Sony RM-450 User manual

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1.
SPECIFICATIONS
Automatic controls
Manual controls
Frame modification
Digital time counter
Editing accuracy
Connectors
PREVIEW,
AUTO
EDIT
/END
(Insert
/ASMBL),
RVW/JUMP,
LEARN
Player/Recorder
:
FF,
STILL,
REW,
PLAY,
search
dail
(%0
to
10
times
the
normal
playback
both
in
the
forward
and
reverse
directions)
Recorder : REC, EDIT
IN
and
OUT
points,
possible
on
the
player
and/or
recorder
separately
in
the
manual
mode,
Time
code:
00:00:00:
00
to
23
:
59.:
59
:
29(24)
CTL/RTC
:
+9
:
59:
59
:
29(24)
to
—9:59:59:29(24)
or 00:00:00: 00
to
23:59:59:
29(24)
(selectable)
Time code mode: £0 frame
during synchronization
CTL
mode:
+1
farme
during
synchronization
AC IN: 3pin inlet
PLAYER//RECORDER :
-9-pin/33-pin connectors
CUE OUT
BNC
connector,
Active
low
Low level 0 to 0,5 V
High level 3.5 to 5 V
REF, VIDEO IN:
BNC
connector,
75Q
unbalance
Composite, video signal 0,5 to
2 Vp-p
Composite
sync
input
signal
0.5 to 5 Vp-p
1-1 (E)
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RM-450/RM-450CE
Power
requirements
U/C
AC
120
V
+10%,
50/60
Hz
+£10%
EK
AC220
V
—
240
V
+£10%,
50/60
Hz
+10%
Power
comsumption
11
W
Operating
temperature
0
to
40°
(82°F
to
104°F)
Dimensions
approx,
8390
X
93
X265
mm
(w/h/d)
(15%
x
8%
10%
inches)
Weight
.
approx.
3.1
kg
(6
Ib
113
oz)
Optional
accessories
33-pin
to
33-pin
remote
control
cable
RCC-5F (5 m, 15 feet)
RCC-15FT (15 m, 45 feet)
(for extension)
9-pin
to
9-pin
remote
control
cable
RCC-5G (5 m, 15 feet)
RCC-10G (10 m, 30 feet)
RCC-30G (30 m, 90 feet)
RMM-450
Rack
mount
metal
SU-450 Double side table

RM-450/RM-450CE
2. FEATURES
“83-pin and @-pin remote control connectors
These two types of remote connectors allow the unit
to be used with various types of VTRs: Betamax,
“BETACAM” and U-matic VTRs, and even a 1-inch
helical scan VTR as follows:
Type of a VIR
Betamax VTR
SLO-383/420 *
BVW-10*, -40, -75 series .
BVU-800, -900 series,
VO-5800 * /5850
BVH-2000, -3000 series
TLitime code/ATC (relative time code) sélection —
When a VTR is connected through the 9-pin remote
contro! connector, you can select a CTL signal, time
code or RTC (relative time code) for editing. When
RTC is selected, the time code is used as an edit
reference and its progress is counted as CTL on the
time counter. RTC can be used to determine how far
the desired tape point is from the IN point as it can
be reset in the same manner as a CTL.
ime learning capability
The unit can detect the pinch on delay time of the
connected VTR and hold this data for a week even
after the power is turned off. Therefore, the operation
with the connected VTRs is very smooth and no
discontinuity of the picture is produced by this unit.
You can connect not only the VTRs which have the
same remote connectors but also VTRs having a 9-pin
remote connector and those having a 33-pin remote
connector to the unit, and control them remotely.
In the assemble mode, the video signal and audio
signals (A1 and A2) are edited together at the same
time.
In the insert edit mode, they can be edited separately.
The unit can also perform the split edit. Therefore,
you can set the audio IN point independently from
that of the video channel and vice versa.
Materials you are to edit can be previewed and those
that you have edited already can be reviewed.
* The BVW-10 is a player, and other VTRs cannot be used as a
recorder when connected to this unit.
You can easily preset various data, such as the preroll
time and the edit timing, needed for editing on the
front panel.
Variable speed of playback functions in the shuttle
mode and jog mode enable you to locate the. edit
point more quickly.
‘Synchronize
The REF.VIDEO IN connector allows the unit to
synchronize with the connected VTR. Therefore, the
unit can perform absolutely precise editing.
When the VTR which has the dynamic tracking
function is connected to this unit as the player VTR,
this unit can edit the picture in the variable speed.
AIR SPSS et Te SIERO
The unit indicates the error by displaying the error
number on the time counter and outputting a warning
sound. You can understand right away what kind of
error has occurred and what you should do.
itable
The unit can be mounted on the RMM-450 rack mount
metal which is designed for a standard 19-inch rack,
and on the SU-500 series system console by using the
SU-450 double size table.
2-1 (E)

