Sony DVCAM DSR-60 User manual

SONY.
[DVCAM |],
DIGITAL
VIDEOCASSETTE
PLAYER
DSR-60
DSR-60P
INSTALLATION
MANUAL
1st
Edition

SAFETY CHECK-OUT
After correcting the original service problem, perform the
following safety checks before releasing the set to the
customer :
Check the metal trim, “metallized” knobs, screws, and all
other exposed metal parts for AC leakage. Check leakage
as described below.
LEAKAGE TEST
The AC leakage from any exposed metal part to earth
ground and from all exposed metal parts to any exposed
metal part having a return to chassis, must not exceed 0.5
mA (500 microampers). Leakage current can be measured
by any one of three methods.
1. A commercial leakage tester, such as the Simpson 229
or RCA WT-540A. Follow the manufacturers’
instructions to use these instruments.
2. A battery-operated AC milliammeter. The Data
Precision 245 digital multimeter is suitable for this job.
3. Measuring the voltage drop across a resistor by means
of a VOM or battery-operated AC voltmeter. The
“limit” indication is 0.75 V, so analog meters must
have an accurate low-voltage scale. The Simpson 250
and Sanwa SH-63Trd are examples of a passive VOM
that is suitable. Nearly all battery operated digital
multimeters that have a2 V AC range are suitable. (See
Fig. A)
To Exposed Metal
Parts on Set
AC
0.15 pF 1.5kQ voltmeter
(0.75 V)
= Earth Ground
Fig A. Using an AC voltmeter to check AC leakage.
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introducing
this
manual
Related manuals
This
manual
is
the
installation
manual
of
the
digital
videocassette
player
model
DSR-60/60P.
This
manual
contains
rack
mount
information
necessary
for
installation
of
the
equipment,
the
connector
information
necessary
for
connecting
the
unit
with
peripherals
and
others.
In
addition
to
this
Installation
Manual,
the
following
manuals
are
provided.
+
Operating
Instructions
(Supplied
with
equipment)
Parts
number
:
3-859-820-11
(English,
for
UC,
CE)
3-859-820-21
(French,
for
UC,
CE)
3-859-820-31
(German,
for
CE)
3-859-820-41
(Italian,
for
CE)
Explains
how
to
operate
this
equipment.
*
Service
Manual
vol.
1
(Not
supplied
with
equipment)
Parts
number
:
9-977-696-11
Contains
the
maintenance
information
and
servicing
information
necessary
for
parts
replacement
and
adjustment.
©
Service
Manual
vol.
2
(Not
supplied
with
equipment)
Parts
number
:
9-977-696-21
Contains
the
block
diagrams,
board
layouts,
schematic
diagrams
and
parts
lists.

INSTALLATION
1,
Installation
Procedure
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Operational
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5.
Supplied
Accessories
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8.
Connection
of
Editing
Equipment,
and
Input/Output
Signals
Of
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Matching
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8-3.
Input/Output
Signals
of
the
Connectors
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9.
Installation
Setup
and
Adjustment
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9-1.
Switch
Settings
on
the
Connector
Panel
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9-2.
Setting
on
the
Front
Panel
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On-board
Switch
Setting
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System
Adjustment
After
Installation
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9-5.
Connection
of
Editor
Controller
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10. Setup Check Sheet
TABLE OF CONTENTS

