor (t) to PAGE BACK and
press the SET button or SEARCH– (8) button.
8.
When quitting menu screen setting and returning to the normal screen, perform one of the following operations.
●Press the MENU button. ●Move the cursor (t) to EXIT in the TOP MENU screen and press the SET
button.
●The NETWORK PACK CONFIG menu
screen will not appear during card initial- ization (flashing display).
The NETWORK PACK CONFIG menu set- tings cannot be changed when recording to a CF Memory Card or transmitting data via LAN.
TOP MENU screen
NETWORK MAIN SETUP menu screen (☞page 11)
NETWORK PACK CONFIG
menu screen
Cursor
Setting
NE T W OR K T U P . .SE
ORTWENKACK
PON
CIG
F
ENCODE
MPEG R EC TRGI
MOV I E CLIP
MENU R ES E T C AN CE L
PAGE B ACK
TUP. .SE
TUP. .SE
MANI
(WMP under 8 CFVi ewer)()
TC 0 0 : 0 0 : 000 . 0
ODNCEEET
SUP
FRAMESIZE 320x24
BITRATE 384kb/
MA X F RAME R AT E M I D
STREAM TYPE for WMP PAGE BACK
0 s
TC 00 : 00 : 000 . 0
Setting
SYSTEM . .
MENU
REMOT E . .
AUD I O . .
VIDEO. .
TC / UB / CLOCK . .
DI SPLAY SET . . ..
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MO V I C L I P . .
NETWORKPACKCONFIG
EXIT
BR-DV6000
PROFESSIONAL
MENU RESET A.DUB
EJECT
COUNTER AUDIO INPUT
SELECT
MONITOR OUTPUT REMOTE
LOCAL
CTL L
MIX
R
CH-1/2
MIX
CH-3/4
DV
LINE
Y/C
(CPN)
TC
UB
REW STOP FF
REC
OPERATE
PLAY PAUSE
DISP
SET SEARCH+
BLANK CUE UP
HOLD
PHONES REC LEVEL
CH-1/3 CH-2/4
MIC
SEARCH–
Mini
MENU button
SET button
SEARCH– ( ) button
DISP ( ) button BLANK ( ) button
SEARCH+ ( ) button
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Menu settings Setting network parameters When using a LAN card or LAN terminal, network related settings for SA-DV6000 are made using NETWORK MAIN SETUP of the NETWORK PACK CONFIG menu. Settings will be stored in the SA-DV6000 memory even when turning the power off.
\Settings are made by viewing the LCD screen or video monitor.
Display the NETWORK SETUP menu screen
1.
Turn on the BR-DV6000 power.
2.
Check to see that the card status display has changed from a flashing to constant display.
3.
Press the MENU button to display the TOP MENU screen.
4.
Press the DISP (6) or the BLANK (7) button, move the cursor (t) to NETWORK PACK CONFIG and press SET button or SEARCH+ (t) button.
●The NETWORK PACK CONFIG menu screen appears.
5.
Press the DISP (6) or the BLANK (7) button, move the cursor (t) to NETWORK MAIN SETUP and press the SET button or SEARCH+ (t) button.
●The NETWORK MAIN menu screen will appear.
The NETWORK MAIN menu screen is structured by four screens.
NETWORK SETUP PORT SETUP WIRELESS LAN SETUP SERVER SETUP
6.
Press the DISP (6) or the BLANK (7) button, move the cursor (t) to SETUP and press the SET button or SEARCH+ (t) button. ●The selected SETUP screen appears.
Items with “..” at the end of the name are set in the INPUT screen.
7.
To return to the NETWORK MAIN SETUP menu screen, select PAGE BACK and press the SET button or, press the SEARCH– (8) button.
8.
To return to the normal screen after completing setting, perform one of the follow- ing operations.
●Press the MENU button ●Select PAGE BACK to return to the TOP MENU screen. Select EXIT in the TOP
MENU screen and press the SET button.
TOP MENU screen
NETWORK PACK CONFIG
menu screen
NETWORK SETUP menu screen
SYSTEM . .
MENU
REMOT E . .
AUD I O . .
VIDEO. .
TC / UB / CLOCK . .
DI SPLAY SET . . ..
E
MO V I C L I P . .
NETWORKPACKCONFIG
EXIT
NE T W OR K
TSE P . .U
TSE P . .U
ORTWENKACK
PON
CIG
F
ENCODE
MPEG R EC TRGI
MOV I E CLIP
IMA N
CACNLE
ME NU R E S E T
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NETWORK MAIN menu screen
WI RE
PORT
L
..
ESSN
LA
PAGE B ACK
WOETNRK
ET
SP
U
SERVER ..
ET
SP
U..
ET
SP
U
WOETNR
K
..
ET
SP
U
MA I N
TC 0 0 : 0 0 : 000 . 0
BR-DV6000
PROFESSIONAL
MENU RESET A.DUB
EJECT
COUNTER AUDIO INPUT
SELECT
MONITOR OUTPUT REMOTE
LOCAL
CTL L
MIX
R
CH-1/2
MIX
CH-3/4
DV
LINE
Y/C
(CPN)
TC
UB
REW STOP FF
REC
OPERATE
PLAY PAUSE
DISP
SET SEARCH+
BLANK CUE UP
HOLD
PHONES REC LEVEL
CH-1/3 CH-2/4
MIC
SEARCH–
Mini
MENU button
SET button
SEARCH– ( ) button
DISP ( ) button BLANK ( ) button
SEARCH+ ( ) button
HOST NAME . .
