evertz 4025TR Instruction Manual page 115

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OPERATION
Use the Set Codes window to manually enter Keykode prefix numbers.
When entering KeyKode prefixes, the 4025TR automatically cross
references between the human readable manufacturer's ident and film
emulsion letter codes, and numeric codes that are contained in the
machine readable barcodes on the film.
When the 4025TR generator is operating in one of EDGE modes, the prefix
information is only displayed in the character inserter, and will be sent to
the Key-Log logging software if it is running. When the 4025TR is in one of
the Full KeyKode modes, the prefix information will also be encoded into
the VITC.
Press the KKODE key and then the TIME/UB key to display the film
number prefix on the front panel. The ENTER and CLR keys are used in
conjunction with the arrow and numeric keys to set the film edge prefix.
Entering prefixes is a three step process.
manufacturer, then the film type, and then the numeric prefix. The chart in
Chapter 9 shows the supported manufacturer film types as of the printing of
this manual. Additional codes may be added in the future.
Press the ENTER key to recall the last film manufacturer code that you
entered. The leftmost digits of the display will indicate MANFCTR. The
KeyKode manufacturer letter from the human readable edge code is
displayed along with its numeric equivalent. Press the vertical arrow keys
($, %) to select the correct manufacturer code. Hold the SHIFT key while
pressing the vertical arrow keys to select other film manufacturer codes
than are shown in. Chapter 9.
reserved for ACMADE (Ink) numbered stock.
code is selected, the front panel and character generator displays the edge
numbers formatted accordingly. (See section 3.10.4 for a full description of
ACMADE modes.)
Note that there may be two manufacturer codes for each film stock
manufacturer. The lower code is for 35mm and the other code is for 16mm.
When you have selected the correct manufacturer, press the ENTER key
to proceed to film type selection. The leftmost digits of the display will
indicate FILM TYPE. The film emulsion letter from the human readable
edge code is displayed along with its numeric equivalent.
vertical arrow keys ($, %) to select the correct film type code. Hold the
SHIFT key while pressing the vertical arrow keys to select from unknown
film types. (A '?' will be displayed to show that the film ident letter is
unknown) Note that there may be more than one film type for each letter;
so take care to select the correct numeric film type code. (See the film
Model 4025TR Film Footage Encoder Manual
A special manufacturer code (99) is
First you select the
When this manufacturer
Press the
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