Telecine Connections; Reader Connectors; Figure 2-3: Reader Rear Panel Connections - evertz 4025TR Instruction Manual

Film footage encoder
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INSTALLATION
2.1.2

Telecine Connections

PARALLEL I/O: A 9 pin female 'D' connector used for connection to the
telecine biphase tach pulse.
pulse input, used with BTS/Philips telecines, and several other
parallel remote control inputs.
FILM FRAME: A BNC loop for input of film frame pulse - used only with
Cintel Flying Spot scanners.
Connection of a Film frame pulse is required even with PAL video to permit
the 4025TR to distinguish the difference between the field 1 and field 2
dominant pull downs. For applications such as flatbed editing tables where
a frame pulse is not available set the FILM FRAME parameter in the
Engineering toolbox to IGNORE. When using K
Film Frame Handling parameter in the telecine setup to Flatbed. In this
mode the 4025TR will presume field 1 dominance for 1:1 transfers or an
arbitrary pulldown for 3:2 transfers. See section 3.6.5 for further information
about FILM FRAME menu item.
2.1.3

Reader Connectors

LTC IN:
A Female XLR connector for input of SMPTE/EBU linear time
code. This may be used as a Jam sync source for the time
code generator, or to input the timecode from audio transports
that are synchronized during the transfer. The function of this
input is controlled by the RDR ASSIGN menu item in the
TIMECODE Menu.
VITC IN: A BNC loop for input of program video with vertical interval time
code. This may be used as a Jam sync source for the time
code generator. When used in conjunction with a LTC to VITC
translator, the timecode from audio transports that are
synchronized during the transfer may also be connected here.
Model 4025TR Film Footage Encoder Manual

Figure 2-3: Reader Rear Panel Connections

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