How To Use The Recording And Playback Operation Buttons - Sony SR-R1 Operation Manual

How to Use the Recording and Playback Operation
Buttons
Button
STOP button
PLAY button and indicator
REC button and indicator
REW button and indicator
F FWD button and indicator
PAUSE button and indicator
1) E-E mode
The state in which E-E signals can be monitored. This mode is used to, for example, check the input signal before
recording.
2) E-E (electric to electric) signal:
A signal which passes solely through internal circuitry, and not through pathways in which SRMemory card takes
place.
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How to Use the Recording and Playback Operation Buttons

Function when pressed alone
Stops the recording and playback
operation.
Starts playback. (The indicator is lit
during playback.)
To start recording, press this button
while holding down the REC button.
To start recording, press the PLAY
button while holding down this
button. (The indicator is lit during
recording.)
If you press this button during
playback or during a search, the
1)
system enters E-E mode and you can
2)
monitor the E-E signal output from
the HD SDI OUT connectors A/B.
Moves to the beginning of the current
file.
If this button is pressed when at the
beginning of the file, moves to the
beginning of the previous file.
Moves to the beginning of the next
file.
Pauses recording or playback. (The
indicator flashes during pause.)
Pressing this button again resumes
recording or playback.
Function when pressed with FUNC
button
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You can play the last recorded file to
review whether or not the file was
recorded correctly.
• Pressing once plays the last 3 seconds.
• Pressing and holding the
FUNC+PLAY buttons rewinds for the
duration the buttons are pressed, and
then plays (can rewind up to 10
seconds).
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Executes a reverse direction search.
With each press, the search speed
changes in the order of x2 t x5 t x8
t x16 t x50 t x100 t x2 ...
If a search is interrupted by another
operation, the next search is performed
at the speed in effect at the time of the
interruption.
Executes a forward direction search.
With each press, the search speed
changes in the order of x2 t x5 t x8
t x16 t x50 t x100 t x2 ...
If a search is interrupted by another
operation, the next search is performed
at the speed in effect at the time of the
interruption.
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