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Zaxcom ZFR100 User Manual

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Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder
Firmware Version:
6.10
Updated: 2009-08-11 - 13:12
Maintained by: Ray M. Owen, Production Sound Mixer
User‟s Manual
ZFR100
230 West Parkway, Unit 9, Pompton Plains, NJ 07444 USA
Tel: 973-835-5000
Email:
info@zaxcom.com
ZFR800
Fax: 973-835-6633
Website:
www.zaxcom.com

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  • Page 1 Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User‟s Manual ZFR100 ZFR800 Firmware Version: 6.10 Updated: 2009-08-11 - 13:12 230 West Parkway, Unit 9, Pompton Plains, NJ 07444 USA Tel: 973-835-5000 Fax: 973-835-6633 Email: info@zaxcom.com Website: www.zaxcom.com Maintained by: Ray M. Owen, Production Sound Mixer...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    RECORD key ............................................. 13 PLAY key ............................................. 13 STOP key ............................................13 INC key ............................................... 13 DEC key .............................................. 13 ON/OFF Switch – Internal/External Power Switch ..............................13 ZFR100 Configuration Menus......................................14 ZFR800 H ........................15 ETTING TO ANDHELD ECORDER Device Interface ............................................
  • Page 3 Manually Jamming TC with a Cable ..................................... 33 Continuously Jamming TC using the IFB100 ................................33 Automatically Starting and Stopping the Recording using Timecode from the IFB100 ................33 CHAPTER 4 – ZFR100 ADAPTERS ........................34 STA100 S ....................................34...
  • Page 4 ONVERSION ......................................49 AXIMUM ......................................49 UTPUT ........................................49 RACK NABLE CHAPTER 7 – EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS ....................50 ZFR100 S ....................................50 PECIFICATIONS ZFR800 S ....................................51 PECIFICATIONS IFB100 S ..................................... 52 PECIFICATIONS CHAPTER 8 – WIRING DIAGRAMS ........................53 ZFR100 ........................................
  • Page 5 Figure 4-2 STA100 attached to ZFR100 ................................ 35 Figure 4-3 STA150 & STA150 attached to ZFR100........................... 36 Figure 4-4 EA100 alone & EA100 attached to ZFR100 ..........................36 Figure 4-5 TCA100 attached to ZFR100 & TCA100 ..........................37 Figure 5-1 IFB100 Front & Side Views ................................38 Figure 6-1 ZaxConvert Windows &...
  • Page 6 _______________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual Table 3-2 Recorder LED Indications ................................32 Table 5-1 IFB100 Standard & Extended Menus ............................39 Table 5-2 Audio Frequency Block Information ............................47...

  • Page 7: Chapter 1 - Topics That Apply To Both Units

    Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 1 Chapter 1 – Topics that apply to both units What’s Included with the ZFR100  1 – media slot dust plug  1 – belt clip  1 – blue Zaxcom storage/carrying case ...

  • Page 8: User Manual Conventions

     Integrated TC reader/generator accurate to 1 frame in 6 hours  Efficient keypad for one-handed operation  Integrated timecode reception (ZFR100 only)  RF remote control of recorders (ZFR100 only): o Audio gain (Raise/Lower) o Recording (Start/Stop)  Battery runtime: o ZFR100 –...

  • Page 9: Media

    IMPORTANT: If operating using internal batteries, it is recommended that you use only Lithium or rechargeable NiMH. Any other battery chemistry including Alkaline and Ultra batteries have a substantially reduced runtime compared to Lithium or NiMH cells. This is true for all Zaxcom units. External Power Some of the units can be powered from an external power source.

  • Page 10: Common Settings For Associated Ifb Transmitter And Receivers

    Chapter 1____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual Common Settings for Associated IFB Transmitter and Receivers The following settings must agree, to allow associated IFB transmitters and receivers to work together, (this assumes that the same or compatible versions have been installed in all units): IFB Receiver side IFB Transmitter side Extended Menu...

  • Page 11: Chapter 2 - Digital Wireless System Transmitters

    This chapter is intended to quickly familiarize you with the functions of each of the Digital Wireless System transmitters and was written based on firmware version 6.10. Getting to Know Your ZFR100 Bodypack Recorder The ZFR100 uses two AA batteries (Lithium or NiMH). 1. REC Key 7. Microphone/Timecode Input 2. MiniSD Media Slot 8.

