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Screen displays
9) DISC-MANAGEMENT sub menu
< DISC MANAGEMENT >
The information on the disc is displayed and discs are
formatted on this sub menu.
me
:
Setup menu data can also be saved onto or loaded
FORMAT
DISC
:
«<EXECUTE>
TYPE<COMPONENT>
DISC NAME
>
<
WRITE-GUARD
>
WRITE-ONCE
SETUP-DATA
>
«LOAD>
<SAVE>
- DISC INFORMATION -
TYPE<COMPONENT>
DISC NAME
:
«SAMPLE DISC>
USED
:
0
REMAINS
:
XXXX
WRITE GUARD
>:
WRITE-ONCE
SELECT
<db+a V>
EXIT <MENU> / WRITE <REC>
Setting item (screen display)
Selectable modes
Description of function
Frame ID name changing
The frame ID is
The frame ID of the frame now being played back can be changed by inputting
(CHANGE-FRAME-ID)
changed.
the ID and pressing the REC button. The unit must be playing back a frame.
Disc name changing
The disc name is | The disc name can be changed by inputting the disc name and pressing the
(CHANGE-DISC-NAME)
changed.
REC button.
Disc formatting
The disc is
The disc in the internal drive is formatted when the cursor is aligned with
(FORMAT)
formatted under
<EXECUTE> and the SET button is pressed.
the setting
conditions below.
Recording format display
For display
This indicates the recording format of the disc which is to be created. If it is to
purposes only
be changed, the power must be turned off, and the equipment mode must be
(the item cannot
changed using the DIP switches on the rear panel.
be set).
TYPE -RGBo:
For formatting discs in the RGB mode.
TYPE <COMPONENT>:
For formatting discs in the Component mode.
Disc name setting
This sets the name of the disc which is to be formatted.
Recording mode setting
WRITE-ONC
This sets the recording mode of the disc which is to be formatted.
REWRITABLE
WRITE-ONCE:
Pseudo write-once mode
REWRITABLE:
Rewritable mode
This is for saving the setup menu setting data {of all the menus) onto a disc or
loading the data from the disc.
Saving/loading the setup data
onto/from a disc
(SETUP-DATA)
The underlining denotes the default (factory) setting.
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