..
WOETNRKET
SP
U
FOF
DHCP
IP ADD
RESS
..
..
R
..GATEWAY
NAME ERVE
ntFTP Cl
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PAGE B ACK
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NETWORK SETUP menu screen  indicates default factory setting.
✩indicates items that can also be set from the Web.
Item
HOST NAME
DHCP IP ADDRESS SUBNET MASK GATE WAY NAME SERVER FTP Client
MACHINE
NAME USER NAME PASSWORD DIRECTORY PASSIVE MODE PAGE BACK
PAGE BACK
Setting
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
Menu settings NETWORK Settings menu screen item
Description
Displays the host name input setting screen. (4 ~ 64 alphanumerical characters) [Factory setting: none] Select whether DHCP server is used. OFF: Use this setting when using LAN connection rather than DHCP.
When this setting is used, IP ADDRESS and SUBNET MASK, GATEWAY must also be set.
ON: Use this setting when using DHCP connection.
When using this setting, IP ADDRESS and
SUBNET MASK
, GATEWAY are automatically set.
* When DHCP is set to ON,WLAN ADHOC MODE cannot be set to AHDM or IBSS. Displays the IP address setting screen. When using LAN connection with DHCP set to OFF, this setting is required. Set a unique IP address. IP ADDRESS setting is not available when DHCP is set to ON. [Factory setting] 192.168.100.101] Displays the subnet mask input screen. This setting is required when using LAN connection with DHCP set to OFF.
SUBNET MASK
setting is not available if DHCP is set to ON.
[Factory setting: 255.255.255.000] Displays the gateway address input screen. GATEWAY setting is not available when DHCP is set to ON. [Factory setting: 192.168.100.254] Sets the address of the domain name server. [Factory setting: 0.0.0.0] Displays the FTP client setting screen.
Displays the host name/IP address input screen of the FTP server. (Max.64 alphanumerical characters) [Factory setting: none] Displays the user name input setting screen for logging onto an FTP server. (Max.16 alphanumerical characters) In the case of “anonymous”, user name will be inputted automatically. [Factory setting: anonymous] Displays the password input setting screen for logging onto an FTP server. (Max.8 alphanumerical characters) Displays save folder input setting screen of the FTP server. [Factory setting:/home/none] Selects ON/OFF of the PASSIVE mode. If data connection cannot be established with the PASSIVE mode set to OFF, set the PASSIVE mode to ON. Pressing the SET button or SEARCH– button returns the unit to the NETWORK SETUP screen. Pressing the SET button or SEARCH– button returns the unit to the NETWORK MAIN SETUP screen.
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PORT SETUP menu screen  indicates default factory setting.
Item
HTTP for WEB Browser
HTTP for Media player RTSP for Streamproducer RTSP for Quick Time PAGE BACK
Setting
1
:
80
:
32767
1
:
8080
:
32767
1
:
8554
:
32767
1
:
554
:
32767
Description
The screen for setting RTSP and HTTP port numbers appears. HTTP for Web Browser can be set with the Web browser HTTP port number and HTTP for Media Player can be set with the Media Player HTTP port number. RTSP for Streamproducer can be set with the Streamproducer RTSP port number and RTSP for Quick Time can be set with the Quick Time RTSP port number. Normally, the unit can be used without changing the factory settings. If there are port restrictions for the LAN environment of your PC, consult your network administrator. * When changing a port number, refer to “5-1. Connecting with Camcorder” of the
“Streamproducer” User’s Guide of the network distribution software to change port set-
tings.
* Do not use the same port numbers for RTSP and HTTP. * When a port number is changed, switch the power of the BR-DV6000 off once, and then
switch it on again.
Pressing the SET button or SEARCH– button returns to the NETWORK SETUP menu screen.
Menu settings NETWORK Settings menu screen item WIRELESS LAN SETUP menu screen
Item
AD HOC MODE
Primary ESS ID Secondary ESS ID Country CH WEP KEY LEAP PAGE BACK
Setting
OFF
AHDM IBSS
NONE NONE
USA
EU FRN SPN JPN 1CH :
10CH
:
14CH ON
OFF
Description
Wireless LAN setting OFF: Use this setting when performing communication via access point. AHDM/IBSS: Use this setting when performing communication in AD HOC mode with a PC con-
nected with a wireless LAN card. (☞page 16)
*When this item is set to AHDM or IBSS, DHCP cannot be set to ON. Displays the wireless LAN ESS-ID input setting screen (Max. 32 alphanumerical characters) Setting for the country using wireless LAN USA: USA, EU: Europe, FRN: France SPN: Spain, JPN: Japan (Set according to operating environment.) Wireless LAN channel setting CH setting changes depending on the Country setting. USA: 1 ~ 11CH, EU: 1 ~ 13CH, FRN: 10 ~ 13CH, SPN: 10, 11CH, JPN: 1 ~ 14CH When encrypting data, set the WEP KEY (10 or 26 characters consisting or letters a ~ f and num- bers). Must be compatible with access point authentication for the use of this item. Set to ON when connecting a Cisco Systems wireless LAN device and using the LEAP function. Pressing the SET button or SEARCH– button returns to the NETWORK MAIN SETUP menu screen.