RM-450/RM-450CE
3.
LOCATION
AND
FUNCTION
OF
PARTS
AND
CONTROLS
EO
IN
CUE-OUT
fr RECORDER
Pe a aS
[1
|
REF.VIDEO
IN
connector
(BNC
type)
[4]
PLAYER
9-pin
connector
Supply
the
reference
signal
to
this
connector.
[5|PLAYER
33-pin
connector
[2]
RECORDER
9-pin
connector
Connect
to
the
9-pin
remote
connector
of
the
recorder
[6
|
CUE
OUT
connector
(BNC
type)
with
an
optional
remote
control
cable.
The
output
signal
from
this
connector
can
be
used
as
a-tally
signal.
[3|
RECORDER
33-pin
connecter
Connect
to
the
33-pin
remote
connector
of
the
[7]ac
IN
connector
;
recorder
with
an
optional
remote
control
cable.
Connect
to
the
AC
outlet
with
the
supplied
AC
power
cable.
3-1 (E)

RM-450/RM-450CE
[7] (8) (9) fol fa [12
POWER switch
ON: Set to this position to turn on the power.
OFF: Set to this position to turn off the power.
[2]PLAYER RESET button
Press this button to reset the time counter and the
entered edit points.
[3 | PLAYER button group
The function of these buttons is the same as those
on the player VTR.
STDBY (Standby) button
EJECT button ,
PLAY button
STILL button
REW (Rewind) button
FF (Fast Forward) button
Time counter for the player
The unit counts the CTL pulses or time code on the
tape of the player and displays the result in hours,
minutes, seconds and frames.
Error messages are also displayed here when errors
occur.
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[5 |PLAYER SERVO indicator
This indicator lights when the servo-mechanisms of
the player are not locked during the automatic editing
and preview operation.
[6 | PLAYER IN indicator
When the IN point of the player VTR is entered, this
indicator lights.
PLAYER OUT indicator
When the OUT point of the player is entered, this
indicator lights.
[8] AUDIO SPLIT button
Press this button and make it light to enter the audio
IN point during the split editing.
ASMBL (Assemble) button
Press this button for assemble editing.
INSERT select buttons
These buttons select the input signal during insert
editing.
[11] LAST EDIT button
This button recalls the previous edit points on the
time counter.
3-2 (E)

