GRASS VALLEY T2 User Manual

GRASS VALLEY T2 User Manual

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User Manual(SP2) — Front Panel mode —
14 June, 2010

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  • Page 1  INTELLIGENT DIGITAL DISK RECORDER User Manual(SP2) — Front Panel mode — 14 June, 2010...
  • Page 2: About This Manual

    (3) We have prepared the contents of this product to the best of our ability; however if you have any questions about the contents, or if there are any errors or missing items, please contact Grass Valley. (4) However we do not take any responsibility for malfunctions arising from use, irrespective of the points outlined in (3). (5) Irrespective of whether it was due to a usage error, Grass Valley takes no responsibility for extraordinary, incidental or derivative claims, including those for lost earnings generated by the application of this product. (6) It is prohibited to analyze, reverse engineer, decompile or disassemble any of the items included with this product, including the software, hardware and manual. (7) Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of the Microsoft Corporation, USA. (8) DVCPRO HD is the trademark of the Panasonic Corporation. (9) HDV and HDV logos are the trademarks of Sony Corporation and Victor Company of Japan, Limited (JVC). (10) Other product names or related brand names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. About this manual • The screens used as examples in this manual are those of the development stage, so they may vary from those in the final product. • If there are any variations between the explanation in this manual and the actual application method, priority is given to the actual application method. • This manual is written for people who have a basic knowledge of how to use a computer. If there are no special instructions, perform the same operation as a normal computer operation. • In this manual, the system of the T2 is called "Workstation". T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 3 Contents Warning • Health precautions In rare cases, flashing lights or stimulation from the bright light of a computer display or TV monitor may trigger temporary epileptic seizures or loss of consciousness. It is believed that even individuals whom have never experienced such symptoms may be susceptible. If you or close relatives have experienced any of these symptoms, consult a doctor before using this product. User Manual(SP2) – Front Panel mode - June 14, 2010 Copyright © 2009-2010 Thomson All rights reserved. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Input tab ........................ 34 Output tab ...................... 35 Jog/Shuttle settings .................... 36 Front Panel mode .......................... 37 Overview ........................ 37 3ch View ......................... 38 Recorder (R1) channel .................... 39 Player (P1/P2) channel (Clip Player mode) ............ 39 Player (P1/P2) channel (Playlist Player mode) ............. 40 1ch View — Recorder screen .................. 41 T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 5 Clip properties ...................... 74 Clip Info tab ...................... 74 Media Info tab ...................... 75 Timecode tab ...................... 76 Playlist properties ...................... 77 Playlist Info tab ...................... 77 Timecode tab ...................... 78 All Events tab ...................... 79 Event properties ...................... 81 Event Info tab ...................... 81 GPI tab ........................ 82 Start Effect tab ...................... 83 End Effect tab ...................... 84 T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 6 APPENDIX ............................... 85 T2 Hardware specifications .................. 86 Supported resolutions .................... 87 GPI I/O connector pinouts ................... 88 Supported File Import Format .................. 89 T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 7: Notice

