Time Code Presetting Procedure; Presetting User's Bit Data - JVC GY-DV700WUCL - Cineline Dv Camcorder Instruction Manual

TIME CODE PRESETTING PROCEDURE

2.
HOLD button
CH-1 AUDIO CH-2
LEVEL CH-1
AUTO
MANUAL
AUDIO SELECT
AUDIO INPUT
CH-1
FRONT
REAR
LITHIUM BATT.
GROUP
HOLD
3.
ADVANCE
H M
H M
H M
H M

PRESETTING USER'S BIT DATA

RESET button
OPERATE/WARNING
CH 1
RESET
40 30 20
CH 2
32k 48k SLAVE
SP
MONITOR AUD LOCK
SELECT WIDE
MENU
REMAIN
H
• Pressing the RESET button in the preset mode resets
the time code or user's bit data to 00 00 00 00.
• If you press the HOLD button by mistake, press the
HOLD button once more to return to the previous display.
4.
SHIFT button
TC GENERATOR
CH-2
PRESET FREE
REGEN REC
CH-2 CONTINUE MENU
ITEM SELECT DATA SET
SHIFT ADVANCE PRESET
6.
PRESET
button
button
HOLD
S F
HOLD
S F
HOLD
S F
HOLD
S F
LIGHT
OVER AUTO OFF DEW
ON
10 0 dB
SERVO RF L i
OVER OFF
PB NDF HOLD
COUNTER
H M S F
CTL
E BATT F
REV FWD
TC
UB
M
9. TIME CODE OPERATION
1.
Display the time code on the counter display.
Set the COUNTER switch to "TC".
• Time code up to 23 hrs. 59 min. 59 sec. 29 frames can be
preset.
2.
Place the time code generator in preset mode.
Press the HOLD button.
• The "HOLD" indicator lights on the display to indicate
the preset mode. The first digit of the counter display
blinks.
3.
Set the value of the blinking digit.
Press the ADVANCE button.
• The value of the blinking digit changes.
4.
Change the blinking digit.
Press the SHIFT button.
• The blinking digit changes.
5.
Set the desired value for all digits.
Repeat steps 3. and 4. for each digit.
6.
Preset the set data in the memory.
Press the PRESET button.
• The set data is saved as the time code generator value.
Following the above operation, the "HOLD" indicator
disappears from the display, the counter stops blinking
and the time code is preset.
• If the REC/FREE switch is set to FREE, the time code
starts to run.
If you preset a wrong time code, perform steps 2 . 3 . 4 . 5. and
6. again.
Display user's bit data on the counter display and perform
the same procedure as the time code presetting procedure.
• The user's bit can be specified using numerals or alphabetic
letters from 0 to F for each digit.
Note:
Do not set "F" to all user's bit, or the data can not be read.
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