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DELETE CLIP Button—Dedicated button that when pressed, deletes the currently
selected clip. When pressed, the system displays a precautionary "ARE YOU
SURE?" prompt. Press the up-arrow ADJUST button to delete the clip, or the
down-arrow ADJUST button to abort the deletion. When a clip is deleted, the
next clip is cued for deletion. Pressing DELETE CLIP, STOP or any other
button—while "ARE YOU SURE" is displayed—cancels the deletion. Pressing
any button other than ADJUST up always aborts deletion.
DELETE CLIP can be used in either the TRANSPORT menu or the MEDIA menu.
When pressed in the TRANSPORT menu with a current clip active (PLAY, REV,
FF, RECORD), the active mode will continue until the DELETE CLIP is confirmed.
SLOT Button—The SLOT button serves two purposes. First, it selects which storage
is accessed by the system. Second, the SLOT button is used to unmount a
currently selected piece of media.
Caution!
Not using the SLOT button to unmount the media can lead to issues with the
media if the media is removed prior to this action.
Pushing the slot button cycles between unmounting media and selecting
media. This function is only active when in the "STOP" mode and requires a
"PRESS STOP TO CONFIRM" if not stopped. After you select a slot, the system
returns to the last selected clip and timecode for that slot. If the media has
been changed since the slot was last selected (physically removed/media
replaced), then the "first" clip on the media will be "cued" to its start point. If
inserted media has any issues, additional prompts may be displayed as
appropriate such as: "WARNING Backup and Reformat" or "WARNING Media
Unrecognized."
Disk Storage Module Release Button—Press and hold to physically release a
storage module from the unit; you must pull out the storage module while
pressing the button. This action prevents a storage module from accidental
removal while recording/playing. For safe removal of media, the
corresponding slot LED must be unlit.
Caution!
Removing any media with the slot LED lit, or while flashing, can result in
corrupted media or potential damage to the media.
Note: Digital audio via embedded SDI and HDMI is not affected by the adjustment knobs.
To adjust an analog audio level, press the knob inward and the knob will
then pop out for easy adjustment. This feature allows the knobs to be
recessed, preventing accidental changes in a production environment.
Head Phone Volume Knob—To adjust headphone listening level, press the knob
inward and the knob will then pop out for easy adjustment—just like the audio
input level knobs.
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