Display Examples For Time Base Selected Via The Time Base Sel Key; Selecting Time Base Using The Disp Sel Key - Fostex VR800 Owner's Manual

When you set a digital input track in SETUP mode
and the correct digital signal is input, the indicator
lights up. If the signal is incorrect or the connection
DIGITAL
is faulty, the indicator flashes. It also flashes if no
external digital devices are connected to the VR800.
Flashes when slave mode in SETUP mode is turned
S L AV E
on. When a signal is locked, the flashing indicator
lights up steadily.
Lights up when the VR800 is receiving effective MIDI
M I D I
messages (MMC or FEX) from an external device.
Lights up when the VR800 receives MTC (MIDI Time
M T C
Code) from an external device.
Lights up when the VR800 enters vari pitch data
%
edit mode.
Indicates available disk space on the disk in
MB
megabytes when the REMAIN indicator appears.
Lights up to indicate a time value when ABS or MTC
H, M, S, F, SF
is used as time base.
Lights up to indicate a bar/beat/clock value when
BAR, , CLK
BAR/BEAT/CLK is selected as time base.
Indicates a program title, edit parameters, and
SETUP mode parameters.
Indicates the "SYNC OUT settings" in SETUP
SYNC OUT
mode.
Indicates the AUTO PLAY/AUTO RTN mode
AUTO
settings.
The current drive that the VR800 recognizes (SCSI
DRIVE
or ID) appears on the display. (See the following
note.)
A.PUNCH
Indicates the AUTO PUNCH mode settings.
The indicator lights up when the digital-in clock is
set to [ASYnC] (asynchronous). It turns off when
the digital-in clock is set to [SYnC] (synchronous).
The default setting is [ASYnC] (indicator on).
Note:
If only a SCSI drive is connected to the VR800, [SCSI]
lights up. If an 3.5-inch internal E-IDE hard disk has been
installed but no external SCSI device is connected as the current
drive, [IDE] lights up. If a SCSI drive is connected, turned on,
and specified as the current drive, and an internal hard disk is
also connected, only [SCSI] will light up.
VR800 Owner's Manual (Names and Functions)
Display examples for time base selected via the TIME
BASE SEL key
You can use the TIME BASE SEL key to select ABS, BAR/
BEAT/CLK, or MTC as time base. The following examples
show the displays when you select a time base at the
beginning of the disk of program 1.
Time base is ABS.
ABS
Time base is BAR/BEAT/CLK.
Time base is MTC.
MTC

Selecting time base using the DISP SEL key

When you press the DISP SEL key after you select a time
base using the TIME BASE SEL key, the display changes as
follows:
Time base is ABS.
ABS
REMAIN
MTC IN
17
DIGITAL 44.1kHz
M S F
PGM
SYNC OUT DRIVE
CLK SCSI
AUTO A.PUNCH
DIGITAL
44.1kHz
BAR
CLK
PGM
SYNC OUT DRIVE
CLK SCSI
AUTO A.PUNCH
44.1kHz
DIGITAL
M S
H F
PGM
SYNC OUT DRIVE
CLK SCSI
AUTO A.PUNCH
DIGITAL 44.1kHz
M S F
PGM
SYNC OUT DRIVE
CLK SCSI
AUTO A.PUNCH
44.1kHz
DIGITAL
MB
H M S
SYNC OUT DRIVE
CLK SCSI
AUTO A.PUNCH
DIGITAL 44.1kHz
H M S F
SYNC OUT DRIVE
CLK SCSI
AUTO A.PUNCH