Be
sure
to
install
the
DSR-60/60P
in
location
satisfying
the
required
operational
environment
described
below
to
assure
INSTALLATION
the
DSR-60/60P
superior
performance
and
to
maintain
the
excellent
serviceability
and
accessibility.
14.
INSTALLATION
PROCEDURE
[ START
1
DETERMINATION OF
INSTALLATION PLACE
1
[UNPACKING
y si
-
2.
OPERATIONAL
ENVIRONMENT
-
3,
OPERATING
VOLTAGE
-
4,
INSTALLATION
SPACE
. 5, SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES
RACK
MOUNTING
»
+
»
7,RACK
MOUNTING
CONNECTORS
.
«+
8-2.
MATCHING
CONNECTORS
OPERATION CHECK
.
8-3.
INPUT/OUTPUT
SIGNALS
OF
THE
CONNECTORS
.
9,
INSTALLATION
SETUP
AND
ADJUSTMENT
.
If
an
error
message
is
shown
on
the
time
counter,
refer
to
“3.3.
ERROR
MESSAGE”
in
SERVICE
MANUAL
VOL.
1.
2.
OPERATIONAL
ENVIRONMENT
+
Operating
temperature
:
+5
°C
to
+40
°C
+
Humidity
:
80
%
or
less
+
Storage
temperature
:
—20°C
to
+60
°C
+
Locations
to
avoid
-
«
Areas
where
the
unit
will
be
exposed
to
direct
sunlight
or
any
other
strong
lights.
Dusty
areas
or
areas
where
it
is
subject
to
vibration.
Areas
with
strong
electric
or
magnetic
fields.
Areas near heat sources.
(Good
air
circulation
is
essential
to
prevent
internal
heat
build-up.
Place
the
unit
in
location
with
sufficient
air
circulation.
Do
not
block
the
ventilation
holes
on
the
cabinet
and the rear panel.)
*
Horizonal
condition
:
within
+30
°
3.
OPERATING
VOLTAGE
¢
Power
voltage
:
AC
100
V
to
120
V/NTSC
AC
200
V
to
240
V/PAL
*
Power
frequency
:
50/60
Hz
¢
Power
consumption
:
NTSC
(UC):
85
W
PAL
(CE)
:87W
;
3
:
;

4. INSTALLATION SPACE
(1) The rear side must be at least 40 cm away from the walls for ventilation and maintenance.
(2) When the unit is operated on a desk or similar condition, assure that the clearance above the unit is at least 40 cm to provide accessibility
to the printed circuit boards and other mechanical parts. Note that it is not necessary to provide the space when the unit is mounted in a
rack since the printed circuit boards can be repaired after it is pulled out.
5
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372
i
27.5
L
400
44
427 494
512
Set’s height at
rack
mounting.
30
(handle
hight)
F
577
(maximum
traveling
distance)
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fr
ht
when rack-mounted
(height as slide rail center) Unit : mm
5. SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES
¢ AC power cord : (1)
RCC-SG 9-pin remote cable : (1)
* Operating instructions : (1)
* ClipLink™ Guide : (1)
6. OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
© TBC remote control unit : UVR-60/60P
* Rack mount Kit > RMM-130
(The unit can be mounted in a 19-inch standard rack)
* Remote control cable : RCC-5G/10G/30G
¢ Cleaning cassette tape : PDVM-12CL
* Circus Remote control : SVRM-100A
* Digital video cassette (Mini size) : PDVM-12ME/22ME/32ME/40ME
* Digital video cassette (Standard size) : PDV-64ME/94ME/124ME/184ME
¢ SDI output board : DSBK-100/100P
© QSDI output board : DSBK-110/110P
© Time code input/output board : DSBK-130/130P

7. RACK MOUNTING
The
unit
can
be
mounted
in
a
19-inch
standard
rack.
1.
Remove
the
four
screws
on
right
and
left
side
panels.
It is
recommended
to
use
the
following
kit.
And
install
the
Inner
Members
of
the
rails
to
the
right
and
left
side panels with the screws removed.
Rack
Mount
Kit
:
RMM-130
(optional
accessory)
—]
or
Screws
(B
4x6)
_
Inner
memeber
|
RACK-MOUNT
SLIDES
:
MODEL
305
:
slide
length
22
inch
(ACCURIDE)
Note for rack mounting :
¢
When
several
VTRs
are
mounted
in
a
rack,
it
is
recommended
to
install
a
fan
for
ventilation.
Good
air
circulation
is
essential
to
prevent
internal
heat
build-up
in
a
rack
(+5
°C
to
+40
°C
must
be
met for all units).
Never
remove
an
upper
panel
and
lower
panel
during
rack
mounting.
Be
sure
to
secure
the
rack
to
the
floor
to
avoid
accidents
when
a
8g
Screws
(B
4x6)
|
unit
is
pulled
out.
Inner member
|
Connect
long
enough
cables
on
the
connector
panel,
considering
that
the
unit
is
pulled
out.
2.
Install
the
Outer
Member
Brackets
of
the
slide
rails
to
the
rack.
*
This
equipment
can
use
with
two
tiers.
Adjust
the
distance
from
the
edge
of
the
slide
rail
to
the
outside
But
with
three
tiers
and
more,
keep
the
spaces
between
the
each
of
the
rack
so
that
it
meets
the
required
specification.
VTRs
in
the
rack
1
unit
(about
44
mm)
or
more.
L-angle Outer member
Rack

