Zaxcom Zfr100 User manual

Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder

User‟s Manual

ZFR100 ZFR200 ZFR800

Updated: 2010-11-18 - 16:03

230 West Parkway, Unit 9, Pompton Plains, NJ 07444 USA

Tel: 973-835-5000 Fax: 973-835-6633

Email: info@zaxcom.com Website: www.zaxcom.com

NOTE: All specifications in this manual are subject to change without notice.

Maintained by: Ray M. Owen, PSM

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Table of Contents

TABLE OF FIGURES ............................................................................................................................................... 4

TABLE OF TABLES ................................................................................................................................................ 5

CHAPTER 1 –TOPICS THAT APPLY TO MOST UNITS.................................................................................. 6

USER MANUAL CONVENTIONS........................................................................................................................................................................... 6

SYSTEM FEATURES ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 6

WHAT‟S INCLUDED WITH THE ZFR100............................................................................................................................................................ 7

Options........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 7

WHAT‟S INCLUDED WITH THE ZFR200............................................................................................................................................................ 7

WHAT‟S INCLUDED WITH THE ZFR800............................................................................................................................................................ 7

MENU SYSTEM ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8

MEDIA..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9

COMPATIBLE LAVS ..............................................................................................................................................................................................10

RF Resistant Lavs .................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 10

Non-RF Resistant Lavs ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 10

General..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10

BATTERY INSTALLATION....................................................................................................................................................................................11

BATTERY LIFE.......................................................................................................................................................................................................11

EXTERNAL POWER..............................................................................................................................................................................................11

COMMON SETTINGS FOR ASSOCIATED IFB TRANSMITTER AND RECEIVERS...............................................................................................11

IFB ANTENNA .....................................................................................................................................................................................................11

ASSOCIATED PRODUCTS USER‟S MANUALS ....................................................................................................................................................11

PRODUCT SUPPORT............................................................................................................................................................................................11

CHAPTER 2 –DIGITAL WIRELESS SYSTEM RECORDERS............................................................................ 12

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ZFR100 BODYPACK RECORDER.....................................................................................................................12

Device Interface .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12

Media Slot ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12

Unit Power Switch –Internal/External Power Switch ...........................................................................................................................................12

ZFR100 Configuration Menus.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 13

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ZFR200 BODYPACK RECORDER.....................................................................................................................14

Unit Power Switch ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................14

ZFR200 Configuration Menus.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 15

GETTING TO KNOW YOUR ZFR800 HANDHELD RECORDER ....................................................................................................................16

ZFR800 Configuration Menus.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 17

RECORDER BOOTUP SEQUENCES .....................................................................................................................................................................18

Standard Bootup Sequence (without any card inserted)......................................................................................................................................... 18

Standard Bootup Sequence (with a formatted card inserted)............................................................................................................................... 19

Extended Menu Bootup Sequence (without any card inserted)............................................................................................................................ 20

Extended Menu Bootup Sequence (with a formatted card inserted) ................................................................................................................. 20

COMMON RECORDER STANDARD MENU.......................................................................................................................................................21

Transport Control page ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21

Audio Gain page ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 21

Highpass Filter page............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 22

Limiter page ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 22

Timecode Frame-rate page............................................................................................................................................................................................... 22

Timecode Jam Mode page ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 22

Timecode Source page ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 23

Earpiece Source page (requires IFB Audio Option) (ZFR100 ONLY) .............................................................................................................. 23

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Format Recording Card page............................................................................................................................................................................................ 23

To Format a Card: ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................23

To Recreate the Wrapper Files (will not destroy existing audio takes):.......................................................................................................... 24

Lock page................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 24

Unlocking the Unit ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24

COMMON RECORDER EXTENDED MENU........................................................................................................................................................24

Entering the Extended Menu ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 24

Exiting the Extended Menu............................................................................................................................................................................................... 24

1K Notch Filter Enable page (requires IFB Audio Option) .................................................................................................................................... 25

1K Notch Filter Frequency page (requires IFB Audio Option).............................................................................................................................. 25

Recording Format page ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 26

IFB Signal Format page (requires IFB Audio Option) (ZFR100 ONLY).......................................................................................................... 26

IFB Receiver Enable page .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 26

IFB Voting Enable page....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 26

IFB Frequency page.............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 27

IFB Dropout Compensator page (requires IFB Audio Option).............................................................................................................................. 27