  • Page 12: Non-Rf Resistant Lavs

    When using a Line-level input, an inline pad is required on the standard dynamic microphone input cable (XLR-3 to 3-pin micro-LEMO). When using a phantom powered microphone with the ZFR100, you must use an external 48 VDC power supply. NOTE: Once upon a time, the Denecke 48V power supply could damage the now discontinued Goldline...

  • Page 13: Device Interface

    The Power switch is intentionally set below the frame of the recorder to prevent accidentally turning it „OFF‟ during use. When the Zaxcom Stereo Adapter is connected, the ON/OFF switch becomes an internal or external power select switch. No Stereo Adapter...

  • Page 14: Zfr100 Configuration Menus

    {p.27} ADC Location page {p.28} Battery Type page {p.29} Recording Mode page {p.29} Track Name page {p.29} Table 2-4 ZFR100 Standard & Extended Menus Each time the MENU key is pressed, the menu advances to the next page, in sequence.

  • Page 15: Getting To Know Your Zfr800 Handheld Recorder

    The ZFR800 uses a single CR123 battery. Uses screw-on microphone capsules made by Shure™ and Neumann™. Be aware that to use a Neumann capsule, a special adapter is required. Check with Zaxcom Sales for price and availability. 1. Mic Capsule 6.

  • Page 16: Device Interface

    Chapter 2____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual Device Interface Media Slot This slot holds a MiniSD card for local recording. To insert a card, with the screen facing you, turn the card so the finger contacts are facing away from you and down toward the slot. Insert it into the slot and press it down until you here a slight click.

  • Page 17: Common Recorder Standard Menu

    Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 2 Common Recorder Standard Menu Normal Startup Sequence (without any card inserted) NOTE: several optional pages appear and are explained in this sequence. Each is present in the other startup sequences. They have not been include in those sequences for economy of space.

  • Page 18: Normal Startup Sequence (With A Formatted Card Inserted)

    FOUND F SEGS GGGGGGG – indicates which Record Format is set in the Extended MODE=GGGGGGG Menu.) ZAXCOM VA-AAA ZFR100 SN:ZZZZZ STOP 00:00:00:00 (The unit does not go into auto-record once it has completed its boot-up 000: sequence.) Transport Control page...

  • Page 19: Audio Gain Page

    Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 2 Audio Gain page GAIN 20dB Page purpose: This page adjusts the mic gain, using the INC or DEC key. Parameters: (value range: , step: When audio is applied to the microphone input, the LCD indicates the signal strength using a bar graph displayed horizontally from left to right (-40 to 0 dBFS).

  • Page 20: Timecode Jam Mode Page

    – Accept a timecode source connected to the Audio Input connector. Earpiece Source page IFB EARPIECE: IFB RX AUDIO Page purpose: ZFR100 ONLY – This page establishes the source for the audio being monitored during operation. Parameters:  IFB MIX ALL –...

  • Page 21: To Recreate The Wrapper Files (Will Not Destroy Existing Audio Takes)

    Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 2 FORMATTING FAT32 5. Press the INC key 5 times. (displays ERASING SEGMENTS 6. Sometime later displays SUCCESS #### MBYTES FORMAT FAILED ERROR ## #### 7. And finally displays , where indicates the space on the card available for recording and...

  • Page 22: Common Recorder Extended Menu

    – indicates the month and day the installed firmware was created.) HH:MM:SS A-AAA HH:MM:SS – indicates the time of day the installed firmware was created.) ZAXCOM VA-AAA ZFR100 SN:ZZZZZ EXTENDED MENU PRESS UP TO EXIT Extended Startup Sequence (with a formatted card inserted) SYNTH AB PCB REVB...

  • Page 23: Exiting The Extended Menu

    Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 2 Exiting the Extended Menu Cycle the power, or hold down the MENU key to get back to this page and press the INC key NOTE: All changes are saved to Flash ROM as soon as they are committed.

  • Page 24: Ifb Format Page

    While the audio recorder(s) (i.e. ZFR100) is within range of the first IFB100, it will be receiving IFB audio on that lower IFB frequency. Once the ZFR100 has gone out-of-range of the first IFB and gone into-range of the second IFB, the ZFR100 IFB receiver will switch to receiving on the frequency assigned to the second IFB.