Memo
The LEAP function is exclusive to Cisco Systems wireless LAN devices. For details concerning the LEAP function, see the instruction manual accompanying the wireless LAN device.
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Menu settings NETWORK Settings menu screen item SERVER SETUP menu screen  indicates default factory setting.
Item
SETUP ON WEB
LEAP USER NAME LEAP PASSWORD HTTP USER NAME HTTP PASSWORD FTP USER NAME FTP PASSWORD PAGE BACK
Setting
ON
OFF
Description
Set to ON when changing the USER NAME and PASSWORD from the Web. Displays the LEAP USER NAME input screen. (4 ~ 32 alphanumerical characters) Set when using the LEAP function. [Default setting: leap-user] Displays the LEAP PASSWORD input screen. (4 ~ 32 alphanumerical characters) Set when using the LEAP function. [Default setting: sa-dv-jvc] Displays the HTTP USER NAME input screen. (3 ~ 8 alphanumerical characters) Set when connecting from the Web browser. [Default setting: jvc] Displays the HTTP PASSWORD input screen. (4 ~ 8 alphanumerical characters) Set when connecting from the Web browser. [Default setting: sa-dv6k] Displays the FTP USER NAME input screen. (3 ~ 8 alphanumerical characters) Used when uploading USER PAGE. [Default setting: ftp-user] Displays the FTP PASSWORD input screen. (4 ~ 8 alphanumerical characters) Used when uploading USER PAGE. [Default setting: sa-dv] Pressing the SET button or SEARCH– button returns to the NETWORK MAIN SETUP menu screen.
Memo
If higher security is desired, set this function to OFF so that changes cannot be made from the Web.
Setting user names and passwords
\Changing the user name
When changing the HTTP USER NAME or FTP USER NAME, “NEXT STEP SET PASSWORD” will appear on the screen and the PASSWORD menu screen is displayed. When input is canceled in the PASSWORD menu screen, the user name will also be canceled. It is possible to change only the password. When changing the LEAP USER NAME setting, the PASSWORD menu screen will not appear automatically.
\Setting passwords
Set LEAP, HTTP and FTP PASSWORD using the procedure shown below.
1.
First, enter the currently used password when “ENTER OLD PASSWORD” is displayed. (When setting the password for the first time, enter the factory set value as the OLD PASSWORD.)
2.
Next, enter the new password when “ENTER NEW PASSWORD” is displayed.
3.
Lastly, enter the new password again when “CONFIRM NEW PASSWORD” is displayed. Caution
•Do not forget to take a memo of the password. The password cannot be redisplayed. •Each character input on the PASSWORD menu screen is hidden using asterisks (*). •In case the password is forgotten, performing MENU RESET will return the unit to its factory settings.
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Menu settings Inputting character data for network settings Network related settings are made in the individual input setting screens. Here, HTTP USER NAME is set as an example. Other settings are also made in the same manner.
Example: Changing HTTP USER NAME from jvc to jvc-1234 \Select HTTP USER NAME in the SERVER SETUP menu screen and press the
SET button. ●The USER NAME input setting screen appears.
1.
Characters are selected from the character selection area on the bottom of the screen. Press the SEARCH+ (t) or the SEARCH– (8) button to flash “_” in the character
selection area and press the SET button.
●The setting changes to “jvc_” and the following digit of the setting area flashes.
2.
Press the SEARCH+ (t) or the SEARCH– (8) button to select “1” in the charac-
ter selection area and press the SET button.
●The setting changes to “jvc_1” and the following digit of the setting area flashes.
3.
Repeat the above step to set “jvc_1234” in the setting area.
\To delete or edit set characters, select “BS” within the character selection area and
press the SET button. The previous character will be deleted. The character on the left will be deleted each time this operation is repeated.
\When pressing the SEARCH+ (t) or the SEARCH– (8) button while holding down
the STOP button, the cursor will move 5 characters at a time.
\The currently inputted number of characters and the maximum number of characters
are displayed on the upper right of the screen.
\To cancel a setting, select the “6” within the character selection area and press the
SET button. The unit will return to the previous screen (SERVER SETUP menu screen).
4.
When completed, select “ ” within the character selection area and press the SET
button.
●When changing the HTTP USER NAME or FTP USER NAME, “NEXT STEP
SET PASSWORD” will appear on the screen and the PASSWORD menu screen is displayed . Set the password using the procedure shown above.
Memo
When setting is completed for items other than HTTP USER NAME and FTP USER NAME, the unit will return to the previous screen (NETWORK MAIN SETUP or SERVER SETUP menu screen).
4/8
RSEUNA
EM
jvc
abc d e f ghi j k l mnopqrst uv
wx y z 0 1 2345 67 8 9
_
_
.
/@
BSA
¯
TC 00:00: 000.0
5/8
RSEUNA
EM
jvc 1
abc d e f ghi j k l mnopqrst uv
wx y z 0 1 2345 6 7 8 9
_
_
.
/@
BSA
¯
TC 00:00: 000 . 0
3/8
RSEU
jvc
abc d e f ghijklmnopqrst uv
wx y z 0 1 2345 67 8 9 _
.
