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INSTALLATION
This signal may be applied to either of the pair of connectors on the 4025
labelled "FILM FRAME". The loop-thru is provided to allow connections to
other devices that may need this signal. This is NOT a video level signal. Do
NOT terminate this signal.
Figure 2-10: Rank Cintel Frame Pulse Specification
2.10.3. Rank Cintel MKIIIC Digiscan 3
For connection to a Rank Cintel MKIIIC telecine a pre-wired 'Y' interface
cable (Part No WA-615) may be ordered. It permits the 4025 and the mag
follower to both be connected to the same bi-phase connections. Figure 7-
3 in Chapter 7 shows the correct cable wiring diagram if you decide to wire
the cable yourself.
connector on the Rank, and connect it to the female 12 pin McMurdo
connector end of the WA-615 cable. Connect the male 12 pin McMurdo
end to connector SK24 on the telecine. Connect the 9 pin 'D' connector
end of the cable to the PARALLEL I/O connector on the rear of the 4025.
On some models of Rank telecines the polarity of the bi-phase signals is
reversed. In the event that the 4025 counts in the reverse direction when
the telecine is in the forward direction, reverse the two bi-phase
connections to the 4025 (at the 9 pin 'D" connector).
Remove the coax cable connected to the BSK 43 BNC on the telecine
Digiscan frame, (if any) and connect it to one side of the FILM FRAME loop
on the 4025.
connector BSK 43
Do not terminate this signal.
The telecine type item on the Engineering Toolbox Hardware Menu must
be set to RANK.
Hardware Menu must be set to either LATCHED or SAMPLED.
section 3.6.4 and 3.6.5) In NTSC configurations, the film rate setting on
the FILM drop down menu may be set to Auto, 24 or 30 FPS. (See section
3.4.4 or 3.10.9)
2.10.4. Rank Cintel 4:2:2 Digiscan IV
The Bi-phase tach pulse is available on a pair of BNC connectors on the
rear of the Mag follower. These bi-phase signals must be connected to
Model 4025 Film Footage Encoder Manual
Remove the mag follower cable from the SK24
Connect the other side of the FILM FRAME loop to
The film frame item on the Engineering Toolbox
(See
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