  • Page 25: Power-Up Mode Page

    Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 2 Power-up Mode page POWER UP MODE: UNLOCKED Page purpose: This page sets whether or not the unit will power up with the keys locked Parameters:  LOCKED – The keys are locked upon power-up.

  • Page 26: Timecode Jam Mode Page

    Chapter 2____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual NOTE: The Recreate Function is available in 5.92 and later. The Wrapper Files are everything on the card except the DELETE.ME file, which consists of the folder and the files in the folder, IMPORTANT: This function will not work if you record audio and then delete the files.

  • Page 27: Remote Control Unit Id Page

    Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 2 Remote Control Unit ID page REMOTE CONTROL UNIT ID=001 Page purpose: This page maintains the number used to uniquely identify this recorder. Parameters:  (value range: , step:  When using the IFB100, this identifier is used to remotely control one specific unit out of the entire group. This information is also useful in Post to identify the unit since it is recorded in the BWF metadata.

  • Page 28: Adc Location Page

    Chapter 2____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual  SPEED SLOWEST SLOW NORMAL FAST FASTEST SLOW ] / [ ] / [ ] / [ ] / [ Controls the decay speed of the peak detector used by the dynamics processing. ...

  • Page 29: Battery Type Page

    Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 2 Battery Type page BATTERY TYPE: NIMH Page purpose: This page adjusts the algorithm used to display the remaining battery capacity. LITHIUM ALKALINE NIMH Parameters: ] / [ ] / [ Recording Mode page...

  • Page 30: Display A Detailed Startup Sequence

    PCB REV B BBBB VER A-AAA (CC) ***NO CARD*** NAME: DDDDDDDD NAME: AUDIO CC ZAXCOM VA-AAA ZFR100 SN:ZZZZZ STOP 00:00:00:00 000: Detailed Startup Sequence (with a formatted card inserted) SYNTH AB PCB REV B BBBB VER A-AAA (CC) FOUND SD CARD...

  • Page 31: Chapter 3 - Recording Audio Using The Miniature Digital Recorder

    Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 3 Chapter 3 – Recording Audio using the Miniature Digital Recorder Recording Format The MiniSD card is formatted using the FAT32 file system. While recording, the unit places all recorded audio in a single file on the media.

  • Page 32: Dual Color Led

    Chapter 3____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual Dual Color LED The dual color LED on top of the unit indicates the recorder‟s transport status: Color Indication Solid Green Stop or Playback mode Green and flickers Red Record mode Recording connection lost. The card may have been ejected, is Solid Red full or was not formatted correctly.

  • Page 33: Manually Jamming Tc With A Cable

    Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 3 Jamming timecode on the recorder starts a new recording file. The Zaxcom conversion utility starts the transfer and conversion process at the point where the recorder‟s timecode was jammed. NOTE: The recorder does not continue to keep timecode when it is powered down. Every time its power is cycled, it will be necessary to jam its internal-clock.

  • Page 34: Chapter 4 - Zfr100 Adapters

    Audio/Timecode Output Connector Figure 4-1 STA100 Front & Back Views Installation The STAxxx attaches to the ZFR100 with two screws. Tighten the two screws, alternating between them, until the adapter and recorder are tightly connected. CAUTION: Do not over-tighten the screws.

  • Page 35: Powering The Staxxx

    Zaxcom Digital Wireless System User’s Manual_______________________________________Chapter 4 Powering the STAxxx Connection of 12 VDC power to the stereo adapter is optional. If no power source is connected to the STAxxx, it operates from the recorder‟s internal battery. Using an External Power Source When the 12 VDC input is connected to a power source, it supplies power to the recorder when its power switch is in the „OFF‟...

  • Page 36: Sta150 Stereo Adapter

    The STA150 is based on the STA100. The difference: the cables exit from the side, instead of out of the back. EA100 Earpiece Adapter Figure 4-4 EA100 alone & EA100 attached to ZFR100 The EA100 is used for monitoring audio (IFB or from the recording) when attached to the side of a ZFR100.