3. Remove the two screws (B 4x8) on the right and left side
panels. (Be careful not to lose these four screws.)
Screws (B 4x8)
Screws (B 4x8)
4. Install the L-angles to the holes described in step 3 with the
supplied screws (PSW 4x16) in RMM-130 for these L-angles.
Screws (PSW 4x16)
Screws
(PSW 4x16)
Note: Never use screws PSW 4x16 to install the right and left
side panels without L-angles. Be sure to install the panels
with the screws B 4x8 removed in step 3. Screws for L-
angles are longer than the side panels. Therefore, using the
screws PSW 4x16 may cause trouble in the unit.

8.
CONNECTION
OF
EDITING
EQUIPMENT,
AND
INPUT/OUTPUT
SIGNALS
OF
CONNECTORS
8-1.
Connection
of
Editing
Equipment
Connection
for
Digital
Non-Linear
Editing
System
The
digital
non-linear
editing
system
can
be
configured
by
connecting
DSR-60/60P
with
the
edit
station
ES-7.
Use
of
the
optional
QSDI
interface
enables
transfer
of
the
compressed
data
such
as
video,
audio
and
timecode
from
DSR-60/60P
to
ES-7.
DSR-60/60P
supports
the
ClipLink
function
The
index
picture
which
is
recorded
on
tape
and
the
ClipLink
log
data
which
is
stored
in
the
cassette
memory
can
be
transferred
immediately
to
ES-7.
*
Refer
to
“ClipLink™
Guide”
supplied
with
the
unit
for
general
description
of
ClipLink
functions.
Connection
example
of
digital
non-linear
editing
system
when
DSR-60/60P
is
used
as
a
player,
is
shown
below.
+
Refer
to
the
Operating
Instructions
supplied
with
ES-7
for
the
connection
procedure
of
the
peripheral
equipment
(such
as
contro]
panel
ESBK-7011,
disk
unit
ESBK-7045,
etc.,)
of
ES-7.
=
|
QSDI OUT
REF. VIDEO IN
B B OUT (1/2/3/4)
QSDI IN
REMOTE @
“J
Edit station ES-7
®
Composite video input
@
75
Q
co-axial
cable
(optional)
{2
-—————
@
9-pin
remote
cable
(5
meter
jong,
supplied)
me
@
RCA
plug
(optional)
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Lp
m—
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Video monitor
DSR-60 setting
Switch
REMOTE/LOCAL
REF.
VIDEO
IN
terminated
in
75
Q
ON
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H
q
4
}
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3
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Connection for Cut Editing System
Connection example of the cut editing system when DSR-60/60P is connected with DSR-85/85P is shown below.
* Refer to the Operating Instructions of other equipment at the same time for connection.
When ASSEMBLE edit or INSERT edit is selected
at the editor, the EDIT MODE indicator on the
front panel of DSR-85/85P (recorder) lights,
entering the editing mode automatically.
@ 75 Q co-axial cable (optional)
fe+———
@ 9-pin remote cable (5 meter long, supplied) | >———
@ RCA plug (optional) qf fC }rm———
®
DSR-60/60P DSR-85/85P
(player) QSDI OUT QSDIIN_ (recorder)
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MONITOR ViDEO REMOTE MONITOR VIDEO REMOTE
AUDIO OUT 2 AUDIO OUT 2
(SUPER) (SUPER)
® ® ® ® ® @
Audio input Composite video input Audio input Composite video input
PLAYER REF. VIDEO IN
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Editing control unit
RM-450/PVE-500 (editing side)
Switch setting of DSR-60/60P (player) and DSR-85/85P (recorder)
Switch
Recorder
REMOTE/LOCAL
« Refer to the Operating Instructions of DSR-85/85P for video/audio input of recorder and for audio mode setting.
Note : When the QSDI interface is used for the connection, monitor of the JOG audio cannot be switched to the recorder
monitor even through recorder enters the E-E mode. Therefore, monitor the JOG audio at the player side.
About the reference video signal
The reference video signal which is synchronized with the video signal in use, is necessary and must be input to the REF. VIDEO IN
connector for analog signal editing in order that the built-in TBC works correctly and the stable picture and audio are obtained.
6