    By using the software, you accept these terms. If you do not accept them, do not use or copy the software. Instead, contact Thomson Canopus to determine its return policy for a refund or credit. If you comply with these license terms, you have the rights below. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 8 O ther Software. You may use other programs with the software as long as the other programs •  D irectly support the manufacturer’s specific use for the device, •  P rovide system utilities, resource management, or anti-virus or similar protection. Software that provides consumer or business tasks or processes may not be run on the device. This includes email, word processing, spreadsheet, database, scheduling and personal finance software. The device may use terminal services protocols to access such software running on a server. c. Device Connections. •  Y ou may use terminal services protocols to connect the device to another device running business task or processes software such as email, word processing, scheduling or spreadsheets. •  Y ou may allow up to ten other devices to access the software to use • File Services, • Print Services, • Internet Information Services, and •  I nternet Connection Sharing and Telephony Services. The ten connection limit applies to devices that access the software indirectly through “multiplexing” or other software or hardware that pools connections. You may use unlimited inbound connections at any time via TCP/IP. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 9 •  R emote Boot Feature. If the Thomson Canopus enabled the device Remote Boot feature of the software, you may (i) u se the Remote Boot Installation Service (RBIS) tool only to install one copy of the software on your server and to deploy the software on licensed devices as part of the Remote Boot process; and (ii) u se the Remote Boot Installation Service only for deployment of the software to devices as part of the Remote Boot process; (iii) d ownload the software to licensed devices and use it on them. For more information, please refer to the device documentation or contact ThomsonCanopus. •  I nternet-Based Services. Microsoft provides Internet-based services with the software. Microsoft may change or cancel them at any time. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 10 X.509 standard encrypted information. The software retrieves certificates and updates certificate revocation lists. These security features operate only when you use the Internet. •  A utoRootUpdate. The Auto Root Update feature updates the list of trusted certificate authorities. You can switch off the Auto Root Update feature. •  W indowsMediaPlayer. When you use Windows Media Player, it checks with Microsoft for • Compatible online music services in your region; • New versions of the player; and •  Codecs if your device does not have the correct ones for playing content. You can switch off this feature. For more information, go to: http://microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/mp10/privacy.aspx. •  W indowsMediaDigitalRightsManagement. Content owners T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 11 Canopus’s software packaging. If you receive the label separately, it is not valid. You should keep the label on the device or packaging to prove that you are licensed to use the software. To identify genuine Microsoft software, see http://www.howtotell.com. 8. Transfer to a Third Party. You may transfer the software only with the device, the Certificate of Authenticity label, and these license terms directly to a third party. Before the transfer, that party must agree that these license terms apply to the transfer and use of the software. You may not retain any copies of the software including the backup copy. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 12 13. Export Restrictions. The software is subject to United States export laws and regulations. You must comply with all domestic and international export laws and regulations that apply to the software. These laws include restrictions on destinations, end users and end use. For additional information, see www.microsoft.com/exporting. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 13: Setup

    Section Setup Overview The T2 is a multi-channel digital video recorder that allows simultaneous recording and playback of media stored on internal disk drives. The T2 features a single recording channel (R1) and two playback channels (P1/ P2). The quantity of hours recorded depends on the video compression settings that are selected. The front panel touch screen and TFT display, along with front panel transport controls, allow easy operation and monitoring with minimal external connections. With the Jog/Shuttle or the external controllers, variable speed playback is available. Features • Supporting a high quality “Canopus HQ Codec", the T2 can handle videos in full resolution (1920x1080), 4:2:2 color space, and up to 200Mbps. • The T2 can load and play HQ videos edited on Grass Valley EDIUS, without any additional encoding. • Equipped with 1 input line and 2 HD/SD-SDI output lines, recording and playback are available simultaneously, as well as playbacks with the 2 output channels perfectly synchronized. • Supports RS-422A deck controls. • Supports remote controls via GPI. • Equipped with a 7-inched touch screen LCD and a jog/shuttle knob, the T2 can be operated as a stand-alone unit. • Supports file import in various formats including QuickTime* and Windows Media. * QuickTime is not supported in some codecs. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 14: Part Names And Functions

    Control buttons Jog/Shuttle Power switch Volume control IEEE1394 port Displays the T2 screens. By tapping on the items displayed on screen, T2 Touch screen LCD can be operated. Used to import video/audio media files stored on DVD-ROM. DVD-ROM drive * Does not support DVD-Video playback.
  • Page 15: Control Buttons

    While playing a playlist Moves to the previous event. While playing a clip Moves to the next IN/OUT point, or the end of the clip. FF + Stop buttons While playing a playlist Moves to the next event. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 16: Rear Panel

    Used for GPI I/O. Used to connect a device via IEEE1394. IEEE1394 * Does not support the connection of DV/HDV devices. MONITOR Used for audio monitor. REMOTE RS422 Used for remote control of R1, P1, P2 channels. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 17: Analog Audio I/O Section