  • Page 37: Tca100 Timecode Adapter

    TCA100 Timecode Adapter Figure 4-5 TCA100 attached to ZFR100 & TCA100 The TCA100 timecode adaptor provides a dedicated timecode input to the TRX900 ( /AA) and ZFR100. This is especially helpful for using the auto-load feature manually (without the IFB100).

  • Page 38: Chapter 5 - Ifb100 Ifb Transmitter

    Getting to Know Your IFB Transmitter It is a 100 mW RF transmitter designed to be used with the Zaxcom Digital wireless system. The IFB100 uses a digital spread spectrum signal to send and receive IFB audio, timecode and remote control signals. By using spread spectrum technology, the IFB is immune to interference.

  • Page 39: Setting Up The Ifb100

    The supplied antenna is recommended for timecode and remote control transmission only. Adjusting the Input Audio Level The input audio level is preset by Zaxcom at +4 dBu. However, this level can be adjusted using the trim pots located on the outside of the unit. See the Side View in Fig 5-1 {p.38}.

  • Page 40: Ifb100 Standard Menu

    The Remote Unit ID page can be set to ALL or a specific unit. NOTE: If the TRX9xx/ZFR100 is not in range of the IFB or is on the fringe of coverage, the gain control command may have to be repeated.

  • Page 41: Remote Audio Frequency Change Page

    The IFB100‟s timecode generator is in Free-Run mode unless it is connected to a timecode source. If an external timecode source is connected, the IFB100‟s internal timecode generator stays in sync with it. If a TRX9xx/ZFR100 is in Autoload mode, starting and stopping recording is controlled by the external source.

  • Page 42: Ifb Frequency Page

    The IFB100 should be adjusted with a minimum 2 MHz separation between channels. However, 8 MHz separation between channels is necessary when using the Zaxcom Voting System (ZVS). If the ZVS is enabled, you need to allocate four adjacent channels, 2 MHz apart, for the IFB100s. For example, the ZVS would use 2.403 GHz, 2.405 GHz, 2.407 GHz and 2.409 GHz.

  • Page 43: Entering The Extended Menu

    LOW Q – Selects the standard quality codec. IMPORTANT: All units (TRX9xx/ZFR100) in the same group MUST use the same format to function correctly. IMPORTANT: Any change made to this page requires a reboot before the new setting will take effect.

  • Page 44: Power-Up Mode Page

    Chapter 5____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual Power-up Mode page POWER UP MODE: UNLOCKED Page purpose: This page determines whether the keys will be consistently locked after power-up. Parameters:  LOCKED – The keys are locked upon power-up.  UNLOCKED –...

  • Page 45: Remote Control Unit Id Page

    When setting the group code, be sure it is unique. This is very important when multiple wireless groups are in the same area, since any IFB100 on the same group code as yours can affect your TRX9xx/ZFR100 units. To avoid this, coordinate with others in the area and ensure everybody is on a separate group code.

  • Page 46: Ifb100 Independent Operations

    Detailed Startup Sequence (without any card inserted) SYNTH AB PCB REVB BBBB VER A-AAA (CC) ***NO CARD*** NAME: DDDDDDDD NAME: AUDIO ZAXCOM VA-AAA IFB100 SN:ZZZZZ 2.403 ---- Detailed Startup Sequence (with a formatted card inserted) SYNTH AB PCB REVB BBBB...

  • Page 47: Operating Frequencies

    Only the frequencies in one specific block are available to a particular transmitter and its associated receiver. Coordinate with your dealer or Zaxcom to determine which block(s) are the best to use in your area(s). Remote Control, Timecode and IFB Feed If the optional IFB feed and IFB remote control options are included, their frequency range is: Current model for use Worldwide: 2.403 to 2.475 GHz...

  • Page 48: Chapter 6 - Zaxconvert Utility

    Chapter 6____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual Chapter 6 – ZaxConvert Utility About ZaxConvert ZaxConvert software is available for both MS Windows and Mac OS X. The software is functionally identical on both operating systems. You must use the ZaxConvert software to convert the audio from .ZAX files to .WAV files.

  • Page 49: Timecode

    Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 6 Timecode This menu allows you to pull-up or pull-down timecode or leave the timecode as it was set during audio recording. Figure 6-3 Timecode Options screen Sample-Rate Conversion This menu allows you to convert the sample-rate from the 48 kHz sample-rate used while recording.