RECORDER
IN
indicator
RECORDER
OUT
indicator
RECORDER
SERVO
indicator
[15]
Time
counter
for
the
recorder
RECORDER
RESET
button
[17]
TOTAL
button
and
lamp
The
lamp
blinks
when
the
button
is
pressed.
Then
press
the
RECORDER
RESET
button
[16]
to
reset
the
time
counter
of
the
recorder
to
00:00:00:00,
so
that
you
can
know
the
tape
running
time
from
after
that
point.
EDIT button
For
manual
editing,
press
this
button
and
the
PLAY
button
[19]
simultaneously.
When
only
this
button
is
pressed,
the
picture
from
the
player
will
be
monitored
.
on
the
recorder
monitor.
RECORDER
button
group
The
function
of
these
buttons
is
the
same
as
those
on
the
recorder
VTR.
REC
(Record)
button
STDBY
(Standby)
button
EJECT
button
PLAY
button
STILL
button
REW
(Rewind)
button
FF
(Fast
Forward)
button
Search
dial
and
direction
lamps
for
the
recorder
This
dial
enables
you
to
locate
edit
points.
Push
in
to
change
from
the
shuttle
mode
to
the
jog
mode
and
push
it
again
to
return
to
the
shuttle
mode.
[21]
TRIM
+/—
button
Hold
this
button
down
while
pressing
the
IN
or
OUT
button
(22|
[28]
to
change
the
edit
points
frame
by
frame.
[22]
RECORDER
IN/OUT
buttons
Press
either
button
with
the
ENTRY
button
simultaneously
to
enter
the
IN
or
OUT
point
for
the
recorder.
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[23] ALL STOP button
Press
this
button
to
stop
the
tape
of
the
recorder
and
the player.
RVW/JUMP button
Press
this
button
to
review
the
edited
picture.
Only
the
recorder
operates
in
the
same
manner
as
during
editing.
Press
the
button
during
review
operation
to
locate
the
OUT
point
of
the
recorder.
[25]
AUTO
EDIT/END
button
Press
this
button
to
set
the
recorder
in
the
automatic
edit
mode.
When
you
press
this
button
during
editing,
the
unit
regards
the
tape
point
where
you
pressed
this
button
as
the
OUT
point,
and
finishes
editing.
PREVIEW button
This
button
is
used
for
editing
rehearsal.
The
picture
you
are
to
edit
can
be
monitored
before
actual
editing.
27| ENTRY button
Press
this
button
with
the
IN
or
OUT
button
[22]
28]
to
enter
the
IN
or
OUT
point.
PLAYER IN/OUT buttons
GO TO button
Press
this
button
with
the
IN
or
OUT
button
[22]
[28]
to
locate the IN or OUT point.
Search
dial
and
direction
lamps
for
the
player
STDBY
button
This
button
makes
the
VTR
shift
to
the
standby
off
mode
only.
EJECT
button
function
When
you
connect
the
VTRs
through
the
33-pin
connector,
the
eject
function
cannot
operate
with
the
EJECT
button.
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RM-450/RM-450CE
LEARN button [5 | SYNCHRO (Synchronization) selector
Press the button to detect the pinch on delay time of Selects the way to synchronize by frame pulse.
the connected VTRs after turning on the unit. ON/CF: When you connect the VTR having a 9-pin
remote connector to this unit, select this
PLAYER TC/RTC/CTL selector setting. This unit counts color frames to
Selects the time data displayed in hours, minutes, synchronize the player and the recorder.
seconds and frames on the respective time counter. ON: Synchronizes the recorder and the player
CTL: Time period of tape travel by counting CTL regardless of the color frame. ,
pulses. OFF: Does not control synchronization.
RTC: RTC (Relative Time Code), which is counted
as a time code, but can be displayed like Dace
CTL.
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When
an
SLO-383
or
SLO-420
is
connected,
you
may
TC:
Time
code
not
be
able
to
synchronize
this
unit
and
it.
¢ Even if you select the ON/CF position with this
[3
|
PLAYER
9-pin/33-pin
selector
selector,
no
color
frame
can
be
counted
when
the
VTR
Selects
the
VTR
to
be
controlled:
the
VTR
connected
is
connected
through
the
33-pin
connector.
to the PLAYER 9-pin connector or the VTR connected
to the PLAYER 33-pin connector. [6 ] RECORDER 9-pin/33-pin selector
[4] PREROLL selector RECORDER TC/RTCICTL selector
Selects the preroll time: 3, 5, 7 (10) seconds.
Preroll time selection
When you set the PREROLL selector [4] to 7, the actual preroil
time depends on bit 7 of the left DIP switches [8] on the inside
panel.
3-4 (E)

