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- Page 1 ES-450SP4 Universal 4 Channel Jog/Shuttle Remote Users Manual...
- Page 2 ES-450, ES-450SP and ES-450SP4 are trademarks of JLCooper Electronics. All other brand names are the property of their respective owners. ES-450SP4 User’s Manual, Fourth Edition Part Number 932124 ©2015 JLCooper Electronics, 142 Arena Street, El Segundo, CA 90245 USA +1 (310) 322 9990...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Description ..................4 Setting up the ES-450SP4 ............. 5 Power ..................5 Configuration ................6 Frame Rate .................. 6 Track Arming Mode ..............6 Fast Forward and Rewind Mode ..........7 ... -
Page 4: Description
Description The ES-450SP4 is a four channel self-contained device controller for video servers, VTRs, audio decks and computer based editing systems that support the industry standard Sony 9-pin protocol. This is also known as Sony “P2” or RS-422 protocol. ES-450SP4 features include: •... -
Page 5: Setting Up The Es-450Sp4
Setting up the ES-450SP4 As a deck controller the ES-450SP4 requires little in the way of setup to use it with a video server or VTR. 1. Connect your video server or VTR to one of the 9-pin D- sub connectors on the breakout cable of the ES-450SP4. -
Page 6: Configuration
Configuration Before using the ES-450SP4, we recommend setting it up for the various ways you may need to use it in. Frame Rate This setting is used to set the frame rate used in Frame+1 and Frame-1 calculations. This is done by pressing SHIFT + STOP. -
Page 7: Fast Forward And Rewind Mode
• Type 3 Same as Type 2, except Tally back uses the Edit Preset Sense message. A1 = Analog Audio 1 and Digital Audio 1 A2 = Analog Audio 2 and Digital Audio 2 Shift + A1 = Digital Audio 3 Shift + A2 = Digital Audio 4 •... -
Page 8: Jog Wheel Mode
Jog Wheel Mode Normally, the Jog Wheel sends standard Jog Commands when it is turned. However, beginning with v1.02 firmware, The ES-450 can be configured to send Frame Skip commands (21 14 and 21 24). To configure the ES-450 to send Frame Skip commands when the Jog Wheel is turned, press Frame+1 while powering up the unit. -
Page 9: Controls
Controls The ES-450SP4 was laid out in an ergonomic manner. It is designed to be used by left- or right-handed operators. With the operators hand resting on the Jog/Shuttle mechanism, the most commonly used transport buttons are in easy reach. -
Page 10: Channel Selection
To gang roll multiple devices, simply enable multiple ports. To select the port that the ES-450SP4 uses to display timecode and status, press and hold the GOTO button. The LCD will display: Select Tally Pressing the button labeled 1, 2, 3 or 4 will select the port that the ES-450SP4 uses to display timecode and status. -
Page 11: Jog/Shuttle Wheel
The Shuttle Ring has a detent in the center and at the two extreme positions. In the center position, The ES-450SP4 places the device into Shuttle Still or Pause mode. As the ring is turned clockwise, the device will start shuttling forward. Conversely, as the ring turned counterclockwise, the device will start shuttling in the reverse direction. -
Page 12: Track Arming
This is performed by using the timecode returned to the ES-450SP4 by the device. The frame rate must be set for this function to operate properly. To set the frame rate, press SHIFT + EJECT. - Page 13 The alternate method is “SloMo” mode. In this mode, the ES- 450SP4 sends a shuttle slow command in the appropriate direction. The ES-450SP4 sends a STILL command when the device responds with timecode that is incremented or decremented by one frame.
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Page 14: Timecode Window
2. Enter Record Ready mode 3. Switch to Record mode at the Mark In point 4. Revert to Record Ready mode at the Mark Out point 5. Stop the tape at the Mark Out point plus the postroll Timecode Window The Timecode Window displays the timecode that the device sends via the 9-pin interface. -
Page 15: Locate Functions
GOTO then the desired locate button. Locate points are stored in memory as long as the unit is powered. Direct Numeric Entry The ES-450SP4 can also command the device to locate to an arbitrary timecode position. This is initiated by pressing the GOTO button. The display will show:... - Page 16 Note: The ES-450SP4 does not check for the validity of the entered timecode. It merely passes the entered timecode to the deck. This can cause unpredictable results if an invalid timecode is entered. This can occur in a few instances: 1.
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Page 17: Technical Reference
Transmit A Ground The ES-450SP4 sends data at 38.4 kbits/sec. The data format is 1 start bit, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit and 1 parity bit. The parity is odd. That is, the sum of the data bits and the parity bit is an odd number. -
Page 18: Command Reference
When the ES-450SP4 is powered up, the unit constantly queries the deck for timecode and status. Troubleshooting If for some reason the ES-450SP4 does not give you the expected results, take a moment to do some investigating. The most important concept is that you have your ES-450SP4 connected properly as outlined in Setting up the ES-450SP4. -
Page 19: Jlcooper Electronics Limited Factory Warranty
JLCooper Electronics Limited Factory Warranty JLCooper Electronics ("JLCooper") warrants this product to be free of defects in materials or workmanship for a period of 12 months from the date of purchase. This warranty is non-transferable and the benefits apply to the original owner. Proof of purchase in the form of an itemized sales receipt is required for warranty coverage.
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