Sony PWS-4500 Operation Manual page 24

Remote Protocol
Selects the protocol used on the REMOTE 1 to 8
connectors.
If not using either the VDCP protocol or Odetics protocol,
select "VTR/DISK."
• VTR/DISK: SONY VTR/Disk protocol
• VDCP: VDCP protocol
• Odetics: Odetics protocol
Remote File List
Selects the information returned in response to a file
information sense command on the REMOTE 1 to 8
connectors.
• All: Information about all files
• Port A Playable: Information about playable files on port
A
• Port A Editable: Information about files that can be
switched seamlessly during playback on port A
• Port B Playable: Information about playable files on port
B
• Port B Editable: Information about files that can be
switched seamlessly during playback on port B
• Port C Playable: Information about playable files on port
C
• Port C Editable: Information about files that can be
switched seamlessly during playback on port C
• Port D Playable: Information about playable files on port
D
• Port D Editable: Information about files that can be
switched seamlessly during playback on port D
Remote - SDI Port
Selects the port to operate remotely on the REMOTE 1 to
8 connectors.
Protocol Setting
VDCP Clip End Mode
Sets whether the to automatically play the next clip or
whether to stop playback upon reaching the end of a clip
during continuous playback using VDCP.
• Auto Play: Play the next clip automatically upon
reaching the end of a clip.
• Stop: Stop playback upon reaching the end of a clip if a
Play command is not received from a remote control
device.
Gang Mode
Input Port
Selects the port grouping to control using input port
syncing.
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System Screen
Output Port
Selects the port grouping to control using output port
syncing.
GPIO Parallel Input Setup
Assigns the commands for the input side of the GPIO (25-
pin) connector.
A 32-byte setting can be specified for pin 1 to pin 11.
GPIO Parallel Output Setup
Assigns the commands for the output side of the GPIO (25-
pin) connector.
A 32-byte setting can be specified for pin 13 to pin 24.
For details about commands, refer to the Interface Manual.