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5.2. TIME CODE REaDER (8 DIGIT NUMERIC DIsPLaY)
5.3. GENERaTOR LED's
5.4. sTaTUs LED's
5.5. WaRNING LED's
• TIME CODE ERRORs
Displays the last 50 time code errors since the last reset. The first line has a
description of the error, the second the faulty time code address. To scroll
through the different errors, press the [LEFT] and [RIGHT] keys.
The left/right arrows are only present when there are more errors in that
direction. Right = increasing time codes; Left = decreasing.
The display normally shows the most recent error, but arrowing to the left will
hold it at the error being viewed. It will return to displaying the most recent
error if the operator either arrows all the way to the right, or switches to a dif-
ferent display and back (e.g. to the TC In status display, or to a Menu).
For a complete list of errors see appendix C.
The reader displays the incoming time code in hours, minutes, seconds and
frames.
It also momentarily flashes an error description when errors are detected
such as drop outs...
Please refer to the TIME CODE GENERaTOR manual
(TCG) for information on these LED's.
- The top 3 LED's indicate the selected operation mode:
Reshape / Repair / Generate.
Only one of these LED's can be on at a time.
Note: Repair and Generate are only available when the
optional TCG software has been installed.
- The bottom 3 led's (TC In, Video In, Ethernet) light up when
a valid signal is present at the corresponding port.
- Input Error: Flashes to indicates an error was detected. To
view this error, go to the ERROR page on the LCD dis-
play (see 5.1 above). To clear, press any key.
- Video Phase: Indicates that Video and Time Code are
locked with an offset (out of phase).
Go to 10.2 for more information on Video Phase.
- Video Drift: Indicates that Video and Time Code are not locked
SR-112 User Manual (Rev 4.01)
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