RM-450/RM-450CE
SYSTEM
PRESET
DIP
switches
The
default
bits
setting
is
all
off
(0)
as
illustrated
below.
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old
7
|
Maximum
preroll
time
is
set.
When
this
bit
is
set
to
ON,
the
preroll
time
is
set
to
410
seconds
even
though
the
PREROLL
selector
is
set
to
7
seconds.
ON: 10 sec.
OFF: 7 sec.
6
|
The
entry
of
the
edit
point
resets
the
time
counter
to
00:00:00:00
automatically.
This
bit
is
available
when
CTL
or
RTC
is
selected
with
the
TC/RTC/CTL
selector.
"ON:
The
time
counter
is
set
to
00:00:00:00
when
the
first
edit
point
is
entered.
Signal standard is set.
ON:
PAL
or
SECAM
system
VTR
OFF:
NTSC
or
PAL-M
system
VTR
CTL
display
mode
is
selected.
This
bit
setting
is
available
only
when
you
set
the
RECORDER
and
PLAYER
TC/RTCI/CTL
selectors
to
CTL
or
RTC.
ON:
The
time
data
is
displayed
between
00:00:00:00
and
23:59:59:29.
:
OFF:
The
time data
is
displayed
between
—9:59:59:29
and
+9:59:59:29,
5
|
The
beep
sounds
when
any
key
is
pressed
or
when
the
tape
passes
the
edit
points
during
preview
or
automatic
editing.
ON:
The
beep
sounds.
The
operation
after
the
servo-mechanisms
cannot
be
locked
is
selected.
;
ON:
Even
though
the
unit
failed
to
servo-lock,
it
begins
editing.
OFF:
The
unit
does
not
begin
editing
until
the
4
|
The
SLO-420
videocassette
recorder
can
be
connected
servo-mechanisms
are
locked.
1
to
this
unit
or
not.
ON:
The
SLO-420
can
be
connected,
but
other
VTRs
cannot
be
connected.
OFF:
Another
VTR
is
connected.
The
operation
after
the
unit
fails
in
synchronizing
the
recorder
with
the
player
is
selected.
When
you
set
the
SYNCHRO
selector
to
ON
or
ONICF,
this
setting
is
available.
ON:
The
unit
will
synchronize
again
with
the
accuracy
of
no
frame
slipping.
When
it
finally
cannot,
the
unit
does
not
begin
editing.
OFF:
Even
if
the
recorder
is
not
synchronized
with
the
player,
the
editing
begins.
Synchronization
begins
depending
on
the
player's
or
recorder’s
operation.
ON:
Player
(The
time
base
corrector
must
be
installed
in
the
player.)
OFF:
Recorder
3
|
Where
to
output
the
CUE
signal
is
selected.
ON:
The
CUE
signal
is
output
after
the
IN
point.
OFF:
The
CUE
signal
is
output
before
the
IN
point.
2
|
CUE
OUT
start
position
is
set.
4
|
These
bits
determine
when
the
CUE
signal
is
output
0
|
after/before
the
IN
point:
0
to
7
seconds.
(0:
OFF
1:
ON)
000:
0
sec.
001:
1
sec.
010:
2
sec.
011:
3
sec.
400:
4
sec.
101:
5sec.
110:
6sec,
111:
7
sec.
*
These
bits
determine
the
edit
timing
during
editing
between
—1
and
—7
frames.
(0:
OFF
1:
ON)
000:
The
edit
timing
is
automatically
detected.
When
the
error
whose
number
is
11
occured,
select
another
one.
001:
—1
frames
010:
—2
frames
011:
-3
frames
100:
—4
frames
101:
—5
frames
110:
-6
frames
411:
—7
frames
3-5 (E)

RM-450/RM-450CE
4. OPERATIONAL CHECK AND FAULT IDENTIFICATION
1. General
No electrical adjustment is required in this machine.
“Use of a simple checker and a built-in test program
can check al! operations.
A test program activating method and checking items
are described below,
1-1. Keyboard check
Turn On the POWER switch while pressing the
and keys at the same time,
Checking items :
LED ON/OFF
Non-locking switch operation
Locking switch operation
JOG/SHUTTLE operation of Search Dial
RS-232C line operation of KSW-1 -board
Backup data (LEARN data) verification _
ROM and RAM check by CPU on KSW-1 board
1-2. Backup function check in keyboard
Turn ON. the POWER switch while pressing the
and keys at the same time,
Checking items:
Backup function check by CPU on KSW-1 board
The “Error” is displayed when the POWER switch
is turned ON at the first time (or when the backup
capacitor C305 on the KSW-1 board is discharging).
Further error display is not made if the backup
function is normal.
The capacitor can afford to provide backup for at
least seven days.
1-3. CPU board check
Turn ON the POWER switch while pressing the
and keys at the same time.
The CPU board is automatically checked. (Start by
EJECT key on the RECORDER side.)
If a fault the operation is stopped
immediately and the error code is displayed.
is found,
For this purpose, the service tools are required,
4-1 (E)
1-4. Software operation check and REF. VIDEO
circuit check
Turn ON the POWER switch.
D219 (CHECK3 LED) on the CPU board blinks by
the software, In addition, D217 (CHECK1 LED) blinks
when a signal is entered into the REF, VIDEO IN
terminal,
1-5. Address bus check
Power ON after S201 OFF
Turn OFF the 8-bit DIP switch S201 on the CPU board
through it is usually set to ON position. The CPU
then executes NOP (00) since the data bus on the
CPU board is isolated from devices other than CPU
and pulled down by a resistor. At this time, the
address line shows simple increments, (However, a
refreshed address is assigned to A7 to Al5,) .
Observation of a waveform on the address line with
an oscilloscope makes fault identification easier.
2. Service Tools (necessary for CPU board
check)
Ref, Name Part Code Q'ty Usage
No.
J-l 9P short J-621-022-0A 2. CPU-3 board
connector operation check
J-2 PLAYER, J-621-020-OA 1 CPU-3 board
33P short operation check
connector
J-3 RECORDER,, J-621-021-0A 1 CPU-3 board
33P short operation check
J-4 8-bit DIP 1-570-623-11 1 CPU-3 board
switch operation check
J-5 VIDEO signal or sync. 1 CPU-3 board
signal generator operation check
Note: J-1 to J-4 are contained in the RM-450 service
kit (J-621-019-0A).

