Sony SRW-1 Operation Manual page 14

Name
F FWD (fast forward)
button and indicator
PAUSE button and
indicator
a) E-E mode:
A state in which E-E signals can be monitored. Commonly used to monitor
input signals before they are recorded.
b) E-E (electric to electric) signal:
A signal which passes solely through internal circuitry, and not through
pathways in which magnetic conversion takes place, such as magnetic
heads and tapes.
j FUNC (function) button
When the tape transport control buttons are pressed with
this button held down, the functions of the buttons change.
For details, see "9 Tape transport control buttons" (see
page 12).
When the HOME button is pressed with this button held
down, switches the display at the bottom of the HOME
screen.
For details, see 2-1-3 "Display" (page 15).
k EJECT button and indicator
Pressing the button opens the cover of the cassette
insertion slot so that you can remove a cassette. The
indicator lights during removal.
l Memory Stick slot
Allows you to insert a "Memory Stick".
For details, see 3-8 ""Memory Stick" Handling" (page
40).
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Pressed alone
Fast forwards the tape. (The indicator
lights during fast forwarding, and goes
out when fast forwarding completes.)
When the F FWD button is pressed
again during fast forwarding, the
operation changes to the search mode
same as the button is pressed together
with the FUNC button (searching at the
same speed as searching was stopped
previously).
Pauses tape transport. (The indicator
flashes during pause.)
To resume tape transport, press the
button again.
Pressed with FUNC button
Executes forward direction searches. With each press, the
search speed changes in the order × 2 t × 5 t × 8 t ×
2 normal speed.... If a search is interrupted by another
operation, the next search is performed at the speed in effect
at the time of the interruption.
Note
When using the SRW-1 with 880 Mbps recording rate, × 8
normal speed search is disabled.
For information about recording rate, see FORMAT
>SIGNAL in the SYSTEM Setup menu on page 55.
Cue up a time data position specified with FUNC+REC
button or SYSTEM >EDIT >IN POINT and stops. The
specified time data (Mark IN data) is displayed in the format
"IN: xx:xx:xx:xx" in the time data field of the display.
Note
The Mark IN data is memorized in the unit's internal memory
only. It is erased when you eject the cassette.