Playback; Set Up Loop Play; Power On Auto Play; Play Out - Datavideo DN-200 Instruction Manual

Analogue / digital recorder.

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Playback

When loop play is enabled and the last frame of the last clip is reached the DN-200 will start over

playing from the first frame of the first clip seamlessly.

When this option is enabled at power up the DN-200 will begin playing back immediately from the first

clip of the last selected bin.

Play out mode can be entered by one of three ways, the most common is to press the PLAY button;

the other two are by issuing a PLAY command through the IEEE-1394 interface or the serial port

interface if it is enabled.

When playing, the time displayed is controlled by the TC DISPLAY FORMAT option. When play back

is stopped, the time displayed is the time code of the last frame displayed.

When entering play back the soft keys will be fast reverse FREV and fast forward FFWD respectively.

Repeatedly pressing either soft key will cause the play function to go repeatedly faster in the chosen

direction up to 32x speed. A speed other than 1x is displayed in the bottom line.

Also whilst playing out pressing the Menu button will give an alternate set of soft keys; SLOW and

FAST. These keys, while keeping the same current play direction, will extend the control of the speed

down to the slow motion range of 1/32x. The menu button will toggle between the two sets of keys.

If play back is entered after a recording, the play back will start at the beginning of the first clip of the

current bin. For example, a record session starts with clip 1, during the record the Make key is used to

create clips 2 and 3. Play back will start at clip 1. This will remain until another bin is selected or

power is turned off.

While playing, pressing the PLAY key will pause the image. Pressing Play again will return to 1x play

in the forward direction.

While in the play-pause mode, the soft keys will be l< and >l. These keys allow direct access to the

marks that are the starting and end frames of each clip. Counting the end frame of the last clip, there

will always be one more mark than there are clips. In this mode, the clip number display will be

substituted with a mark number display.

Again, pressing the Menu key will present an alternate set of soft keys, these will be <ll and ll> for

frame stepping reverse and forward respectively. Holding either key down for more than 2 seconds

will cause a rapid stepping.

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