| RM-450/RM-450CE
Connection
A
COAXAL CABLE NTSC/PAL
COLOR BAR
GENERATOR
ADJUSTMENT
POWER
;
SCTE
6P
CONNECTOR
oi $202
cn208 = © INRA BBD
RM- 450
UPPER CONTROL PANEL
CPU-3 BOARD
Connector Circuit Diagram for Service Tools
J-621-022-0A
'
J-621-020-0A
J-621-021-0A
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,
(J-2)
(3-3)
4-2 (E)

3M-450/RM-450CE |
3. Operation Check Procedure
(Detailed description for 1—1, 1-2, and 1-3)
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FRAMES
Fig. 2
4-3 (E)

3-1. Keyboard check
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
Turn
power
ON
while
pressing
@
|LEARN]
in
Fig.
1
and
@
[ASMBL]
in
Fig,
2
at
the
same
time,
Press @ |EJECT}.
Again press @|EJECT], and “l1+-” appears on
7-segment display on the left side.
Press keys in the order of ©, @,@: @, and @.
Press @ :
“92+” appears on left 7-seg. display while
appears on right 7-seg. display.
(1)
Place
all
indoor
switches
@
to
@
in
Fig,
1
in
upper
position, and press @ [EJECT].
If a fault is found, “Error”. is ‘displayed, In this case,
press the ® key, then’ the number of error
switch is displayed, _
If many error exist, the number of next error switch
is displayed whenever press the @ |STDBY| key.
For switch number, refer to the following.
5 6
7 ON/OF
5 ON’
3 OFF
78...13 14 15 t6...24 22
(2) Place the above switches in lower position, and
press @ twice,
(3) Place @ @ @ and @ switches in Fig, 1 in center
position, and press @ twice,
Press @ [EJECT].
“33 ++” appears on the left display.
(1) Set both search dials to SHUTTLE.
Place both search dials in the center position,
“Pl on”
(2)
Check
that
left
search
dial
display
varies
as
shown
to
the
right
when
turning
left
search
dial
clockwise.
Check
that
display
as
shown
to
the
right
is
obtained
at
fully
clockwiswe
rotation.
The same change must appear also in counter-
clockwise rotation,
(8)
Check
that
turning
of
right
search
dial
provides
the
same
display
change
as
left
search
dial.
(4) Set both search dials to JOG,
(5) When both search dials is turned
Slowly :
Quickly :
4-4 (E)
| RM-450/RM-450CE
All LEDs must come on,
All LEDs must go off,
01, 02---
7-segment display.
No error display allowed.
35, OH must appear on right
“Pliu4150H” must appear on right 7-seg.
display.
No error display allowed.
“P2.i.4144.,0H” must appear on the right
display,
“P38. u404.50H” must appear on the right
display.
The right display must indicate “0000 0000”,
(Left half for left search dial, and right half
for right search dial.)
0000 ~ 0001 ~ 0010 — 0011
— 0100 ~ 0101 0110 > 0111
1000
The right display must indicate “00 00”, (Left
half for left search dial and right half for right
search dial.)
The first digit of each display must vary.
The second digit of each display must vary.

