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2-6 Submenu Screen Display
1 Channel condition/input video
level display
Depending on the unit's operating
status, one of the following is
displayed here.
COND: Displayed during playback.
The playback condition is
displayed on a scale of three
levels.
CONFI: Displayed during crash
recording when the CONFI is set
to ON in video settings page 1/2
(see page 2-29). The playback
condition of recorded signals is
displayed on a scale of three
levels.
VIDEO: Displayed in E-E mode.
When using composite video, the
video level is displayed on a scale
of nine levels.
PRE-R: Displayed when PREREAD
on video setting page 1/2 is set to
ON. During playback, the
playback condition is displayed
on a scale of three levels. When
using composite video in E-E
mode, the video level is displayed
on a scale of nine levels.
2 Time data display
Displays the time data and its type.
TC: Timecode
UB: User bits
No display: CTL
3 VITC/LTC display
Depending on the unit's operating
status, one of the following is
displayed here.
During playback: VITC when VITC
timecode has been read, LTC
when LTC has been read.
During recording: The timecode
being recorded.
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Preparations
During E-E: The timecode to be
recorded, when it has been read.
4 525/625 display
Displays 525 when the unit is being
used as with the 525 system, and 625
when it is being used with the 625
system.
5 Cassette type and remaining
tape time display
Displays the ¡Ape of cassette in use
and its remaining time (in 2-minute
increments).
SX: Betacam SX
SP: Betacam SP
OX: Oxide tape
– –: No cassette is loaded.
When the remaining time falls to 2
minutes or less, the indication
becomes 0 and flashes together with
the cassette type indication.
Note
When the unit is playing back a
Betacam SP cassette, the recording/
playback format is displayed
according to the setting of the SP
TAPE switch on the control panel.
6 Remaining battery power
display
Displays the remaining battery power
on a scale of seven levels. When the
power is nearly exhausted, the BATT
display flashes. When the power is
completely exhausted, a flashing E
(End) appears.
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