    R1 input section Used for LTC (timecode) input. AES/EBU Used for digital audio (AES/EBU) input. CMPST Used for Composite input. DVI-I Used for DVI-I input (for DVI, YPbPr). Used for SDI input (left), and for active through (right). T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 18: P1/P2 Output Section

    Used for DVI-I output (for DVI, RGB, YPbPr). Used for SDI output. MONITOR Used for monitor output (Composite). Note The YPbPr signal is input/output via analog RGB pins on the DVI-I port. To output YPbPr, use a RGB conversion connector cable. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 19: Start-Up And Shutdown

    Start-upandshutdown KOTRON Start-up and shutdown Start-up The following procedure is to start-up the T2. 1. S witch the Main power switch on the rear panel to the on position, and turn the Power switch on the front panel ON. Powerswitch 2. T2 starts up and the 3ch View screen appears on the touch screeen LCD. 3chView  T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 20: Shutdown

    2. From the text menu, choose Tools – Exit. 3. O n the dialog displayed, choose Shut Down and tap the OK button. To turn the T2’s main power off, wait until the screen goes blank, confirm that the shutdown is complete, and then turn off the main power switch on the rear panel. Note Never shutdown your T2 by pressing and holding the Power switch, or by turning off the Main power switch. Doing so may cause serious malfunctions. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 21: Hardware Settings

    • BB SD H-shft ....To use the SD Black Burst REF signal as the SD REF signal, check this box. Enter a value to adjust the REF phase. (Available only for External) Audio reference level Adjusts the audio reference level (Headroom). Audio Input/Output level Adjusts the audio input/output level. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 22: Network-1/Network-2 Tab

    Establishes a local area connection by specifying addresses for the default DNS server and an alternate DNS server. Use the following DNS server Preferred DNS server addresses Specify a default DNS server address. Alternate DNS server Specify a default DNS server address. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 23: Network-3 Tab

    Hardwaresettings Network-3 tab Network Drive Lists the network drives currently connected. * A dding and/or disconnecting network drives is available in the Workstation mode. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 24: Ftp Tab

    Max Clients simultaneously. Bin (root directory) Displays the name of the bin to store materials uploaded to the root directory. Start Starts the FTP server. Stop Stops the FTP server. Settings Opens the FTP Server settings screen. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 25: Ftp Server Settings Screen

    Specify the password to access the FTP server. Specify the maximum number of users who can simultaneously access the Max Clients FTP server. Bin (root directory) Specify the bin to store materials uploaded to the root directory. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 26: Miscellaneous Tab

    Specify either drop-frame or non-drop frame to be used. DF mode Check this option to use Drop frame. Check this option to use Non-drop frame. Playlist auto scroll Specify if you want the Event List of the playlist to automatically scroll. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 27: R1 Channel Settings

    Check this option to limit the compression rate for the Canopus HQ codec, up to 150Mbps. Input type Specify the audio input format from Analog, AES/EBU (digital) and SDI embedded. Audio Input format Check this option to record in 16bit 2ch. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 28: Timecode & Remote Tab

    Specify a value as the beginning timecode. Record ancillary data Setting this option to ON will record VANC. Remote protocol Choose a REMOTE protocol from BVW and AMP. AMP Connection Specify an IP address and a channel for AMP connection. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 29: P1/P2 Channel Settings

    Aspect Ratio Conversion Crop Crops the edges of the image when the aspect ratio of the clip differs from the settings. Auto play mode Enables/Disables auto playback when material is loaded to a channel. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 30: Monitor & Remote Tab

    Specify the display style of the remaining time for the playlist. • Event ......Displays the remaining time of the event (clip/ playlist). • Total ......Displays the remaining time of the entire playlist. Remote protocol Choose a REMOTE protocol from BVW and AMP. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 31: Procamp Tab

    Adjusts the Chroma phase. Chroma phase (Available only for Composite) Adjusts the Black level. Black level (Available only for Composite and SD Component) Adjusts the Video output level. Video output level (Available only for Composite and Component) T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 32: Transfer Screen

