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Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder
ZFR100
Updated: 2010-11-18 - 16:03
Maintained by: Ray M. Owen, PSM
User‟s Manual
NOTE: All specifications in this manual are subject to change without notice.
ZFR200
230 West Parkway, Unit 9, Pompton Plains, NJ 07444 USA
Tel: 973-835-5000
Fax: 973-835-6633
Email:
info@zaxcom.com
ZFR800
Website:
www.zaxcom.com

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  • Page 1 Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User‟s Manual ZFR100 ZFR200 ZFR800 Updated: 2010-11-18 - 16:03 230 West Parkway, Unit 9, Pompton Plains, NJ 07444 USA Tel: 973-835-5000 Fax: 973-835-6633 Email: info@zaxcom.com Website: www.zaxcom.com NOTE: All specifications in this manual are subject to change without notice.

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Audio Gain page ........................................... 21 Highpass Filter page ..........................................22 Limiter page ............................................22 Timecode Frame-rate page ....................................... 22 Timecode Jam Mode page ........................................ 22 Timecode Source page ........................................23 Earpiece Source page (requires IFB Audio Option) (ZFR100 ONLY) ......................23...
  • Page 3 1K Notch Filter Frequency page (requires IFB Audio Option) ..........................25 Recording Format page ........................................26 IFB Signal Format page (requires IFB Audio Option) (ZFR100 ONLY) ......................26 IFB Receiver Enable page ........................................26 IFB Voting Enable page........................................26 IFB Frequency page ..........................................27 IFB Dropout Compensator page (requires IFB Audio Option) ..........................

  • Page 4: Table Of Figures

    Figure 4-2 STA100 attached to ZFR100 ................................ 38 Figure 4-3 STA150 & STA150 attached to ZFR100........................... 39 Figure 4-4 EA100 alone & EA100 attached to ZFR100 ..........................39 Figure 4-5 TCA100 attached to ZFR100 & TCA100 ..........................40 Figure 7-1 Two-wire microphone configuration (current transmitters) ....................45 Figure 7-2 Three-wire microphone configuration (current transmitters) ....................

  • Page 5: Table Of Tables

    Table 1-3 Compatible Non-RF Resistant Lavalier Microphones ......................10 Table 1-4 IFB Settings that Must be Consistent ............................11 Table 2-1 ZFR100 Power Switch Alternate Functionality ......................... 12 Table 2-2 ZFR100 Standard & Extended Menus ............................13 Table 2-3 ZFR200 Standard, Extended & Factory Setup Menus ......................15 Table 2-4 ZFR800 Standard &...

  • Page 6: Chapter 1 - Topics That Apply To Most Units

    Lightweight rugged design Integrated TC reader/generator accurate to 1 frame in 6 hours Efficient keypad for one-handed operation Integrated & encrypted IFB channel in recorder (ZFR100 & ZFR200) Integrated timecode reception (ZFR100 & ZFR200) RF remote control of recorders (ZFR100 & ZFR200):...

  • Page 7: What S Included With The Zfr100

    Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 1 o ZFR800 – up to ten hours on one CR123 battery Size and weight: (H x W x D – while looking at the screen) o IFB100 – 3.44” x 3.88” x 0.9”...

  • Page 8: Menu System

    Chapter 1____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual Menu System Figure 1-1 ZFR100 Front View The user interface for each unit consists of a Liquid Crystal Display with keys, as follows: MENU – Each time the MENU key is pressed, the next page/field in the current menu is displayed on the screen.

  • Page 9: Media

    Here is a testing procedure to determine if the card will function correctly: 1) Format the card in the Zaxcom unit. 2) Power cycle the unit. 3) Record audio to the card for several hours or more while in standalone mode (with no timecode source to prevent a re-jam event).

  • Page 10: Compatible Lavs

    When using a line-level input, an inline pad is required on the standard dynamic microphone input cable (XLR-3 to 3-pin micro-LEMO). When using a phantom powered microphone with the ZFR100 / ZFR200, you must use an external 48 VDC power supply.

  • Page 11: Battery Installation

    IMPORTANT: If operating using internal batteries, it is recommended that you use only Lithium or rechargeable NiMH. Any other battery chemistry including Alkaline and Ultra batteries have a substantially reduced runtime compared to Lithium or NiMH cells. This is true for all Zaxcom units. External Power Some of the units can be powered from an external power source.

  • Page 12: Chapter 2 - Digital Wireless System Recorders

    This chapter is intended to quickly familiarize you with the functions of each of the Digital Wireless System recorders. Getting to Know Your ZFR100 Bodypack Recorder The ZFR100 uses two AA batteries (Lithium or NiMH). This section was written based on firmware version 6.80. 1. REC key 7. Microphone/Timecode Input 2.

