Setting Timecode Initialization Used At Startup - Zoom F6 Operation Manual

Setting timecode initialization used at startup

When the is turned off, the internal timecode stops, so the timecode is automatically initialized (jammed) during startup. The value that is used
for jamming at that time can be set.
1.
Press .
2.
Use and to select
TIMECODE, and press
3.
Use and to select
Start TC, and press
▶
Continue to one of the following procedures.
Setting how timecode is initialized at startup
(Start Timecode) ........................................................................ P. 134
Correcting timecode errors after the power has been
turned off....................................................................................... P. 135
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■ Setting how timecode is initialized at startup
4.
Use and
Mode, and press
5.
Use and
how timecode is initial-
ized, and press
Setting
When the
Restart Time
used to jam the internal timecode.
When the
code when the power was turned off and advanced by the
elapsed time using the Date/Time (RTC) setting ( → P. 18).
RTC
Since RTC is less precise than internal timecode, discrepan-
cies will occur.
134
to select
.
to set
.
Explanation
starts, the value set by Restart ( → P. 131) is
starts, its timecode is restored from the time-