    Choose the field order for the imported clip from Auto, Progressive, Top Clip Import configuration field first, and Bottom field first. When importing a clip that does not match the supported profile of T2, the clip will be imported according to the parameters specified here. Size Imports clip scaled to the specified size.
  • Page 33: Import-2 Tab

    • Crop ......Displays the image so that the shorter side fits the screen. • Stretch ......Stretches the clip to fit the screen. Duration (still image) Specify the duration when the imported image is being displayed. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 34: Gpi Settings

    • CuePrevEvent .... Cues up to the previous event on the playlist loaded. • VARPlayback ....Plays the content in the speed specified in Variable speed playback mode (see “Jog/Shuttle settings"). Active Choose the GPI signal to activate from High and Low. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 35: Output Tab

    Use the Previous and Next buttons to choose the GPI output trigger. Permits specification of the GPI output trigger settings. Name Trigger settings Specify the name of the trigger. Active Choose the GPI signal to activate from High and Low. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 36: Jog/Shuttle Settings

    Section2― Setup Jog/Shuttle settings Shuttle speed Choose the maximum shuttle speed, either 16x or 32x. Choose the playback speed in the Variable speed playback mode, between VAR setting 1/8, 1/4 and 1/2. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 37: Front Panel Mode

    Section FrontPanelmode Overview In the Front Panel mode, you can operate the T2 through the image displayed on the touch screen LCD on the front of the T2. When the T2 is turned on, the 3ch View is displayed as the main screen. The 3ch View consists of one Recorder and two Playback channels. The Playback channel has two modes: Clip Player mode and Playlist Player mode. Tapping the area where the input value is available opens the S/W Keyboard (for the alphabet) or the S/W Keypad (for inputting numbers) screen. You can input values by tapping the key on the touch screen LCD. 3chView T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 38: 3Ch View

    Switches the screen to the 3ch View. Config button Opens the Config screen. Transfer button Opens the Transfer screen. Displays the CPU burden of your T2. HDD capacity Displays the estimated amount of time for recording. Displayed when removable drives are connected. Removable drive Tapping this button allows you to move the data stored on connected removable drives.
  • Page 39: Recorder (R1) Channel

    Displays the status whether Sync mode (Available only on P2 channel), E to E Playback mode mode, or Loop mode is enabled. Lock button Locks/Unlocks the channel. Displays the profile of the channel. Profile (Only when no content is loaded.) T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 40: Player (P1/P2) Channel (Playlist Player Mode)

    Displays the status whether Sync mode (Available only on P2 channel), E to E Playback mode mode, or Loop mode is enabled. Lock button Locks/Unlocks the channel. Displays the profile of the channel. Profile (Only when no content is loaded.) T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 41: 1Ch View - Recorder Screen

    1ch View — Recorder screen On this screen, you can modify the settings for recording and/or execute the recording. When recording is in progress, other operations, with the exception of stop, are not available on the channel. When the capacity of the HDD becomes low, the HDD icon is displayed in red. In that case, a warning message appears at the beginning of the recording. Status Preview Setting buttons Control buttons Infomation Status Status Lock button Status Displays the status of the recording operation with a circular chart. Lock button Locks/Unlocks the channel. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 42: Preview

    Preview Displays the preview for the input video. Audio level Displays the input audio level. Displays the current timecode. Elap Displays the elapsed recording time by timecode. Status bar Displays the recording status with a bar. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 43: Setting Buttons

    Rename Opens the dialog to change the current clip name. Tools • Maintenance .. Choose this option to switch the T2 to Maintenance mode. Entering a password is required. • Exit....Choose this option to restart or shutdown the T2.
  • Page 44: Control Buttons

    Displays the timecode at the OUT point. Displays the duration of the content between the IN-OUT points by timecode. Displays the information including video size, frame rate, input type, source Format timecode (TC (LTC) / SDI (VITC) / INT), etc. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 45: 1Ch View - Clip Player Screen