Connection
for
A/B
Roll
Editing
System
Connection
example
of
the
A/B
roll
editing
system
using
a
recorder
and
two
players
is
shown
below.
In
this
example,
DSR-85/85P
is
used
as
recorder,
DSR-60/60P
is
used
as
player-1
and
an
analog
betacam
video
cassette
player
UVW-1600
is
used
as
player-2.
When
you
require
the
completed
tape
(the
tape
in
which
complete
packaged
program
is
stored)
in
the
betacam
format,
use
a
betacam
VTR
as
recorder.
The
following
system
configuration
diagram
is
shown
with
the
main
emphasis
placed
on
the
signal
flow.
Refer
to
the
following
pages
for
actual
connection
procedure
and
setting
of
DSR-85/85P
(recorder).
Audio monitor system
Source video
monitor
Eas
Main video monitor
Video signal generator
(Sony Tektronix
TSG-130 or equivalent)
DSR-85/85P
(recorder)
Delay unit (DPS-D7
or equivalent) ®)
Audio mixer
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/
moc
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|
|
Editing
control
unit
:
DME
switcher
| |
1!
PVE-500
or
equivalent
(editing
side)
DFS-500
|
|
as:
=
‘
8
&
0:06.00.
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oialle
se)
°
a
mz
ial
se
1]
mit
with
DSR-60/60P
(player-1)
j
UVW-1600
(player-2)
——————_
Video
signal
a)
When
the
DME
switcher
DFS-500
is
used,
video
signal
phase
is
nas
die
delayed
due
to
processing
in
DFS-500.
A
delay
unit
must
be
uclo-sigha
inserted
between
the
audio
mixer
MXP-290
output
and
S23.
Reference
video
signal
DSR-85/85P
(recorder)
audio
input.
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8-2. Matching Connectors
When
external
cables
are
connected
to
the
connector
on
a
connector
panel
during
maintenance,
the
hardware
listed
below (or equivalents) must be used.
—————
Panel indication
L
Connector/Cable
ANALOG I/O
REF, VIDEO IN/OUT
TIME CODE OUT
VIDEO OUT
COMPONENT/RGB VIDEO OUT
BNC, MALE
Matching Connector/Cable
Sony Part No.
1-560-069-11
| MONITOR AUDIO OUT
PIN PLUG
| Standard Product
RCC-30G (30 m) optional accessory
S
VIDEO
OUT
YC-15
V(1.5
m)
|
optional
accessory
AUDIO
OUT
CH-1/2/3/4
XLR
3P,
FEMALE
1-508-083-11
|
asp1
OUTPUT
BNC,
MALE
1-560-069-11
TBC
REMOTE
CONNECTOR,
D-SUB
15P,
FEMALE
1-561-610-21
and
JUNCTION
SHELL,
15P
1-561-929-00
REMOTE
CONNECTOR,
D-SUB
9P,
MALE
1-560-651-11
and
JUNCTION
SHELL,
9P
1-561-749-11
RCC-5G(5 m) supplied accessory
RCC-10G (10 m) optional accessory