/@
BSA
¯
NAMETTPH
TC 00:00: 000.0
8/8
RSEUNA
EM
jvc 1234
abc d e f ghi j k l mnopqrst uv
wx y z 0 1 2345 67 8 9
_
_
.
/@
BSA
¯
TC 00:00: 000.0
HTTP USER NAME input setting screen
:The set text is confirmed and
returns to the previous screen.
Currently inputted number of characters/ max.number of characters
Setting area Character
selection area
BS:
Backspace (
delete previous character
)
A:
Alternates between uppercase and
lowercase.
6:The set text is canceled and
returns to the previous screen.
BR-DV6000
PROFESSIONAL
MENU RESET A.DUB
EJECT
COUNTER AUDIO INPUT
SELECT
MONITOR OUTPUT REMOTE
LOCAL
CTL L
MIX
R
CH-1/2
MIX
CH-3/4
DV
LINE
Y/C
(CPN)
TC
UB
REW STOP FF
REC
OPERATE
PLAY PAUSE
DISP
SET SEARCH+
BLANK CUE UP
HOLD
PHONES REC LEVEL
CH-1/3 CH-2/4
MIC
SEARCH–
Mini
MENU button
SET button
SEARCH– ( ) button
SEARCH+ ( ) button

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Menu settings Restoring Factory Defaults
1.
Press the MENU button to display the TOP MENU screen.
2.
Check to see that the card status display has changed from a flashing to constant display.
3.
Press the DISP (6) or the BLANK (7) button to select NETWORK PACK CONFIG and press the SET button.
●The NETWORK PACK CONFIG menu screen appears.
4.
Press the DISP (6) or the BLANK (7) button to set MENU RESET to “EXECUTE”
and press the SET button.
●When resetting the menu, “MENU RESET..” will appear at the bottom of the
screen for about 5 seconds.
●The NETWORK PACK CONFIG menu screen settings will return to the factory
settings.
Memo
Network related menu settings will not be initialized with the FACTORY SETTING of BR-DV6000.
NETWORK PACK CONFIG
menu screen
NE T W OR K
..
TSE P . .U
TSE P . .U
TSE P . .U
ORTWENKACK
PON
CIG
F
ENCODE
MPEG R EC TRGI
MOV I E CLIP
MENU RESET
MENU R E S E T E X E C U TE
PAGE B ACK
(WMPundr8)
e(CFVi ew r)
e
MA I N
TC 00:00: 000.0
BR-DV6000
PROFESSIONAL
MENU RESET A.DUB
EJECT
COUNTER AUDIO INPUT
SELECT
MONITOR OUTPUT REMOTE
LOCAL
CTL L
MIX
R
CH-1/2
MIX
CH-3/4
DV
LINE
Y/C
(CPN)
TC
UB
REW STOP FF
REC
OPERATE
PLAY PAUSE
DISP
SET SEARCH+
BLANK CUE UP
HOLD
PHONES REC LEVEL
CH-1/3 CH-2/4
MIC
SEARCH–
Mini
MENU button
SET button
SEARCH– ( ) button
DISP ( ) button BLANK ( ) button
SEARCH+ ( ) button
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Encoding About video/audio encoding Since today’s technology does not permit the economical streaming or capturing (to solid-state memory) of wideband digital video signals, it is necessary to compress the video and audio signals for these applications. Encoding is the process of compressing the original signal into a signal small enough to be useful for these applications. The SA- DV6000 uses ISO MPEG-4, revision 1.04, the most widely accepted variant of the MPEG-4 algorithm, supported by industry leaders, such as Microsoft. The audio encoder uses the ITU-T G.726 algorithm (for Windows Media Player mode) and µlaw algorithm (for Quick Time mode). With MPEG-4 video, the bit rate (amount of data per second), frame rate (number of frames per second) and the image size can be changed as necessary. However, these parameters directly influence the picture quality. When lowering the bit rate, for example, the picture quality will de- crease but will have lesser load on the network and longer recording is also possible. When lowering the frame rate, smooth video playback will be suffered but the picture quality will increase since the larger data volume per frame. The same effect can also be observed when reducing the image size. The selected encoding parameters affect both the streaming capabilities and the amount of video that can be stored on a CF memory card, but does not affect the VTR’s outputs or the video recorded to tape. Please refer to the table on Page 8 for the encoding values supported by the SA-DV6000.
Note
The selected encoding parameters are independent of, and do not affect the DV recording or VTR’s outputs.

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BR-DV6000
PROFESSIONAL
MENU RESET A.DUB
EJECT
COUNTER AUDIO INPUT
SELECT
MONITOR OUTPUT REMOTE
LOCAL
CTL L
MIX
R
CH-1/2
MIX
CH-3/4
DV
LINE
Y/C
(CPN)
TC
UB
REW STOP FF
REC
OPERATE
PLAY PAUSE
DISP
SET SEARCH+
BLANK CUE UP
HOLD
PHONES REC LEVEL
CH-1/3 CH-2/4
MIC
SEARCH–
Mini
MENU button
SET button
SEARCH– ( ) button
DISP ( ) button BLANK ( ) button
SEARCH+ ( ) button
Encoding Encoding parameter settings
NE T W OR K
ORTWENKACK
PON
CIG
F
ENCODE
MPEG REC TRGI
MOV I E CLI P
ME NU R E S E T
PAGEB
ACK
TSE .