    * The video format for the channel specified to E to E mode must be same as Playback mode that of the R1 channel. Loop Displays whether the Loop mode is enabled. Sync. Displays whether the Sync mode is enabled (Available only on P2 channel). Lock button Locks/Unlocks the channel. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 46: Preview

    Displays the entire media clip in a complete scale of the scrub bar. In the normal playback operations, the current position can be moved between the IN-OUT points. To move out of the existing IN-OUT range, perform FF, Rew, Jog/Shuttle operations after CueUp. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 47: Setting Buttons

    • Sync ....Enables/Disables the Sync mode.(Available only on P2 channel) Tools • Maintenance ....Choose this option to switch the T2 to the Maintenance mode. Entering a password is required. • Exit......Choose this option to restart or shutdown the T2.
  • Page 48 In the Front panel mode, setting the pairing option is not available in the Bin. When the loaded contents satisfy the conditions for pairing, the pairing option is set for the contents when the sync mode is activated. Note The materials (clips) on removable drives are not available for pairing. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 49: Control Buttons

    Displays the timecode at the IN point. Displays the timecode at the OUT point. Displays the duration of the content between the IN-OUT points by timecode. Format Displays video size and frame rate of the clip. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 50: 1Ch View - Playlist Player Screen

    Section3― FrontPanelmode 1ch View — Playlist Player screen In this screen, you can modify the playback settings for the playlist and/or execute the playback. The Event List will be automatically scrolled so that the clip being played is shown on screen. To enable/disable the auto-scroll for the Event List, tap the Config button, open the Miscellaneous tab and change the Playlist AutoScroll setting (Default: ON). Control buttons Preview Setting buttons Status Information Event List T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 51: Status

    Scrub bar Playback speed Preview Displays the video preview. Displays the current timecode. Playback speed Displays the current playback speed (ratio). Displays the remaining time by timecode. Scrub bar Displays the current position and the IN/OUT points. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 52: Setting Buttons

    • Sync ....Enables/Disables the Sync mode.(Available only on P2 channel) Tools • Maintenance ....Choose this option to switch the T2 to the Maintenance mode. Entering a password is required. • Exit......Choose this option to restart or shutdown the T2.
  • Page 53: Control Buttons

    Displays the current event. Displays the timecode at the IN point. Current Event Displays the timecode at the OUT point. Displays the duration of the event by timecode. Format Displays the video size, frame rate, etc. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 54: Event List

    On the thumbnail of each event, icons for identifying its effect are displayed, if any. Double-tapping on an event will cue to the event. Event List Blue background Current event being played Colored frame Selected event T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 55: Playlist Player - Edit Playlist Screen

    Adds the clips (and playlists) that were chosen from the Content List as Add button events after the selected event on the Event List at the right. Close button Closes the Edit Playlist screen and goes back to the Playlist Player screen. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 56: Playlist Player - Event Effect Screen

    • Fade in (from black) ....Adds the fade in starting from a black Fade In screen. • Fade in (from white) ....Adds the fade in starting from a white screen. Fade Time Specify the duration between the beginning and the end of the fade in. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 57: End Effect Tab

    • Pause (next event) ....Pauses the playback and displays the first frame of the next event. • Pause (show EtoE) ....Displays the video input to the R1 channel with active through. • Loop ........Playbacks the selected event in a loop. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 58: Bin

    Deletes the selected contents from the Bin and moves them to the Recycle Delete button Bin. > P1 button Loads the selected contents to the P1 channel. > P2 button Loads the selected contents to the P2 channel. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 59 CCancels the pairing setting when the content selected in the content list is paired to another to be used in sync mode (see page 48). Tools • Maintenance ....Choose this option to switch the T2 to the Maintenance mode. Entering a password is required.
  • Page 60: Thumbnail Icons

    Displayed on the clips/playlists that have been paired for the Sync mode. Lock icon Displayed on the clip/playlist that have been locked. Used in Playlist icon Displayed on the clip/playlist that have been used in a playlist. Material type icon Displays the material type. (clip/playlist/still) T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 61: Export Screen