Power-up Mode page.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 27

To Recreate the Wrapper Files (will not destroy existing audio takes):.......................................................................................................... 28

Timecode Output Enable page ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 29

Group ID page....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 29

Unit ID page........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 29

Expander page ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 30

Dynamics page (ADVANCED USERS ONLY!)........................................................................................................................................................... 30

ADC Select page................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 31

Battery Type page................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 31

Recording Mode page......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 31

Side Tone Gain page (requires IFB Audio Option) ................................................................................................................................................... 32

Allow IFB Remote Control page ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 32

IFB Jam Threshold page ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 32

Send QRX Program page .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 32

Track Name page................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 32

Encryption Code page......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 33

CHAPTER 3 –RECORDING AUDIO USING THE MINIATURE DIGITAL RECORDERS ............................ 34

RECORDING FORMAT.........................................................................................................................................................................................34

RECORDING MODE ............................................................................................................................................................................................34

MEDIA CAPACITY................................................................................................................................................................................................34

DUAL COLOR LED.............................................................................................................................................................................................35

RECORDING OPERATION ..................................................................................................................................................................................35

Formatting the Media Card .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 35

Current Timecode and Frame-rate Display ................................................................................................................................................................. 35

Jamming Timecode into the Unit..................................................................................................................................................................................... 35

Manually Jamming TC with a Cable ............................................................................................................................................................................. 36

Continuously Jamming TC using the IFB100............................................................................................................................................................. 36

Remote Control Recording Mode (with IFB100)........................................................................................................................................................ 36

CHAPTER 4 –ZFR100 ADAPTERS ..................................................................................................................... 37

STA100 STEREO ADAPTER................................................................................................................................................................................37

Installation............................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 37

Adjusting the Input Level.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 37

Powering the STAxxx........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 38

Using an External Power Source.................................................................................................................................................................................. 38

Using the STAxxx to Power the Unit......................................................................................................................................................................... 38

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The Audio/Timecode Output Connection ..................................................................................................................................................................... 38

Timecode Input.................................................................................................................................................................................................................38

Operation of the STAxxx .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 38

Host Unit functions.......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 38

STA150 STEREO ADAPTER................................................................................................................................................................................39

EA100 EARPIECE ADAPTER ...............................................................................................................................................................................39

TCA100 TIMECODE ADAPTER .........................................................................................................................................................................40

CHAPTER 5 –NEW SYSTEM CAPABILITIES................................................................................................... 41

INTRODUCTION..................................................................................................................................................................................................41

IMPROVEMENTS....................................................................................................................................................................................................41

Improved Timecode Sync................................................................................................................................................................................................... 41

Using Remote Control and Timecode while in HQ Mode....................................................................................................................................... 41

Using High Capacity SD Cards ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 41

New IFB Audio Codec ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 41

KNOW FIRMWARE PROBLEMS...........................................................................................................................................................................41

Recorders................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 41

IFB.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 41

CHAPTER 6 –EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................... 42

ZFR100 SPECIFICATIONS...................................................................................................................................................................................42

ZFR200 SPECIFICATIONS...................................................................................................................................................................................43

ZFR800 SPECIFICATIONS...................................................................................................................................................................................44

CHAPTER 7 –WIRING DIAGRAMS ................................................................................................................... 45

ZFR100 AND ZFR200 CABLES.........................................................................................................................................................................45

STAXXX CABLES ................................................................................................................................................................................................46

CHAPTER 8 –FIRMWARE INFORMATION...................................................................................................... 47

FIRMWARE............................................................................................................................................................................................................47

Advantages to Upgrading the Firmware ....................................................................................................................................................................... 47

Upgrading the Firmware in each ZFR series unit ...................................................................................................................................................... 47

TRX /ZFR /IFB FIRMWARE HISTORY.............................................................................................................................................................48

CHAPTER 9 –MENU SHEETS............................................................................................................................. 60

MENU SHEET FOR ZFR100................................................................................................................................................................................60

MENU SHEET FOR ZFR200................................................................................................................................................................................64

MENU SHEET FOR ZFR800................................................................................................................................................................................68

CHAPTER 10 –ZAXCOM WARRANTY POLICY AND LIMITATIONS......................................................... 71

Table of Figures

Figure 1-1 ZFR100 Front View........................................................................................................................................................................... 8

Figure 1-2 External Power Polarity ................................................................................................................................................................. 11

Figure 2-1 ZFR100 Top and Front Views ......................................................................................................................................................12

