Tc Value; Tc Type; Arm Recording; 9-Pin Remote - AJA Ki Pro Installation And Operation Manual

8.1 TC VALUE

8.2 TC TYPE

8.3 ARM RECORDING

35.2 9 PIN REMOTE
Ki Pro Installation and Operation Manual — CONFIG menus
8.1 TC VALUE
This parameter selects an hour for timecode to start.
1 to 23
8.2 TC TYPE
This parameter selects drop frame or non-drop frame timecode.
NDF (default)
DF
8.3 ARM RECORDING
This parameter selects how recording will begin: either by pressing record button (or
web "Record" button) or via timecode. If starting on timecode, parameters 8.0, 8.1. and
8.2 must be set to qualify the source and type of timecode.
REC KEY
TC/REC KEY (default)

35.2 9-PIN REMOTE

Ki Pro RS-422 control is enabled or disabled in the CONFIG menu parameter 35.2 9 Pin
Remote via Local Only or Remote Only parameter settings.
Local Only (default)
Remote Only
Once "Remote Only" has been selected, the CONFIG menu parameter 8.0 TC In will
default to "RS422". This change allows Ki Pro to accept in-point timecode values for an
edit as the beginning timecode value for a recording. Example: the value 01:00:00:00 is
entered, this becomes the first frame of the Ki Pro recording.
Note: Not all RS-422 controllers send timecode values to devices over 9-pin. If the controlling
device does not send a timecode value by RS-422, another timecode source may be
selected in the CONFIG menu parameter 8.0 TC In.
IMPORTANT: Ki Pro can be used as a player or a recorder under RS-422 operation, but
when used as a recorder, Ki Pro can only perform assemble edits, not insert edits. This
means that Ki Pro creates a new file for each assemble edit performed; Ki Pro cannot
insert into an existing file.
Ki Pro can operate on a solitary clip under RS-422 control or all of the clips on the
Storage Module. Whether one clip or all clips are active under RS-422 is determined by
the MEDIA menu parameter 15.1 Play Media. IMPORTANT: Ki Pro may react erratically if
invalid clips or media are present and 15.1 Play Media "All" is selected.
Note: Ki Pro RS-422 device control under a single clip is designed so that the clip may be
obtained in it's entirety via non-linear capture. This is made possible because Ki Pro
produces video black/silence prior to the first frame of video for the single clip and after the
last frame of video for the single clip. This means that unlike video tape where you might
not have sufficient pre-roll to ingest a take into a non-linear editor, Ki Pro allows you to
obtain the whole clip by marking the in-point for ingest as the very first frame of video
recorded.
Use the ADJUST buttons to select a timecode hour.
01:00:00:00,
For example:
02:00:00:00, etc.
"
Selects Non-drop Frame timecode
Selects Drop Frame timecode
Start Record button is pressed
Start on Time Code or Record button
Selects Ki Pro control under front panel or web UI
Selects RS422 control of Ki Pro
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