    Folder Selection button Allows choosing the destination to export. Start button Starts exporting the selected clips. Cancel button Closes the clip selection screen. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 62: Browse Tab

    Without importing the files as clips, they can be loaded to the channel. While >P2 button you playback the file, the playback performance depends on the performance of the media drive where the file is stored. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 63 Properties Opens the properties dialog for the content selected on the Content List. Tools • Maintenance ....Choose this option to switch the T2 to the Maintenance mode. Entering a password is required. • Exit......Choose this option to restart or shutdown the T2.
  • Page 64: Direct Playback From Removable Drives

    Section3― FrontPanelmode Direct playback from removable drives Without importing files on your T2, you can load the supported media stored on a removable drive on the P1/P2 channels of your T2. To do so, open the Browse tab for the Bin, choose a media file, and then tap the >P1 or >P2 button. The selected file will be loaded on the corresponding channel. Operations on the P1/P2 channel When a file is loaded on a channel, the following operations are available. • Playback operations with the operation buttons (play, stop, etc.) • Setting In/Out points, Cue up to In/Out points • Adjusting audio gain • Displaying properties • Adjusting Mark In/Mark Out settings * When the removable drive is disconnected, the settings will be cleared. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 65 * Generating sub-clips from or creating a playlist with the media files on removable drives is not available. If you need to create sub-clips or playlists using data on removable drives, open the Browse Tab of the Bin window, and import and register them as clips. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 66: Import Dialog

    Starts importing the selected clips. Cancel button Closes the clip selection screen. Importing still images You can import still images on your T2. If you import multiple still images as a sequenced clip, the clip can be used as video content on your T2 (see pages 32-33 for the import settings). * W hen importing still images as a sequenced clip, the importing process will be aborted if the file extension changes, or if you try to import mixed files where some files have an alpha channel and others do not. * T he clip generated from still images, or sequenced still images does not have audio (mute). * W hen importing still images that have an alpha channel, the clip will be generated in Canopus HQ format with an alpha channel. * W hen a sequenced clip is loaded to a channel, the position of the thumbnail is similar to that of a movie clip. * T he maximum size of a still image that may be imported is 4,096 x 2,304 pixels (4K). T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 67: Recycle Bin Tab

    Opens the properties dialog for the content selected on the Content List. Menu button Tools • Maintenance ....Choose this option to switch the T2 to the Maintenance mode. Entering a password is required. • Exit......Choose this option to restart or shutdown the T2.
  • Page 68: Transfer Screen

    Deletes all jobs on the job list. Lists the registered jobs. Clip Displays the name of the target clip. Status Job list Displays the progress. Displays the target Bin. Path Displays the name (full path) of the target media file. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 69: S/W Keyboard Screen

    Used as the Backspace key. Del button Used as the Delete key. OK button Confirms the entered string, and closes the S/W Keyboard screen. Cancel button Cancels the entered string, and closes the S/W Keyboard screen. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 70: S/W Keypad Screen

    Used as the Backspace key. Del button Used as the Delete key. OK button Confirms the entered value, and closes the S/W Keypad screen. Cancel button Cancels the entered string, and closes the S/W Keypad screen. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 71: Value Input Screen

    Used as the Backspace key. Del button Used as the Delete key. OK button Confirms the entered value, and closes the S/W Keypad screen. Cancel button Cancels the entered string, and closes the S/W Keypad screen. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 72: Var Control Screen

    Speed bar Specify the playback speed in the range between –2 and +2. Decrease button Decreases the playback speed by 0.1. Increase button Increases the playback speed by 0.1. Close button Closes the VAR Control screen. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 73: Button Functions On The Front Panel

    Moves to the next event’s (IN point). Play+Rew Cues up to the IN point and starts playing. Starts playing the previous event. Play+FF Cues up to the OUT point. Starts playing the next event. * J umps to the top of the clip, the IN point of the clip, the OUT point of the clip, or the end of the clip according to the current position. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 74: Properties Screen