.
TSE .
.
T. .SE
NCELCA
(WMPundr8)
e(CFView r)
e
TC 00:00: 000.0
.ENCODE .SET .
FRAME.SIZE NNNNNNN320x240. BIT.RAT E.NNNNNNNNNN384K
AD1
..
MAX.FRAME.RATENNNNN MIDNNNN
PRE F I L NNNNNNNN NN
TER
STREAM.NNNNNNNNfor WM P N
TYPE
PAG.BAC NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNEK
TC 0 0 : 0 0 : 000 . 0
Setting
1.
With the BR-DV6000 power ON, check to see that the network pack has initialized and the card status display has stopped flashing.
2.
Press MENU button until the TOP MENU screen appears in the video monitor or LCD display.
3.
Press the DISP (6) or BLANK (7) button to move the cursor (t) to NETWORK PACK CONFIG and press the SET button. The NETWORK PACK CONFIG menu is displayed.
4.
Press the DISP (6) or BLANK (7) button to move the cursor (t) to ENCODE
SET and press the SET button.
●The ENCODE SET menu appears. From this menu you can adjust the frame
size (FRAME SIZE), bit rate (BIT RATE) and frame rate (MAX FRAME RATE).
5.
Press the DISP (6) or BLANK (7) button to the desired parameter and select the parameter to change by pressing the SET button.
●The max frame rate is set as MAX, MID, and MIN. The actual frame rates asso-
ciated with these values are determined by the current bit rate and frame size settings, as shown below (for NTSC)1.
1Frame rates for PAL models are shown on Page 8.
FRAME SIZE
BIT RATE 320 ×240 160 ×120
MAX MID MIN MAX MID MIN
512K 15 10 7.5 30 15 10 384K 15 10 7.5 30 15 10 256K 15 7.5 5 30 15 7.5 128K 7.5 5 3 15 10 7.5
56K 3 1 1 10 7.5 5
Audio bit rates are described in BIT RATE of page 8.
Memo
Bit rates are to be used only as a guide. There will be a slight difference depending on the video recorded.
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LAN connections About LAN connection The SA-DV6000 supports both wired and wireless LAN cards for connection directly to a Client PC, to a local Intranet or to the Internet. Other than the use of a LAN card, the SA-DV6000 is also equipped with a LAN terminal for LAN connection. When using a LAN card, however, the LAN terminal will be disabled. Up to 10 clients can access the VTR simultaneously, all viewing the video stream. If the client is a media server or equivalent, numerous clients will be able to view streaming data via the server. (The number of client connections allowed differs depending on the server.) A list of the currently supported network interface cards can be found on Page 4. The SA-DV6000 supports: ●Both static and dynamic (DHCP) IP addressing ●User selectable user name and password ●HTTP and RTSP port setting ●Connections via Windows Media Player, Quick Time Player, Internet Explorer, or JVC’s Streamproducer ●WLAN Ad Hoc mode setting ●WEP with 128 bit encryption
NOTES
●Operation is only guaranteed for Windows 2000 (Professional or Server) and Windows XP (Home or Professional) ●Only Internet Explorer 5.0 or later is supported ●Only Windows Media Player 7.1 or later is supported (Not compatible with WM9.)
Examples of configurations are described in the following pages. In order to construct a system with more flexibility than a conventional system, the configurations shown on the following pages will be used.

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LAN connections Wired LAN
10/100 BASE-T cross cable
Set a unique number to avoid doubling
Set the same domain
DHCP OFF IP ADDRESS 192. 168. 100. 101 SUBNET MASK
255. 255. 255. 000
PROXY SERVER NO USE DHCP SERVER NO USE IP ADDRESS 192. 168. 100. 100
SUBNET MASK
255. 255. 255. 000
BR-DV6000
PROFESSIONAL
MENU RESET A.DUB
EJECT
COUNTER AUDIO INPUT
SELECT
MONITOR OUTPUT REMOTE
LOCAL
CTL L
MIX
R
CH-1/2
MIX
CH-3/4
DV
LINE
Y/C
(CPN)
TC
UB
REW STOP FF
REC
OPERATE
PLAY PAUSE
DISP
SET SEARCH+
BLANK CUE UP
HOLD
PHONES REC LEVEL
CH-1/3 CH-2/4
MIC
SEARCH–
Mini
*For the PC settings when using a LAN card,
refer to the instruction manual included with the LAN card.
*Up to 10 clients can access at the same
time.
The SA-DV6000 supports wired LAN connections to client computers either locally, through an intranet or over the internet. Connecting multiple VTR to a Client PC, or multiple Client PC to a VTR is supported. In addition, it is possible for a client to remotely control the VTR as well. A list of LAN card currently supported by the SA-DV6000 is shown on Page 4. Any compatible LAN card can be used in the Client PC. For LAN card settings on the Client PC side, see the instruction manual of the Client PC or LAN card. \Wired Connections, Single VTR to Single Client PC
NOTE:
Refer to the appropriate manual for setting the LAN card or Client PC
Perform the following settings for the above configuration. ●DHCP should be OFF2
●VTR and Client PC are set the same domain and different IP addresses. ●The Netmask of both the VTR and computer must be the same ●A CAT-5 cross cable is used between the VTR and computer ●Set the network connection of the Client PC to use no proxy server. Please refer to Page 27 for information regarding this setting if
troubles are encountered.