  • Page 50: Chapter 7 - Equipment Specifications

    Chapter 7____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual Chapter 7 – Equipment Specifications ZFR100 Specifications Recorder Audio Dynamic Range 103 dB Distortion 0.001% Frequency Response 20 Hz to 16 kHz Highpass Filter „OFF‟ or 30 to 220 Hz, step: 10 (6 dB per octave) Mic Power 3.3 VDC @ 10mA max...

  • Page 51: Zfr800 Specifications

    Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 7 ZFR800 Specifications Recorder Audio Dynamic Range 103 dB Distortion 0.001% Frequency Response 20 Hz to 16 kHz Highpass Filter „OFF‟ or 30 to 220 Hz, step: 10 (6 dB per octave) Mic Power...

  • Page 52: Ifb100 Specifications

    Chapter 7____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual IFB100 Specifications Transmitter RF Power Output 100 mW RF Modulation Digital Spread Spectrum RF Frequency Range 2.403 to 2.475 GHz RF Frequency Step 0.001 GHz (1 MHz) RF Bandwidth 1 MHz Channel Separation 2 MHz Antenna Connector 50-ohm SMA female...

  • Page 53: Chapter 8 - Wiring Diagrams

    Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 8 Chapter 8 – Wiring Diagrams NOTE: All of the diagrams in this chapter show the solder side of each connector. ZFR100 cables NOTE: The following 3-pin micro-LEMO connectors mate with the microphone connector: ...

  • Page 54: Staxxx And Ifb100 Cables

    Chapter 8____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual STAxxx and IFB100 Cables Left (Channel 1) Right (Channel 2) Figure 8-4 Standard XLR-3F to TA-5F Line-level input cable Figure 8-5 LEMO-5M to 1/8” male timecode input cable IMPORTANT: A stereo plug is required for external timecode sync. Do NOT connect to the ring on the plug. You cannot use a mono plug.

  • Page 55: Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User's Manual

    Upgrading the Firmware in Each Unit Perform the following: 1) Download the firmware from the Zaxcom website and load it onto a MiniSD memory card. 2) Insert the card (with the downloaded firmware) into the unit. 3) Simultaneously hold down the INC and DEC keys while powering up the unit.

  • Page 56: Significant Change Reminders

    Chapter 9____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual Significant Change Reminders Using High Capacity SD Cards (2009-03-03) TX Version 5.98+ A problem with using 4GB, 8GB and 16GB cards has been fixed. This change could possibly cause some older cards to stop working. If you upgrade to this version and find that your brand of SD card no longer works, you may need to use another brand of SD card to downgrade to an older version.

  • Page 57: Trx / Zfr / Ifb Firmware History

    Version 5.92: 2009-01-29 Added Card reformat to the MEDIA ERASE & FORMAT screen (9 DEC key presses) Changed SD card's volume label from ZAXCOM to ZAXCOMSD =================================================================================================================== Version 5.90: 2009-01-27 Added re-start if recording was forced into STOP mode due to an SD card problem =================================================================================================================== Version 5.89: 2009-01-27...
  • Page 58 Chapter 9____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual Version 5.86T: UNKNOWN Changed HeadPhone Beep tones are now SUMMED into HP Changed location of channel changer in RX-INT handler (gIFBSlotTimer==1) =================================================================================================================== Version 5.85T: 2009-01-22 Added 500Hz headphone beep to LRSWitch mode Added tone64[] =================================================================================================================== Version 5.84T: 2009-01-22...
  • Page 59 Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 9 =================================================================================================================== Version 5.67R: 2008-11-22 Changed command line seems to work =================================================================================================================== Version 5.66R: 2008-11-21 Changed RAW RS232 in and out work at 300 baud =================================================================================================================== Version 5.65R: 2008-11-17 Changed forced unit = 1 in RCR software =================================================================================================================== Version 5.64R: 2008-11-15...
  • Page 60 Chapter 9____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual Version 5.19: 2008-02-29 Added Timecode display in LOCK screen Added Timecode debug codes to DBG screen Fixed 23/24/25 fps TC reader problems Fixed Transmitter‟s name initialization (was always NLD by default now it's SN#####) =================================================================================================================== Version 5.17: 2008-02-18 Fixed...
  • Page 61 Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 9 =================================================================================================================== Version 4.99: 2007-10-04 Added support for RCR dual mic side adapter Changed stereo to always be ISO Changed FORMAT_EUNB to FORMAT_MONO_R =================================================================================================================== Version 4.98: 2007-09-25 Fixed IFB Autoload function (remote transport commands TXifb.NS_RemoteTPmode not being set) =================================================================================================================== Version 4.97a: 2007-09-25...