{M-450/RM-450CE
6) Press @ [EJECT].
‘44-" and “232c” appear on the left and right
displays respectively.
Again
press
the
@
key,
“Error”
must
appear
on
the
right
display.
(At
this
time
,
if
pins
@,@ of
CN207
on
CPU-3
board
are disconnected,
then
shorted
instead,
“OH”
is displayed.)
7) Press the @ twice.
“66-+*" appears on the left display. “OH” must appear on the right display.
3-2. Backup function check in keyboard
1)
Turn
OFF
the
POWER.
switch,
:
2) Turn ON the POWER switch while pressing @ |LEARN
and © at the same time,
3) Turn OFF the POWER switch,
4)
About
5
minutes
past,
turn
ON
the
POWER
switch
while
Neeeeeeee
”
and
“XXXKXXXXX”
must
appear
on
pressing
@
[LEARN]
and
©
keys
at
the same time,
the left
and
right
displays
respectively.
3-3.
Bottom
case
check
(available
only
when
7-segment
display
is
active)
3-3-1, Preparation
1) Remove the keyboard,
. Insert the 8-bit DIP switch (J-4, 1-570-623-11)
into the IC socket labelled S202 (CHECKER)
on the CPU board,
(Remove this switch after checking.)
(3)
Turn
ON
7
bits
on
the
left
side
and
turn
OFF
1
bit
on
the
right
side,
(4) Mount the connectors J-1, J-2, and J-3 of the
service tools.
(5) Connect the VIDEO signal to the REF.
VIDEO IN terminal,
(6) Install the keyboard,
(
(2
8-3-2, Procedure
(1) Turn ON the POWER switch while pressing “450” and “XX-X” must appear on the left
@® in Fig. 1 and @ in Fig, 2 at the and right displays respectively. :
same time, Ql, 02, ++ 18 must appear sequentially on the
(2) Press @ in Fig. 2, left display, then, “-------- "and “-------- i
appear on both displays finally, followed by
beeps, :
(8) Remove the DIP switch from $202.
3-3-8, Fault identification
If a fault is found, operation is stopped immediately,
Display example for faulty place:
Left display: 07 Right display: 01 01
4 J J
STEP Error No, Error code
in STEP
To confirm whether additional error codes are present in the same step, press @ |STDBY| key in Flg, 2,
Unchanged error No. in the step indicates there is no additional error in the step.
To proceed to the next step, press @ [EJECT] key in Fig.2,
For the meaning of error code, see the Error Code List,
4-5 (E)