2In case the connecting Client PC is not a server equipped with a DHCP feature.
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LAN connections Wired LAN
10/100 BASE-T straight cable
Set the same domain
Set a unique number to avoid doubling
DHCP OFF IP ADDRESS 192. 168. 100. 101 SUBNET MASK
255. 255. 255. 000
DHCP OFF IP ADDRESS 192. 168. 100. 102
SUBNET MASK
255. 255. 255. 000
DHCP OFF IP ADDRESS 192. 168. 100. 103
SUBNET MASK
255. 255. 255. 000
DHCP OFF IP ADDRESS 192. 168. 100. 104
SUBNET MASK
255. 255. 255. 000
IP ADDRESS 192. 168. 100. XXX
SUBNET MASK
255. 255. 255. 000
PROXY SERVER NO USE DHCP SERVER NO USE IP ADDRESS 192. 168. 100. 100
SUBNET MASK
255. 255. 255. 000
Hub
BR-DV6000
PROFESSIONAL
MENU RESET A.DUB
EJECT
COUNTER AUDIO INPUT
SELECT
MONITOR OUTPUT REMOTE
LOCAL
CTL L
MIX
R
CH-1/2
MIX
CH-3/4
DV
LINE
Y/C
(CPN)
TC
UB
REW STOP FF
REC
OPERATE
PLAY PAUSE
DISP
SET SEARCH+
BLANK CUE UP
HOLD
PHONES REC LEVEL
CH-1/3 CH-2/4
MIC
SEARCH–
Mini
BR-DV6000
PROFESSIONAL
MENU RESET A.DUB
EJECT
COUNTER AUDIO INPUT
SELECT
MONITOR OUTPUT REMOTE
LOCAL
CTL L
MIX
R
CH-1/2
MIX
CH-3/4
DV
LINE
Y/C
(CPN)
TC
UB
REW STOP FF
REC
OPERATE
PLAY PAUSE
DISP
SET SEARCH+
BLANK CUE UP
HOLD
PHONES REC LEVEL
CH-1/3 CH-2/4
MIC
SEARCH–
Mini
BR-DV6000
PROFESSIONAL
MENU RESET A.DUB
EJECT
COUNTER AUDIO INPUT
SELECT
MONITOR OUTPUT REMOTE
LOCAL
CTL L
MIX
R
CH-1/2
MIX
CH-3/4
DV
LINE
Y/C
(CPN)
TC
UB
REW STOP FF
REC
OPERATE
PLAY PAUSE
DISP
SET SEARCH+
BLANK CUE UP
HOLD
PHONES REC LEVEL
CH-1/3 CH-2/4
MIC
SEARCH–
Mini
BR-DV6000
PROFESSIONAL
MENU RESET A.DUB
EJECT
COUNTER AUDIO INPUT
SELECT
MONITOR OUTPUT REMOTE
LOCAL
CTL L
MIX
R
CH-1/2
MIX
CH-3/4
DV
LINE
Y/C
(CPN)
TC
UB
REW STOP FF
REC
OPERATE
PLAY PAUSE
DISP
SET SEARCH+
BLANK CUE UP
HOLD
PHONES REC LEVEL
CH-1/3 CH-2/4
MIC
SEARCH–
Mini
\Wired Connections, Multiple VTR to Single Client PC
NOTE:
Refer to the appropriate manual for setting the PC LAN card
Perform the following settings for the above configuration. ●DHCP should be OFF3
●VTR and Client PC are set the same domain and different IP addresses. ●The Netmask of all the VTR and the computer must be the same ●Straight-through CAT-5 cables are used ●If the computer is located remotely and accessing the VTR through the Internet, the Infrastructure must allow through access to the
VTR. Consult your IT department.
●Set the network connection of the Client PC to use no proxy server. Please refer to Page 27 for information regarding this setting if
troubles are encountered.
3In case the connecting Client PC is not a server equipped with a DHCP feature.
Caution

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LAN connections Wired LAN
10/100 BASE-T straight cable
Set the same domain
Set a unique number to avoid doubling
DHCP OFF IP ADDRESS 192. 168. 100. 101 SUBNET MASK
255. 255. 255. 000
DHCP OFF IP ADDRESS 192. 168. 100. 102
SUBNET MASK
255. 255. 255. 000
DHCP OFF IP ADDRESS 192. 168. 100. 103
SUBNET MASK
255. 255. 255. 000
DHCP OFF IP ADDRESS 192. 168. 100. 104
SUBNET MASK
255. 255. 255. 000
IP ADDRESS 192. 168. 100. XXX
SUBNET MASK
255. 255. 255. 000
PROXY SERVER NO USE DHCP SERVER NO USE IP ADDRESS 192. 168. 100. 100
SUBNET MASK
255. 255. 255. 000
Hub
BR-DV6000
PROFESSIONAL
MENU RESET A.DUB
EJECT
COUNTER AUDIO INPUT
SELECT
MONITOR OUTPUT REMOTE
LOCAL
CTL L
MIX
R
CH-1/2
MIX
CH-3/4
DV
LINE
Y/C
(CPN)
TC
UB
REW STOP FF
REC
OPERATE
PLAY PAUSE
DISP
SET SEARCH+
BLANK CUE UP
HOLD
PHONES REC LEVEL
CH-1/3 CH-2/4
MIC
SEARCH–
Mini
\Wired Connections, Multiple Client PC to a Single VTR SA-DV6000 allows up to a maximum of 10 clients to be connected at the same time via a network for viewing streaming data. If the client is a media server or equivalent, more clients can view streaming data via the server. (The number of client connections allowed differs depending on the server.) Perform the following settings for the above configuration. ●DHCP must be OFF. ●Connect using a CAT-5 straight cable. ●If clients will be connecting through an Intranet or the Internet, consult you IT department and request a IP address for the VTR. ●VTR and Client PC are set the same domain and different IP addresses.