Figure 2-2 ZFR200 Top, Front and Back Views ...........................................................................................................................................14

Figure 2-3 ZFR800 Side, Mic Capsule, Body Threaded End, Body Antenna End & Body Side Views............................................16

Figure 4-1 STA100 Front & Back Views......................................................................................................................................................... 37

Figure 4-2 STA100 attached to ZFR100 ........................................................................................................................................................38

Figure 4-3 STA150 & STA150 attached to ZFR100...................................................................................................................................39

Figure 4-4 EA100 alone & EA100 attached to ZFR100.............................................................................................................................. 39

Figure 4-5 TCA100 attached to ZFR100 & TCA100 .................................................................................................................................40

Figure 7-1 Two-wire microphone configuration (current transmitters) ............................................................................................... 45

Figure 7-2 Three-wire microphone configuration (current transmitters) ............................................................................................45

Figure 7-3 Balanced Line to ZFR100 and ZFR200....................................................................................................................................... 45

Figure 7-4 Standard XLR-3F to TA-5F Line-level input cable................................................................................................................... 46

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Figure 7-5 LEMO-5M to 1/8” male timecode input cable .........................................................................................................................46

Table of Tables

Table 1-1 Approved vs. Unapproved Media ................................................................................................................................................... 9

Table 1-2 Compatible RF Resistant Lavalier Microphones .......................................................................................................................10

Table 1-3 Compatible Non-RF Resistant Lavalier Microphones .............................................................................................................10

Table 1-4 IFB Settings that Must be Consistent...........................................................................................................................................11

Table 2-1 ZFR100 Power Switch Alternate Functionality .........................................................................................................................12

Table 2-2 ZFR100 Standard & Extended Menus..........................................................................................................................................13

Table 2-3 ZFR200 Standard, Extended & Factory Setup Menus..............................................................................................................15

Table 2-4 ZFR800 Standard & Extended Menus..........................................................................................................................................17

Table 2-5 Standard Bootup Sequence (without any card inserted) ........................................................................................................18

Table 2-6 Standard Bootup Sequence (with a formatted card inserted)............................................................................................... 19

Table 2-7 Extended Menu Bootup Sequence (without any card inserted) ........................................................................................... 20

Table 2-8 Extended Menu Bootup Sequence (with a formatted card inserted).................................................................................. 20

Table 2-9 Audio Gain Valid Range and Step Size ......................................................................................................................................... 21

Table 2-10 Format Error Codes ...................................................................................................................................................................... 23

Table 2-11 Format Error Codes ...................................................................................................................................................................... 28

Table 3-1 Available Recording Time ............................................................................................................................................................... 34

Table 3-2 Recorder LED Indications...............................................................................................................................................................35

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Chapter 1 –Topics that apply to most units

User Manual Conventions

Throughout this manual, the following conventions are used:

button –refers to an on-screen (VIRTUAL) object that represents a parameter that can be

viewed and/or changed.

cycle the power –refers to turning „OFF‟ the power to the unit, waiting a few seconds and then turning

it back „ON‟.

IFB ? –IFB followed by transmitter or frequency is talking about the IFB portion of the

bodypack recorder, or the IFB100 transmitter.

key –refers to a PHYSICAL object on the unit for the Operator to change and/or view a

parameter or to navigate through the menus.

media card –refers to any approved card in Table 1-1 {p.9}.

{p.##} –refers to the page number where the referenced item is located.

starting value –refers to a value that should be used for a particular parameter and for all of the

parameters when the Operator is having difficulty getting the unit to work correctly.

The value is highlighted.

STAxxx –refers to the STA100 and STA150.

TRX900 ( / AA) –refers to the TRX900 and TRX900AA.

TRX900 ( / AA / L) –refers to the TRX900, TRX900AA, TRX900LT and TRX900LTS.

TRX900 (L) –refers to the TRX900LT and TRX900LTS.

TRX9xx –refers to the TRX900, TRX900AA, TRX900LT, TRX900LTS and TRX992.

TRXxxx –refers to the TRX900, TRX900AA, TRX900LT, TRX900LTS, TRX992, TRX800 and

TRX700.

ZFRxxx –refers to the ZFR100, ZFR200 and ZFR800.

ZFR (1/2) –refers to the ZFR100 and ZFR200.

NOTE: A green NOTE is a helpful hint or bit of information.

IMPORTANT: A blue IMPORTANT note indicates something more important than a green NOTE.