RIM-450/RM-450CE
RM-450
Self
Check
Program
Error
Code
List
Meaning
ROM Check Sum Error
:
02
01
RAM
Read/Write
Error
03
00
CTCI1
chl
Initialize
NG
01
CTC1
chl
Count
Down
NG
02
CTC1
chl
Timer
INT
Error
04
00
CTC2
ch3
Initialize
NG
01
CTC2
ch3
Count
Down
NG
02
CTC2
ch3
Timer
INT
Error
05
20
CTC2
chO
Initialize
NG
21
CTC2
chil
Initialize
NG
06
31
CTC3
chi
Initialize
NG
33.
|
CTC3
ch3
Initialize
NG
:
EXT
SYNC
Check
07
00
CTC1
ch0
Initialize
NG
Ol REF, VIDEO IN NG
02
F2,/F1
(Framing)
Pulse
Width
too
Wide
03
F2,/F1
(Framing)
Pulse
Width
too
Narrow
SIO,
R-9P/P-9P
REMOTE
Check
;
08
Ol
chA
(Recorder)
Tx
NG
02
chA
(Recorder)
Rx
NG
(R-TxD~R-RxD
Line
NG)
03
chA
(Recorder)
Data
NG
(R-TxD~R-RxD
Data
not
equa!)
04
chB
(Player)
Tx
NG
05
chB
(Player)
Rx
NG
(P—TxD->P—RxD
Line
NG)
06
chB
(Player)
Data
NG
(P-TxD-P-—RxD
Data
not
equal)
INT
Error
:
ROM
:
IC219
CTC]
:
1C225
SIO
:
1C212
RAM
:
1C215
CTC2
:
1C224
CTC3
:
1C221
33P
S/C,
R-83P
REMOTE
Check
R (Recorder)
09
90
RESET1
(PW
Detect)
NG
98
SYSTEM,
CLOCK
or
STROBE
NG
99
SERIAL
IN/OUT
NG
09
09
EDIT
SAFETY
or
EDIT
LAMP
stuck
at
sf
By
19
REC
KEY
or
REC
LAMP
stuck
at
“L”
29
EDIT
KEY
or
PAUSE
LAMP
stuck
at
“L”
39
CUT
OUT
or
TAPE
STOP
or
STOP
KEY
stuck
at
bys
59
FWD
LAMP
or
FWD
KEY
or
PAUSE
KEY
stuck
at
“L”
69
FF
LAMP
or
FF
KEY
or
FWD/REV
stuck
at
“Ts
79
REW
LAMP
or
REW
KEY
or
FUNC
ON
stuck
at
“UL”
09
01
EDIT
SAFETY
or
EDIT
LAMP
short
w/
SERIAL
IN/OUT
02
EDIT
SAFETY
or
EDIT
LAMP
stuck
at
“He
03
EDIT
SAFETY
or
EDIT
LAMP
short
w/
REC
LAMP
or
REC
KEY
04
EDIT
SAFETY
or
EDIT
LAMP
short
w/
PAUSE
LAMP
or
EDIT
KEY
05
EDIT
SAFETY
or
EDIT
LAMP
short
w/
FF
KEY
&
LAMP
or.
FWD/REV
EDIT
SAFETY
or
EDIT
LAMP
short
w/
FWD
KEY
&
LAMP
or
PAUSE
KEY
EDIT
SAFETY
or
EDIT
LAMP
short
w/
REW
KEY
&
LAMP
or
FUNC
ON
EDIT
SAFETY
or
EDIT
LAMP
short
w/
TAPE
STOP
or
CUT
OUT
or
STOP
KEY
09
11
REC
KEY
or
REC
LAMP
short
w/
SERIAL
IN/OUT
12
REC
KEY
or
REC
LAMP
stuck
at
“H”
13
REC
KEY
or
REC
LAMP
short
w
PAUSE
LAMP
or
EDIT
KEY
|
14
REC
KEY
or
REC
LAMP
short
w/
FF
KEY
&
LAMP
or
FWD/REV
15
REC
KEY
or
REC
LAMP
short
w/
FWD
KEY
&
LAMP
or
PAUSE
KEY
16
REC
KEY
or
REC
LAMP
short
w/
REW
KEY
&
LAMP
or
FUNC
ON
17
REC
KEY
or
REC
LAMP
short
w/
TAPE
STOP
or
CUT
OUT
or
STOP
KEY
4-6 (E)

