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Operation
1. Frame recording
During
recording
operations
(except
overwrite
recording), a frame is automatically recorded at the
address
following the address
of the previously
recorded
frame.
For instance, when
recording
is
conducted using a disc which has frames already
recorded
up to address
100, the next frame
will
automatically be recorded at address 101.
1-1. Preparations for recording
1. Insert a disc which has been formatted by the unit's
system.
Recording is not possible while the REC INHIBIT
lamp is lighted.
Check that the write protect switch on the cartridge
of the disc to be recorded is not at the write-protect
position and that the unit is not set to the REC
INHIBIT mode by the "REC INHIBIT" DIP switch on
the rear panel.
. Select the recording signals.
Select the input video signals on the INPUT VIDEO
setup menu.
These signals cannot be recorded
unless the disc's recording format and rear panel
"RGB MODE" DIP switch setting match.
RGB MODE
Disc recording | Input video signals which
format
can be selected
ON
RGB recording
RGB (fixed)
format
recording format
| component (Y, PB, PR),
S-VIDEO
<Note>
When black-and-white composite signals are to be
recorded,
select
COMPONENT
rather
than
COMPOSITE as the input video signals, connect the
black-and-white composite signals to the Y connector,
and proceed with recording.
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1-2. Setting the ID
An ID of up to 15 digits can be recorded for each
frame.
1. Open the ID setting screen.
The ID setting screen
is displayed
when the ID
button is pressed (when the "-" button is pressed
while holding down the SHIFT button).
<INPUT
FRAME
INFORMATION >
ID
: <000000000000001>
[Meng : INC
INPUT END <SET>
or EXIT <ID>
2. Input the ID value and select the recording method.
Input the ID value to be recorded on the ID input
area on the ID setting screen.
First, use the up or down arrow button to select the
ID input, and then input the ID value using one of
the methods below.
1) Use the cursor buttons and "+" and "—" buttons,
and proceed with the input.
The cursor is moved horizontally using the left
and right arrow buttons; the value is input using
the "+" and "-" buttons.
2) Call the character input screen, and proceed with
the input.
3) Use the number
keys on the wired
remote
controller to proceed with the input.
The iD recording mode is set by MODE.
OFF:
An ID is not recorded
with the frame.
(The ID value input is ignored.)
HOLD:
The
ID value which
has been
input is
recorded on the frame.
,
The same
ID is recorded on the frame
which is recorded until it is reset.
INC:
The number part of the ID value which
has been input is incremented each time,
a frame is recorded, and the resulting ID
is recorded with the frame.
Refer
to the
next
sections
for the
restrictions to the ID values applicable at
the INC setting.
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