CAUTION: A yellow CAUTION note indicates a situation that, if ignored, could cause a significant problem.

WARNING: A red WARNING note indicates a situation that, if ignored, could cause damage to your

equipment and/or you.

System Features

Fault tolerant broadcast quality recording

Audio recording at 24 bits/48 kHz

96 hours of audio directly on a 16 GB removable card

Supports both record/stop and continuous loop recording

Backlit graphic liquid crystal display

Frequency selectable highpass filter

Selectable peak limiter

Lightweight rugged design

Integrated TC reader/generator accurate to 1 frame in 6 hours

Efficient keypad for one-handed operation

Integrated & encrypted IFB channel in recorder (ZFR100 & ZFR200)

Integrated timecode reception (ZFR100 & ZFR200)

RF remote control of recorders (ZFR100 & ZFR200):

oAudio gain (Raise/Lower)

oRecording (Start/Stop)

Battery runtime:

oIFB100 –no internal batteries, always runs on external power

oZFR100 –up to twenty hours on two AA Lithium batteries

oZFR200 –up to eight hours on one AA Lithium batteries

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oZFR800 –up to ten hours on one CR123 battery

Size and weight: (H x W x D –while looking at the screen)

oIFB100 –3.44” x 3.88” x 0.9” –87 mm x 99 mm x 23 mm –6.0 oz –170g

oZFR100 –3.31” x 2.3” x 0.65” –84 mm x 58 mm x 17 mm –4.0 oz –113g

oZFR200 –2.38” x 2.38” x 0.69” –60 mm x 60 mm x 17 mm –3.1 oz –88g

oZFR800:

Body –6.12” x 1.5” –155 mm x 38 mm –8.2 oz –232g

Capsule (ex.) –3.0” x 3.0” –76 mm x 76 mm –4.9 oz –139g

What’s Included with the ZFR100

1 –media slot dust plug

1 –belt clip

1 –blue Zaxcom storage/carrying case

this user‟s manual on CD-ROM

Options

TCR100 –Receive timecode and remote control signals from the optional IFB100

TRX10 –Receive audio portion of IFB100 transmission (requires EA100 or STAxxx for monitoring IFB

audio)

TCA100 –Timecode adapter

STA100 –Stereo adapter

STA150 –Stereo adapter

EA100 –Earpiece adapter

IFB100 –Timecode/Remote Control Transmitter

What’s Included with the ZFR200

TCR100 –Receive timecode and remote control signals from the optional IFB100

1 –belt clip

1 –blue Zaxcom storage/carrying case

this user‟s manual on CD-ROM

Options

IFB100 –Timecode/Remote Control Transmitter

What’s Included with the ZFR800

1 –blue Zaxcom storage/carrying case

this user‟s manual on CD-ROM

Options

Shure microphone capsule(s)

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Menu System

Figure 1-1 ZFR100 Front View

The user interface for each unit consists of a Liquid Crystal Display with keys, as follows:

MENU –Each time the MENU key is pressed, the next page/field in the current menu is displayed

on the screen.

INC (up arrow) –Increment the current parameter selected by the MENU key.

While in the Transport Control page {p.21}, pressing it while in PLAYBACK mode,

moves the playback pointer forward several seconds in the current recorded segment.

If you continue pressing it you will eventually advance to the next recorded segment, if

any.

DEC (down arrow) –Decrement the current parameter selected by the MENU key.

While in the Transport Control page {p.21}, pressing it while in STOP mode, moves

the playback pointer backward several seconds in the current recorded segment. If

you continue pressing it, you will eventually move backward into the previous

recorded segment, if any.

PLAY –Pressing it replays the last recording from its beginning.

STOP –Pressing it puts the unit into STOP mode.

REC (RECORD) –Pressing it puts the unit into RECORD mode. While in RECORD mode, pressing it for

less than 1 second closes the current file and immediately starts recording in a new file.

The green LED (if present) blinks to confirm the creation of a new file. This makes it

easier to find in Post.

Each menu has several pages allowing you to change configuration settings. All of these settings are stored in Flash

ROM immediately after making the change.

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Media

Some of the units read from and/or record to a MiniSD/MicroSD card, which is inserted into the media slot. All

of the transmitters use a MiniSD/MicroSD card to update the unit‟s firmware. To be safe, you must use approved

media:

Media

Manufacturer’s ID

Approved?