{M-450/RM-450CE
Meaning
PAUSE LAMP short w/ SERIAL IN/OUT
EDIT KEY or PAUSE LAMP stuck at “H”
EDIT KEY or PAUSE LAMP short w/ FF KEY & LAMP or FWD/REV
EDIT KEY or PAUSE LAMP short w/ FWDFWD KEY & LAMP or FWD/REV
EDIT KEY or PAUSE LAMP short w/ REW KEY & LAMP or PAUSE KEY
EDIT KEY or PAUSE LAMP short w/ TAPE STOP or CUT OUT or STOP KEY
R 38P S/C: 1C204
CUT OUT or TAPE STOP or STOP KEY short w/ SERIAL IN/OUT
CUT OUT or TAPE STOP stuck at “ H”
CUT OUT or TAPE STOP or STOP KEY short w/ FF KEY & LAMP or FWD/REV
CUT OUT or TAPE STOP or STOP KEY short w/% FWD KEY & LAMP or PAUSE KEY
CUT OUT or TAPE STOP or STOP KEY short w/ REW KEY & LAMP or FUNC ON
STOP KEY or TAPE STOP stuck at “H”
10
20 CTC2 chO TRG INT Error or STOP KEY NG
30 CTC3 chl TRG INT Error or SEARCH SPEED NG or CTL IN/OUT NG
PAUSE KEY or FWD KEY & LAMP short w/ SERIAL IN/OUT
PAUSE KEY or FWD LAMP stuck at “H”
PAUSE KEY or FWD KEY & LAMP short w/ FF KEY & LAMP or FWD/REV
PAUSE KEY or FWD KEY & LAMP short w/ REW KEY & LAMP or FUNC ON
FWD/REV or FF KEY & LAMP short w/ SERIAL IN/OUT
FWD/REV or FF LAMP stuck at. “H”.
FWD/REV or FF KEY & LAMP short w/ SERIAL IN/OUT
REW KEY & LAMP or FUNC ON short w/ SERIAL IN/OUT
REW KEY or REW LAMP stuck at “H”
REW KEY short w/ REW LAMP or REW LAMP’s CR (470p/1M) NG
FF KEY or FF LAMP stuck at “H”
FF KEY short w/ FF LAMP or FF LAMP’s CR (470p/1M) NG
FWD KEY or FWD LAMP stuck at “H”
FWD KEY short w,/ FWD LAMP or FWD LAMP’s CR (470p//1M) NG
FUNC ON or REW LAMP stuck at “H”
P (Player) 83P SC, P-883P REMOTE Check
RESET1 (PW Detect) NG
SYSTEM CLOCK or STROBE NG
SERIAL I/O NG
TAPE STOP or STOP KEY or REW KEY stuck at “L”
REW LAMP or STOP KEY or REW KEY stuck at
FWD LAMP or FWD KEY or PAUSE KEY stuck at
FF LAMP or FF KEY or FWD/REV stuck at “L”
FUNC ON or PAUSE LAMP stuck at “L”
“rv?
“[?
STOP KEY or TAPE STOP or REW KEY & LAMP short w/ SERIAL IN/OUT
STOP KEY or TAPE STOP stuck at “H”
STOP KEY or REW LAMP stuck at “H”
STOP KEY or TAPE STOP or REW KEY. & LAMP short w/ FWD KEY & LAMP
; : or PAUSE KEY
STOP KEY or TAPE STOP or REW KEY & LAMP short w/ FF KEY & LAMP
: or PAUSE KEY
STOP KEY or TAPE STOP or REW KEY & LAMP short w/ PAUSE LAMP or FUNC ON
PAUSE KEY or FWD KEY & LAMP short w/ SERIAL IN/OUT
PAUSE KEY or FWD LAMP stuck at “H”
PAUSE KEY or FWD KEY & LAMP short w/ FF KEY & LAMP or FWD/REV
PAUSE KEY or FWD KEY & LAMP short w7 PAUSE LAMP or FUNC ON
FWD/REV or FF KEY & LAMP short w/“ SERIAL IN/OUT.
FWD/REV or FF LAMP stuck at “H” .
FWD/REV or FF KEY & LAMP short w/ PAUSE LAMP or FUNC ON
4-7 (E)

RM-450/RM-450CE
Step Code
0
REW
KEY
or
REW
LAMP
stuck
at
“H”
REW
KEY
short
w”
REW
LAMP
or
REW
LAMP’s
CR
(470p/1M)
NG
FF
KEY
or
FF
LAMP
stuck
at
“H”
FF
KEY
short
w/
FF
LAMP
or
FF
LAMP’s
CR
(470p/1M)
NG
FWD
KEY
or
FWD
LAMP
stuck
at
“H”
FWD
KEY
short
w/
FWD
LAMP
or
FF
LAMP’s
CR
(470p/1M)
NG
FUNC
ON
or
PAUSE
LAMP
short
w/
SERIAL
IN/OUT
FUNC
ON
or
PAUSE
LAMP
stuck
at
“H”
CTC2
chl
TRG
INT
Error
CTC3
ch3
TRG
INT
Error
or
SEARCH
SPEED
NG
or
CTL
IN/OUT
NG
R
33P
S/C
:
1C203
:
73
EF
~y
bw
oO
oo wh
0
F
0
E
ee | oo
Oorjl~on
10
wn
ee
Daisy
Chain
(Display
according
to
Priority)
11
00
SIO
INT
PRIORITY
NG
Ol
CTCl
INT
PRIORITY
NG
02
CTC2
INT
PRIORITY
NG
03
CTC3
INT
PRIORITY
NG
*
SIO
>CTC1>CTC2>CTC3
CUE
OUT
(Using
P
33P
S/C
for
This
Check)
12
01
CUE
OUT
and
SLOW
LAMP
stuck
at
“H”
CUE
OUT
and
SLOW
LAMP
stuck
at
“L”
ERROR/KEY
BEEP
(Check
BEEP
ON
or
Not)
;
4-8 (E)

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