Caution
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LAN connections Wireless LAN
●For the WLAN ESS ID, input the values of ESSID set in:
Ad hoc mode: PC of other party Infrastructure: Access point
●WLAN AD HOC MODE
When IBSS is set, the NETWORK MODE setting of the wireless LAN card on the PC side must be set to 802.11 Adhoc. When AHDM is set, the NETWORK MODE setting of the wireless LAN card on the PC side must be set to Adhoc. Depending on the LAN card on the PC side, only 802.11 Adhoc mode may be available.
●WLAN CH is the wireless frequency band used for communication. If there is an access point, adapter, etc., using the same
band in the proximity, there may be a hindrance in the communication and may reduce throughput or the quality of commu- nication. When setting, check the settings of surrounding access points, etc., to avoid doubling.
Frequency bands (ISM bands) and channels (IEEE803.11b standard) N. America : FCC / 2.412~2.462GHz (11 channels) Europe : CE ETSI / 2.412~2.472GHz (13 channels) Japan : 2.412~2.4835GHz (14 channels) France : 2.457~2.472GHz (4 channels) Spain : 2.457~2.462GHz (2 channels) Since adjacent channels causes signal interference, channels are normally spaced 5 channels apart. (Set according to operating environment.)
Cautionary items concerning Wireless LAN (WLAN)
1ch
2412
2417
2422
2427
2432
2437
2442
2447
2452
2457
2462
2467
2472 2484
2ch
3ch
4ch
5ch
6ch
7ch
8ch
9ch
10ch
11ch
12ch
14ch
13ch
Approx.
11MHz
Center frequency
1ch frequency band1ch frequency band 1ch frequency band11ch frequency band 1ch frequency band14ch frequency band6ch frequency band6ch frequency band
The SA-DV6000 supports wireless LAN connections to client computers either locally, through an Intranet or over the Internet. Con- necting multiple VTR to a Client PC, or multiple Client PC to a VTR is supported. In addition, it is possible for a client to remotely control the VTR as well. A list of LAN card currently supported by the SA-DV6000 is shown on Page 4. Any compatible LAN card can be used in the Client PC. For Client PC settings, see the instruction manual of the LAN card or computer. Wireless Caveats Low-powered wireless connections are prone to interference from many sources, including, but not limited to, other wireless LANs, cordless telephones, and satellite radio. For further details, see the instruction manual of the used wireless LAN card. Adverse condition of signals may result in the video being cut-off, noise and in some cases, a disconnection of the network. In addition, although there are several channels available, as shown below, there is a five channel overlap for each channel, limiting the actual number of channels available in environments where other wireless LANs are present. For example, if a wireless LAN using channel 2 is already in use at near position, the lowest channel you can use for your setup would be channel 7.

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Set the same domain
Set a unique number to avoid doubling
BR-DV6000
PROFESSIONAL
MENU RESET A.DUB
EJECT
COUNTER AUDIO INPUT
SELECT
MONITOR OUTPUT REMOTE
LOCAL
CTL L
MIX
R
CH-1/2
MIX
CH-3/4
DV
LINE
Y/C
(CPN)
TC
UB
REW STOP FF
REC
OPERATE
PLAY PAUSE
DISP
SET SEARCH+
BLANK CUE UP
HOLD
PHONES REC LEVEL
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DHCP OFF WLAN AD HOC MODE ON WLAN ESS ID abcdef WLAN CH 2 IP ADDRESS 192. 168. 100. 101 SUBNET MASK 255. 255. 255. 000
Wireless LAN settings of Client PC NetworkType 802. 11 Ad Hoc Mode ESS ID abcdef Channel 2 Encryption Mode Open System
PROXY SERVER OFF DHCP SERVER OFF IP ADDRESS 192. 168. 100. 100 SUBNET MASK 255. 255. 255. 000
*Do not perform encryption of
the wireless LAN.
*For the PC settings when using a LAN card, refer
to the instruction manual included with the LAN card.
\Wirelss Connections, Single VTR to Single Client PC
NOTE
Refer to the appropriate manual for setting the PC LAN card
Perform the following settings for the above configuration. ●DHCP must be OFF. ●VTR and Client PC are set the same domain and different IP addresses. ●The Netmask of both the VTR and Client PC must be the same ●If the WLAN card in the PC is set to 802. 11 ADHOC, set the WAN AD HOC MODE to IBSS. If the WLAN card in the PC is set to
ADHOC, set the WLAN AD HOC MODE to AHDM.
●The WLAN ESS ID on both the SA-DV6000 and the computer must be the same. The VTR default ESS ID is ‘NONE’.