Transcend Micro SDHC card, 4GB (w/ mini & SD adapter)

TS4GUSDHC6-2

YES

Transcend Micro SDHC card, 4GB (w/ SD adapter)

TS4GUSDHC6

YES

Transcend Micro SDHC card, 4GB (no adapter)

TS4GUSDC6

YES

SanDisk 4GB SDHC MiniSD/MicroSD

YES

Transcend 4GB SDHC MiniSD/MicroSD

YES

ALL SanDisk MicroSD 4GB & Larger

(with/without MiniSD adapter)

YES

Transcend 2GB (x80) MiniSD

TS2GSDM80

YES

Transcend 4GB MiniSD

TS4GSDM80

YES

ALL Dane-Elec

SanDisk 2GB MiniSD

ALL SanDisk Ultra

ALL SanDisk Ultra II

ALL Transcend (x45)

Any brand that prints the info on a sticker applied to the chip

Transcend 2GB MicroSD (no speed rating)

HP 4GB SDHC MicroSD (class 4)

Adata 4GB SDHC MicroSD (class 2)

Table 1-1 Approved vs. Unapproved Media

IMPORTANT: To use any 4GB card, V5.53 or greater is required

If unapproved media is used, it can become jammed in the media socket and damage it.

CAUTION: Damage resulting from using unapproved media is not covered by the warranty.

Do not use SanDisk Ultra II cards. Formatting one of them may make it unusable.

We have been shipping a regular SanDisk 2GB MiniSD card (for programming purposes), and it turns out to be

right on the edge of recording reliability. The symptoms involve the TRX or ZFR periodically going in to and out

of record because the card holds off the processor for too long.

Here is a testing procedure to determine if the card will function correctly:

1) Format the card in the Zaxcom unit.

2) Power cycle the unit.

3) Record audio to the card for several hours or more while in standalone mode (with no timecode source to

prevent a re-jam event).

4) Look at the Transport Control page {p.21}. Assuming the unit did not have any external timecode applied,

it should still be recording in segment #1.

IMPORTANT: If you see the timecode stop (or pause), that is when the card is not accepting data.

Alternatively, the Power/Record LED (where present), stays Red when the processor is waiting for the card

to accept data and Green when the processor is writing to the card. If the card refuses to accept data for

more than 1/2 second (a solid Red LED) the unit will stop recording to the current segment and try to start

recording in the next segment.

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Compatible Lavs

RF Resistant Lavs

Use one of the following microphone models:

Brand

Model

Voltage

Notes

Countryman

1.5

Countryman

E6 omni

Countryman

EMW

1.5

Specify for use with Zaxcom

DPA

4063-BMZ

Use only the Zaxcom 3.3 V model

Sanken

COS-11D

Sennheiser

MKE-2 Platinum

Sennheiser

MKE-2 Gold

New model –YES.

Older models –NO

Shure

WL50

Sony

ECM77

Tram

TR-50

Voice Tech.

VT401HS

Voice Tech

VT506

Voice Tech.

VT910

Table 1-2 Compatible RF Resistant Lavalier Microphones

Additional microphones will be added to this list after a review of their 3.3v power performance and RF

interference susceptibility has been completed.

Non-RF Resistant Lavs

Use one of the following microphone models:

Brand

Model

Voltage

Notes

Audio-Technica

892*CL4

Audio-Technica

898*L4

Audio-Technica

899*L4

Countryman

Isomax Instrument

M2H*W3

Hypercardioid

Countryman

Isomax Instrument

M2C*W3

1.5

Cardioid

DPA

Headband 4067

Other headband requires 5 volts

Table 1-3 Compatible Non-RF Resistant Lavalier Microphones

Additional microphones will be added to this list after a review of their 3.3v performance.

General

The ZFR100 / ZFR200 has an unbalanced microphone input accessed through a 3-pin micro-LEMO connector.

You can use an unbalanced dynamic microphone or a powered lavaliere. It is recommended that you use 3-wire

lavalieres with separate pins for ground, audio and power.

When using a line-level input, an inline pad is required on the standard dynamic microphone input cable (XLR-3 to

3-pin micro-LEMO).

When using a phantom powered microphone with the ZFR100 / ZFR200, you must use an external 48 VDC

power supply.

NOTE: Once upon a time, the Denecke 48V power supply could damage the now discontinued Goldline

transmitter‟s preamp. This is NOT the case with the ZFR100 / ZFR200.

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