Sony DSR-570WS Service Manual page 91

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MENU MENU
No. DESCRIPTION
301 CCZ MIC LEVEL
SELECT
308 TC PHASE
CORRECTION
ON/OFF SELECT
401 BACK TALLY
MODE SELECT
402 HUMID MODE
SELECT
403 ROM VERSION
DISPLAY
405 STANDBY OFF
INHIBIT ON/OFF
406 PB TC OUT
SELECT
501 BATTERY
PRESET
ADJUSTMENT 1
502 BATTERY END
ADJUSTMENT
Buttons used: RESET → RESET (MENU SET) button, ADV. → ADVANCE button, MENU → MENU button, SHIFT →
SHIFT button.
DSR-570WS/570WSP V1
DISPLAY WINDOW (LCD)
on/ oFF
on /oFF
on/ oFF
on/ oFF
on/ oFF
on/ oFF
BUTTON CONTENTS
USED
ADV. CCZ MIC LEVEL SELECT
Forcibly set to _60 dBu when CCU is connected.
on: _60 dBu
oFF: _20 dBu
ADV. Selects whether to perform phase correction or not.
on: TC bit 0 starts from Low.
oFF: TC bit 0 start is undefined.
Normally set to ON.
ADV. Selects BACK TALLY mode.
on: Real REC mode
oFF: REC mode and WARNING display
ADV. on: Even if condensation occurs, REC operation is
continued if VTR is set to REC mode. At other times,
same as oFF.
oFF: When condensation occurs, HUMID ALARM is
displayed to protect the tape. VTR stops operating only
for a certain period of time when set by HUMID TIMER.
(Refer to Section 4-3 for details.)
RESET When the RESET button is pressed, the subject switches
accordingly in the order KY → SY → SV → SP → IP → DV
→ KY and the ROM version is displayed.
(The display on the left shows the case the SY microcomputer
is selected.)
ADV. Selects whether to perform STANDBY OFF operation or not.
on: STANDBY OFF operation is prohibited. Therefore
STANDBY OFF is not performed.
oFF: STANDBY OFF is performed at the time set by the
STANDBY TIMER.
ADV. Selects PB TC OUT.
on: PB TC is output during playback.
oFF: PB TC is not output.
(TC is output from the generator at all times.)
ADV. Sets the reference voltage of the voltage detection circuit
SHIFT which detects the 11.0 V to 12.5 V range.
RESET (Refer to Section 3-14 for the setting method.)
ADV. The battery end (end of battery life) can be set within the
SHIFT 11.0 V to 12.5 V range.
RESET (Refer to Section 3-14 for the setting method.)
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