●The SA-DV6000 and the computer must be set to use the same channel (WLAN CH). ●If WEP data encryption is used, the same key must be used in the SA-DV6000 and the PC. The PC encryption mode must be set to
‘Open System’.
●Set the network connection of the Client PC to use no proxy server. Please refer to Page 27. Setting a Proxy Server for information
regarding this setting if troubles are encountered.
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DHCP OFF WLAN AD HOC MODE OFF WLAN ESS ID abcdef WLAN CH 2 IP ADDRESS 192. 168. 100. 102 SUBNET MASK 255. 255. 255. 000 DHCP OFF WLAN AD HOC MODE OFF WLAN ESS ID abcdef WLAN CH 2 IP ADDRESS 192. 168. 100. 103 SUBNET MASK 255. 255. 255. 000
DHCP OFF WLAN AD HOC MODE OFF WLAN ESS ID abcdef WLAN CH 2 IP ADDRESS 192. 168. 100. 104 SUBNET MASK 255. 255. 255. 000
IP ADDRESS 192. 168. 100. XXX SUBNET MASK 255. 255. 255. 000
DHCP OFF WLAN AD HOC MODE OFF WLAN ESS ID abcdef WLAN CH 2 IP ADDRESS 192. 168. 100. 101 SUBNET MASK 255. 255. 255. 000
Wireless LAN settings of Client PC NetworkType Infrastructure ESS ID abcdef Channel 2 Encryption Mode Open System
PROXY SERVER NO USE DHCP SERVER NO USE IP ADDRESS 192. 168. 100. 100 SUBNET MASK 255. 255. 255. 000
STATION
ESS ID abcdef
Encryption Mode Open System
BR-DV6000
PROFESSIONAL
MENU RESET A.DUB
EJECT
COUNTER AUDIO INPUT
SELECT
MONITOR OUTPUT REMOTE
LOCAL
CTL L
MIX
R
CH-1/2
MIX
CH-3/4
DV
LINE
Y/C
(CPN)
TC
UB
REW STOP FF
REC
OPERATE
PLAY PAUSE
DISP
SET SEARCH+
BLANK CUE UP
HOLD
PHONES REC LEVEL
CH-1/3 CH-2/4
MIC
SEARCH–
Mini
BR-DV6000
PROFESSIONAL
MENU RESET A.DUB
EJECT
COUNTER AUDIO INPUT
SELECT
MONITOR OUTPUT REMOTE
LOCAL
CTL L
MIX
R
CH-1/2
MIX
CH-3/4
DV
LINE
Y/C
(CPN)
TC
UB
REW STOP FF
REC
OPERATE
PLAY PAUSE
DISP
SET SEARCH+
BLANK CUE UP
HOLD
PHONES REC LEVEL
CH-1/3 CH-2/4
MIC
SEARCH–
Mini
BR-DV6000
PROFESSIONAL
MENU RESET A.DUB
EJECT
COUNTER AUDIO INPUT
SELECT
MONITOR OUTPUT REMOTE
LOCAL
CTL L
MIX
R
CH-1/2
MIX
CH-3/4
DV
LINE
Y/C
(CPN)
TC
UB
REW STOP FF
REC
OPERATE
PLAY PAUSE
DISP
SET SEARCH+
BLANK CUE UP
HOLD
PHONES REC LEVEL
CH-1/3 CH-2/4
MIC
SEARCH–
Mini
BR-DV6000
PROFESSIONAL
MENU RESET A.DUB
EJECT
COUNTER AUDIO INPUT
SELECT
MONITOR OUTPUT REMOTE
LOCAL
CTL L
MIX
R
CH-1/2
MIX
CH-3/4
DV
LINE
Y/C
(CPN)
TC
UB
REW STOP FF
REC
OPERATE
PLAY PAUSE
DISP
SET SEARCH+
BLANK CUE UP
HOLD
PHONES REC LEVEL
CH-1/3 CH-2/4
MIC
SEARCH–
Mini
Network Type (Ad Hoc/Infrastructure) Make sure ESS ID and Channel settings are the same. Set a unique number to avoid doubling
Set the same domain
*For the PC settings when using a LAN card,
refer to the instruction manual included with the LAN card.
\Wireless Connections, Multiple VTR to Single Client PC
NOTE
Refer to the appropriate manual for setting the PC LAN card
Perform the following settings for the above configuration. ●DHCP should be OFF4.
●VTR and Client PC are set the same domain and different IP addresses. ●The Netmask of all the VTR and the Client PC must be the same. ●The WLAN AD HOC MODE must be set OFF. ●The PC WLAN card must be set to Infrastructure mode. ●The WLAN ESS ID must be the same in the access point and all VTR. The VTR default ESS ID is ‘NONE’.
●The WLAN channel must be the same for the PC, the access point and all VTR. ●If WEP data encryption is used, the same key must be used on the PC, the access point, and all VTR. The PC encryption mode must
be set to ‘Open System’.
●If the computer is located remotely and accessing the VTR through the Internet, the Infrastructure must allow through access to the
VTR. Consult your IT department.
●Set the network connection of the Client PC to use no proxy server. Please refer to Page 27 for information regarding this setting if
troubles are encountered.
4In case the connecting Client PC is not a server equipped with a DHCP feature.