Sony SRW-1 Operation Manual page 60

Item
EDIT
POWER
Settings to reduce
power consumption
by limiting output
signals or restricting
use of output
connectors
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4-5 SYSTEM Setup Menu
RAMP Manu Spd1
Manu Spd2
MODE
SAVE MODE
SDI OUT
MON
SD
LED
TALLY
Settings
When RAMP is set to "MANU", specifies the upper or lower limit
of the number of frames shot/frame frequency (1FRM/FPS).
When RAMP is set to "MANU", specifies the upper or lower limit
of the number of frames shot/frame frequency (1FRM/FPS).
(This is the lower limit when the upper limit was set with Manu
Spd1. Otherwise it is the upper limit.)
Selects output signal mode when this unit is in stop mode or in
standby on mode.
EE [EE]: Used to select EE signals (input signals) for video,
audio, and timecode output. Select this to record a program
or to reduce power consumption. (Usually use this mode.)
EE* [EE (TCR)]: Used to select EE signals (input signals) for
video and audio output, and playback signals for timecode
output. Select this to find the tape stop position easily.
PB [PB]: Used to select playback signals for video, audio, and
timecode output. Select this only to use the SRW-1 as a
player under remote control via the RENOTE IN connector.
NORM [Normal]: Disable power save mode.
SAVE [Save]: Enable power save mode. 30 seconds after the
standby off state ends, mode changes to Power Save Mode1
in which only E-E video signals input from SDI IN connectors
are output. Another 30 seconds later, mode changes to
Power Save Mode2 in which all outputs are turned off (the
POWER indicator flashes on both the SRW-1 and SRPC-1).
When one of the tape transport control buttons is pressed,
power save mode is canceled.
Selects whether to output signals from the HD SDI OUT A/B
connectors.
ON [On]: Output signals.
OFF[Off]: Do not output signals.
Selects whether to output signals from the MONITOR OUT HD
SDI connector.
ON [On]: Output signals.
OFF[Off]: Do not output signals.
Selects whether to output signals from the MONITOR OUT SD
SDI connector.
ON [On]: Output signals.
OFF[Off]: Do not output signals.
Controls the POWER indicator.
ON [On]: Normally light.
LOW [Low]: Slightly dim.
OFF [Off]: Disable lighting.
Controls the tally indicator.
ON [On]: Normally light.
LOW [Low]: Slightly dim.
OFF [Off]: Disable lighting.