  • Page 13: Zfr100 Configuration Menus

    IFB Jam Threshold page {p.32} Send QRX Program page {p.32} Track Name page {p.32} Encryption Code page {p.33} Table 2-2 ZFR100 Standard & Extended Menus Each time the MENU key is pressed, the menu advances to the next page, in sequence.

  • Page 14: Getting To Know Your Zfr200 Bodypack Recorder

    Chapter 2____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual Getting to Know Your ZFR200 Bodypack Recorder The ZFR200 uses one AA battery (Lithium or NiMH). This section was written based on firmware version 6.80. 1. – Unit Power Switch 6. – DEC key / STOP key 2.

  • Page 15: Zfr200 Configuration Menus

    Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 2 ZFR200 Configuration Menus There are nine Standard, and twenty-two Extended menu pages, as follows: Standard Menu Extended Menu Transport Control page {p.21} Highpass Filter page {p.25} Audio Gain page {p.21} Limiter page {p.25} Highpass Filter page {p.22}...

  • Page 16: Getting To Know Your Zfr800 Handheld Recorder

    The ZFR800 uses a single CR123 battery. Uses screw-on microphone capsules made by Shure™ and Neumann™. Be aware that to use a Neumann capsule, a special adapter is required. Check with Zaxcom Sales for price and availability. This section was written based on firmware version 6.10.

  • Page 17: Device Interface

    Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 2 Device Interface Media Slot This slot holds a media card for local recording. To insert a card, with the screen facing you, turn the card so the finger contacts are facing away from you and down toward the slot. Insert it into the slot and press it down until you here a slight click.

  • Page 18: Recorder Bootup Sequences

    ”, followed by the unit‟s serial number.) (OPTIONAL PAGE: This statement indicates that an encryption code ENCRYPTION IS ON has been entered. Verify the code matches the associated receiver‟s code.) AUDIO ZAXCOM VA-AAA WWWWWW – Indicates what hardware is being initialized.) WWWWWW...

  • Page 19: Standard Bootup Sequence (With A Formatted Card Inserted)

    Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 2 Standard Bootup Sequence (with a formatted card inserted) SYNTH AB PCB REVB BBBB VER A-AAA (CC) FOUND SD CARD EEEEEEEEEE – Indicates the size of the card EEEEEEEEEE {i.e. 2 GBYTES or 512 MBYTES)

  • Page 20: Extended Menu Bootup Sequence (Without Any Card Inserted)

    – Indicates the month & day the version was created.) A-AAA JJ:KK:LL JJ:KK:LL – Indicates the time of day the version was created.) AUDIO ZAXCOM VA-AAA WWWWWW SN:ZZZZZ EXTENDED MENU PRESS UP TO EXIT Table 2-7 Extended Menu Bootup Sequence (without any card inserted)

  • Page 21: Common Recorder Standard Menu

    Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 2 Common Recorder Standard Menu Transport Control page STOP 00:00:00:00 000: Page purpose: This is the default page at startup and displays the following information: • Recorder mode • Current timecode • Current recording segment •...

  • Page 22: Highpass Filter Page

    Chapter 2____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual Highpass Filter page HIGH PASS: OFF Page purpose: This page maintains the cutoff frequency for the highpass filter. Parameters: 220Hz (valid range: , value step: Limiter page LIMITER: OFF Page purpose: This page enables/disables the limiter function. Parameters: -2dB -30dB...

  • Page 23: Timecode Source Page

    Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 2 Timecode Source page TC SOURCE: IFB (RF) Page purpose: This page maintains which input to use as the timecode source. Parameters: SIDE CONNECTOR – Accept a timecode source connected to the attached STAxxx‟s side connector.

  • Page 24: To Recreate The Wrapper Files (Will Not Destroy Existing Audio Takes)

    Chapter 2____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual FORMAT FAILED ERROR ## If the recorder displayed , do not use the card in the recorder. 7. Once the Success message (see above) appears, you will need to reboot so the unit can mount the card. To Recreate the Wrapper Files (will not destroy existing audio takes): Repeat each of the steps above, but substitute the following for step 4: FORMATTING FAT32...

  • Page 25: Highpass Filter Page

    Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 2 Highpass Filter page HIGH PASS: OFF Page purpose: This page maintains the cutoff frequency for the highpass filter. Parameters: 220Hz (valid range: , value step: Limiter page LIMITER: OFF Page purpose: This page manages the limiter function.