8-3.
Input/Output
Signals
of
the
Connectors
INPUT
REF.
VIDEO
:
BNCx2
(loop-through)
1.0
Vp-p,
75
Q,
sync
negative
:
for
composite
video
signal
(black
burst
signal
possible)
OUTPUT
REF.
VIDEO
:
BNCxl
NTSC
0.286
Vp-p,
75
Q,
sync
negative
(composite
sync
+
burst
signal)
PAL 0.3 Vp-p, 75 Q, sync negative (composite sync)
VIDEO OUT : BNCx2
1/2
(SUPER)
1.0
Vp-p,
75
Q,
sync
negative
COMPONENT/RGB
OUT
VIDEO:
BNCx3
Luminance : 1.0 Vp-p, 75 2, sync negative
R-Y/B-Y_:
0.7
Vp-p,
75
Q
(NTSC
:
75
%
PAL:
100
%)
§ VIDEO OUT : DIN 4P
Y : 1.0 Vp-p, 75 Q, sync negative
C: NTSC 0.286 Vp-p (burst level), 75 Q
PAL 0.3 Vp-p (burst level), 75 Q
SDI*
:
BNCx2
Serial digital interface format (270 Mbps),
SMPTE 259M/ITU-R BT.656
*Using
optional
DSBK-100/100P
(SDI
output
board)
QSDI*
OUT
:
BNCx1
Serial
digital
interface
(DVCAM
compression
signal
:
Video
+
Audio
+
TC
signal)
*Using
optional
DSBK-110/110P
(QSDI
output
board)
AUDIO
OUT
:
XLR
3Px4,
MALE
+4 dBu, 600 Q load, balanced (low impedance)
MONITOR
AUDIO
:
PHONO
JACKx1
—6 dBu, 47 kQ load, unbalanced
HEADPHONES
:
Stereo
phone
jackx1
—16 dBu (front VR max.), 8 Q load, unbalanced 96.3
TIME
CODE*
:
BNCxl1
2.2 Vp-p+3.0 dB, 75 Q, unbalanced
*Using
optional
DSBK-130/130P
(time
code
input/output
board)
|
|
F
|
|
|

TBC REMOTE (D-sub 15 pin : MALE)
Signal Operating Voltage IN/OUT
1 SYNC CONTROL —5to+5 V
2 HUE CONTROL —5to+5V
3 SC CONTROL 5 to+5V
4 VIDEO LEVEL CONTROL -5to+5V
r
5
SET
UP
CONTROL
-5to+5V
6 CHROMA LEVEL CONTROL -5to+5V
7 -9 V SUPPLY -9V OUT
8 GND
9
FRAME
GND
|
10
—— ——
——
ul
—
ss
=
12
—
as
—
13
Y/C
DELAY
CONTROL
—5
to+5
V
IN
+9 V SUPPLY
REMOTE (D-sub 9 pin : FEMALE)
Pin No.
Controlling Device
1 Frame Ground
Frame Ground
Controlled Device
Frame Ground
2 Receive A
3
Transmit
B
Receive
B
|
4 Transmit Common Receive Common
3
—
a
S
-t
6 Receive Common Transmit Common
Y | Receive B Transmit B
8 Transmit A Receive A
9
Frame Ground
S VIDEO (Circular 4 pin)
Output Signal
10
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Or Qs
3
f—)
1
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9.
INSTALLATION
SETUP
AND
ADJUSTMENT
9-1.
Switch
Settings
on
the
Connector
Panel
When
the
unit
is
installed,
be
sure
to
perform
the
following
setup
and
adjustment.
If
the
adjustment
is
not
performed,
the
unit
may
not
operate
properly.
Refer
to
the
operating
instruction
“Chapter
1
Editing”
for
setup
and
adjustment.
[Connector Panel]
(1)
The
setting
of
75
Q
termination
switch
:
REF VIDEO 75 Q ON/OFF
ON:
When
the
line
is
terminated
in
this
unit.
OFF
:
When
another
unit
is
connected
with
this
unit.
REMOTE
(9P)
:
LOCAL
RGB OUT : OFF
9-2.
Setting
on
the
Front
Panel
Unit
{Sub Panel]
(1)
SYNC
PHASE
:
Adjusts
the
H
sync
phase
of video
output
signal
with
reference
to
the
REF.
IN
signal.
(2)
SC
PHASE
:
Adjusts
the
subcarrier
phase
of
the
composite
video
output
signal
with
reference
to
the
REF.
IN
signal.
(3)
MENU
Tums
on
and
off
the
menu
mode.
(4)
Cr]
(=|
(=)
:
Used
for
item
setting
in
the
menu,
and
for
setting
the
points
A
and
B
of
REPEAT.
(5)
RESET
(NO)
:
Used
for the
following
purposes:
* Initialization of the menu setting
¢
“No”
reply
from
the
DSR-85/85P
to
the
inquiry.
» COUNTER reset (on display block)
(6)
SET
(YES)
:
Used
for
the
following
purposes:
+
Storing
the
menu
and
setting
the
points
A
and
B
of
REPEAT
*
“Yes”
reply
from
the
DSR-60/60P
to
the
inquiry.
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9-3. On-board Switch Setting
SV-184
| |
$201 $101
S101 : 8 bit
* Search speed in LOCAL is as follows :
PLAY/F.FWD pressed simultaneously : FWD searchx5
PLAY/REW pressed simultaneously : REW searchx5
2 factory use
‘Switch
No.
Description
Factory
Setting
1 Set
this
switch to
ON in
some
adjustment
modes.
OFF
« HOURS METER can enter reset mode.
3
Use
this
switch
when
operating
the
machine
with
casseette
removed.
OFF
OFF
$201 : 4 bit
4
a
This
defeats
an
error
detection
of
mechanism
and
servo
system
alignment.
OFF
=
5
factory
use
OFF
6
factory
use
OFF
7
factory
use
OFF
|
8
factory
use
OFF
na
12
Description Factory Setting
ITI center shift switch: OFF
Set to ON when playing back the tracking reference tape.
2 i factory use OFF
3 factory use OFF
factory use