  • Page 62: Chapter 10 - Menu Sheets

    Chapter 10___________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual Chapter 10 – Menu Sheets Menu Sheet for ZFR100 MENU SETTINGS Standard Menu i. (Transport Control page) While in RECORD mode, press DEC to STOP recording. While in STOP, press DEC to move the playback pointer backward.
  • Page 63 Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual___________________________________Chapter 10 ([LOW Q] / [HIGH Q]) v. RXMODE: ________ (IFB Enable page) ([OFF] / [RX]) vi. IFB VOTING: ________ (IFB Voting Enable page) ([NORMAL (OFF)] / [2 TXERS (ON)]) vii. IFB FREQ: ________ (IFB Frequency page) (value range: 2.403 to 2.475 GHz, step: .001)
  • Page 64 Chapter 10___________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual xvi. DYNAMICS (Dynamics page) Factory Setting PARMS: ([OFF] / [ON]) SIDECHAIN: ([IN] / [LP1] / [LP2] / [HFB]) SPEED: ([SLOWEST] / [SLOW] / [NORMAL] / [FAST] / [FASTEST]) SLOW ATTACK: ([SLOWEST] / [SLOW] / [NORMAL] / [FAST] / [FASTEST]) SLOW CMP RATIO: ________ (value range: 1.0:1 to 5.0:1, step: .1)
  • Page 65 Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual___________________________________Chapter 10 RECORDING TO THE MINISD CARD i. Format the card: 1) With the power „OFF‟, insert the card into the slot 2) Hold the MENU key while powering up 3) Once up, release the MENU key...

  • Page 66: Menu Sheet For Zfr800

    Chapter 10___________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual Menu Sheet for ZFR800 MENU SETTINGS Standard Menu i. (Pacifier page) (Displays: transmit frequency, remaining battery capacity, available recording time, recording mode, audio input level and recording buffer overrun.) ii. GAIN: ________ (Audio Gain page) (0 to 52 dB, step 2) iii.
  • Page 67 Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual___________________________________Chapter 10 EXPANDER (Expander page) Factory Setting PARMS: ([OFF] / [ON]) RATIO: ________ (value range: 1:1.01 to 1:4.00, step: .01) 1:1.30 THRESH: ________ (value range: 0 to -96 dB, step: 1) -40 dB REDUCE: ________...
  • Page 68 Chapter 10___________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual ix. RECORD MODE: ________ (Recording Mode page) ([LOOP RECORD] / [NON-LOOP RECORD]) x. TX POWER: ______ (Audio Transmitter Power page) ([10MW] / [25MW] / [50MW] / [100MW]) xi. BOOT UP IN: ________ (Boot Up Mode page) ([NORMAL] / [STANDBY]) xii.

  • Page 69: Menu Sheet For Ifb100

    Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual___________________________________Chapter 10 Menu Sheet for IFB100 MENU SETTINGS Standard Menu i. (Pacifier page) (Displays: transmitter frequency, DC power level, audio level meter and remote transport control status.) ii. REMOTE GAIN: __________ (Remote Audio Gain Change page) (UP increases gain, DOWN decreases gain) iii.
  • Page 70 Chapter 10___________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual v. POWER UP MODE: ________ (Power-up Mode page) ([Unlocked] / [Locked]) (Unlock by simultaneously pressing the MENU and UP keys) vi. TC JAM MODE: ________ (Timecode Jam Mode page) ([MANUAL (OFF)] / [AUTO-JAM] / [AUTO-LOAD]) vii.

  • Page 71: Chapter 11 - Zaxcom Warranty Policy And Limitations

    Distributers may sell Product to resellers who then sell Product to end users. Please see below for warranty information or obtaining service. No warranty service is provided unless the Product is returned to Zaxcom Inc. or a Zaxcom dealer in the region where the Product was first shipped by Zaxcom.

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