    Displays the timestamp when the clip was created. Modified Displays the timestamp when the clip was updated. Display/Specify the audio gain. Audio Gain * This option is not displayed for still images. Lock Check this option to lock the clip. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 75: Media Info Tab

    Displays the duration of the media file. Created Displays the timestamp when the clip media file was created. Modified Displays the timestamp when the clip media file was updated. Details Displays the clips that refer to the media file. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 76: Timecode Tab

    * When the frame rate differs between the channel profile and the content, the timecode will start from 0, even if the “Source” option is selected. Specify Start Time Check this option to specify the starting timecode, and specify the value. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 77: Playlist Properties

    Displays the name of the target that the playlist is paired to. Created Displays the timestamp when the playlist was created. Modified Displays the timestamp when the playlist was updated. Lock Check this option to lock the playlist. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 78: Timecode Tab

    * When the frame rate differs between the channel profile and the content, the timecode will start from 0, even if the “Source” option is selected. Specify Start Time Check this option to specify the starting timecode, and specify the value. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 79: All Events Tab

    • Fade in (from black) ....Adds the fade in starting from a black screen. • Fade in (from white) ....Adds the fade in starting from a white screen. Fade Time Specify the duration between the beginning and the end of the fade in. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 80 • Pause (next event) ....Pauses the playback with the first frame of the next event displayed. • Pause (show E to E) ....Displays the video input to the R1 channel with active through. • Loop........Playbacks the selected event in loop. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 81: Event Properties

    Displays the type of event (Clip or Playlist). Source Name Displays the clip name or the playlist name that the event refers to. Display/Specify the audio gain. Audio Gain * This option is not displayed for still images. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 82: Gpi Tab

    Check this option to set a certain point from the top of an event as a trigger, Start plus and then specify the value. Check this option to set a certain point before the end of an event as a End Minus trigger, and then specify the value. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 83: Start Effect Tab

    • Fade in (from black) ....Adds the fade in starting from a black Fade In screen. • Fade in (from white) ....Adds the fade in starting from a white screen. Fade Time Specify the duration between the beginning and the end of the fade in. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 84: End Effect Tab

    • Pause (next event) ...... Pauses the playback with the first frame of the next event displayed. • Pause (show E to E) ....Displays the video input to the R1 channel with active through. • Loop .......... Playbacks the selected event in loop. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 85: Appendix

    Section APPENDIX T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 86: T2 Hardware Specifications

    AC 100V - 240V, 50/60Hz Power consumption 2.5A - 1.1A Dimensions 430(W) x 132(H) x 550.8(D) (Projecting parts not included) Weight 15kgf approximately Operating temperature +5 to +35 degrees C Operating humidity 10% to 80% (Without condensation) T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 87: Supported Resolutions

    × × × Component (REF in only) 1280×720 23.98p 1280×720 23.98p 1280×720 23.98p × × × 960×720 23.98p Component (REF in only) Can be specified to 1920 x 1080p 59.94. Can be specified to 1920 x 1080p 50. As the playback of channels is synchronized with paired frames, the sync mode is not available in 3Sync phase Can be specified to VGA, SVGA, XGA, or SXGA. Note 1 Component and DVI-A (RGB) cannot be used simultaneously. Note 2 DVI-I and DVI-A outputs in PC conversion mode cannot be used for Sync mode. Note 3 W hen the aspect ratios of the source and the profile differ, a black bar is added to the top/bottom or left/right sides. Note 4 The DVI/RGB signal is output with a certain delay from the SDI/YPbPr output. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 88: Gpi I/O Connector Pinouts

    Output 4 Input 4 Output 5 Input 5 Output 6 Input 6 Common Ground SHELL Common Ground Note T2 iDDR software supports outputs 1-6 and inputs 1-6 only. Pin 7 and Pin 15 are not used. T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
  • Page 89: Supported File Import Format

    1280x720 23.98p        960x720 23.98p      1280x720     ** In this list, "(DVD)" means "top field first", while "(DV)" means "bottom field first." T2  ―   UserManual(SP2) ― FrontPanelmode ―...
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