SY-241
$201 : 4 bit
Destination Code Switch Setting
*
Note)
ON/OFF
indicates
that
either
position
is
acceptable.
Set it to OFF normally.
Function Setting
factory use factory use
(x1 VTR) (x4 VTR)
factory use factory use
(PLAYER) (RECORDER)
10-149
E'’ Fret art
$601
:
RGB
adjustment
switch
(factory
setting
:
OFF)
i
i
i
:
|
;
|
|
|
|
4
|
:
:

SDI-26
$301 : Switch for error check (factory setting : OFF)
9-4, System Adjustment After Installation
Observe
the
following
precautions
when
this
equipment
is
used
for
editing
system.
¢
The
REF.
VIDEO
INPUT
requires
video
signal
which
complies
with
RS-170A.
+
Adjust
the
sync
phase
of
this
equipment
to
the
system
sync
with
[SYNC
PHASE]
control
on
the
sub
control
panel.
+
Adjust
the
SCH
phase
of
this
equipment
to
the
system
SCH
with
[SC
PHASE]
control
on
the
sub
control
panel.
*
When
this
equipment
is
connected
to
the
type
of
switcher
that
does
not
replace
the
sync
signal,
the
SYNC/BURST
level
adjustment
is
required.
9-5. Connection of Editor Controller
When
an
edit
controller
is
connected,
set
the
edit
controller
as
follows.
1. RM-450
LEFT SWITCH
RIGHT SWITCH
NTSC | OFF
PAL
2. PVE-500
No setting is required for equipment connection.
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3.
BVE-600/900/9
10/2000
NTSC
BLOCK-1
BLOCK-2
12
|
13
|
14
|
15
PAL
BLOCK-1
BLOCK-2
1
|
2
3
|
4
5
|
6
7
|
8
|
9
|
10}
a
|
12 13
|
14
|
15
81
|
12
|
00
|
7D
|
05
|
05
|
02
|
80
|
0A
|
07
|
FE
|
00
|
80
|
4c
|
FF
81
|
10
|
00
0A
|
07
|
FE
|
00
|
80
DSR-60P
DSR-85P
7D
|
05
|
05
|
02
|
80
4. FXE-100/100P/120/120P
NTSC
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pesca
[we
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[fos
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fm
[fe
[on
Fewer
[ao
Law
wo
Loe
Cas
Les
Loo
tant
on
[or
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[on
[oo
[sa
[oe
BLOCK-2
5. BVE-800
Sw2
SW3
15
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10. SETUP CHECK SHEET
Write down the setup information (setup menu and switch positions on board) before starting to repair the equipment.
Use it for re-setup.
For an editing room where system connection is frequently changed, copy this sheet and write the several types of setup.
¢ Setup menu information can be saved separately from record area in this equipment. But some repair work can
destroy the saved information. This sheet is effective for the backup.
CONNECTOR PANEL
REF. VIDEO IN 75 Q CION (CIOFF
FRONT PANEL
REMOTE/LOCAL REMOTE (J LOCAL
COUNTER/TC/U-BIT LICOUNTER (CITC (J U-BIT
HEADPHONES
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