  • Page 26: Recording Format Page

    In operation, the first IFB100 will be closer to (or on) your cart and the second IFB100 will be some distance away to cover the area you anticipate using. While the unit (ZFR100 / ZFR200) is within range of the first IFB100, it will be receiving IFB audio on that lower IFB frequency.

  • Page 27: Ifb Frequency Page

    Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 2 IFB Frequency page FREQ: 2.403 RX SIGNAL: 01 Page purpose: This page maintains the IFB receiver‟s center frequency and displays the signal strength for the antennas in a numerical and graphical format. 2.403 2.475...

  • Page 28: Format Recording Card Page

    Chapter 2____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual Format Recording Card page PRESS UP KEY 5X TO ERASE CARD SUCCESS (REBOOT) #### MBYTES FORMAT FAILED ERROR ## Page purpose: This page erases and formats a media card. This must be done before the card can be used in the unit, or to erase the contents.

  • Page 29: Timecode Source Page

    Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 2 o If an STAxxx/TCA100 is being used and the timecode source is connected to it when the timecode source starts and stops. AUTO-JAM – continuously jams timecode, based on the Timecode Source page {p.29} selection.

  • Page 30: Expander Page

    Chapter 2____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual Expander page EXPANDER Page purpose: This page maintains the info used to expand the unit‟s dynamic range. PARMS Parameters: To enter this page, press the INC or DEC key, “ ” is displayed on the right. To move to the next parameter, momentarily press the MENU key.

  • Page 31: Adc Select Page

    Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 2 CMP KNEE 20dB : (valid range: , value step: (Compressor Soft Knee) Sets the "depth" of the compressor's soft knee. A soft knee of 6 dB will result in more gradual gain reduction in the 6 dB range over the compressor's set threshold.

  • Page 32: Side Tone Gain Page (Requires Ifb Audio Option)

    Chapter 2____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual LOOP RECORD – Once the media has filled up, the new audio will begin over-writing the oldest audio on the card. Side Tone Gain page (requires IFB Audio Option) SIDE TONE GAIN Page purpose: This boosts the audio being fed to the earpiece / headphone.

  • Page 33: Encryption Code Page

    The six-digit encryption code provides a total of 16,777,216 possible choices. If a Zaxcom receiver has been programmed with an encryption code, it will also continue to receive an uncoded transmitter (both ID#0 and ID#1 set to 000). Since the receiver has to check for two possible code situations, a slight performance penalty may be incurred during long-range reception.

  • Page 34: Chapter 3 - Recording Audio Using The Miniature Digital Recorders

    The FAT32 file system can be read on both Windows and Mac OS computers. However, the single file generated by the recorder can only be understood by the Zaxcom ZaxConvert program. It converts the file into a format (Broadcast Wave Format = BWF), that is useable in Post. This utility is available to anyone for free from the Zaxcom website.

  • Page 35: Dual Color Led

    NOTE: The unit‟s timecode accuracy is approximately 1 frame in 6 hours (1.54 PPM). Jamming timecode into the unit starts a new recording file. The Zaxcom conversion utility starts the transfer and conversion process at the point where the unit‟s timecode was jammed.

  • Page 36: Manually Jamming Tc With A Cable

    For a TC source that is not a Zaxcom Deva or Fusion recorder; if the TC output counts as normal while the recorder is in RECORD and freezes when the recorder is in STOP, the IFB100 can automatically start and stop all recorders with the same Group ID number as the recorder is started and stopped.

  • Page 37: Chapter 4 - Zfr100 Adapters

    Audio/Timecode Output Connector Figure 4-1 STA100 Front & Back Views Installation The STAxxx attaches to the ZFR100 with two screws. Tighten the two screws, alternating between them, until the adapter and recorder are tightly connected. CAUTION: Do not over-tighten the screws.

  • Page 38: Powering The Staxxx

    Selecting the stereo setting causes the unit to combine the two input signals together and record them on one INTERNAL STA-100 STA-150 channel. The ADC selection: – selects the internal mic input, selects the appropriate stereo adapter‟s audio. Figure 4-2 STA100 attached to ZFR100...

  • Page 39: Sta150 Stereo Adapter

    The STA150 is based on the STA100. The difference is the cables exit from the side, instead of out of the back. EA100 Earpiece Adapter Figure 4-4 EA100 alone & EA100 attached to ZFR100 The EA100 is used for monitoring audio (IFB or from the recording) when attached to the side of a ZFR100.

  • Page 40: Tca100 Timecode Adapter

    Chapter 4_______________________________________Zaxcom Digital Wireless System User’s Manual TCA100 Timecode Adapter Figure 4-5 TCA100 attached to ZFR100 & TCA100 The TCA100 timecode adaptor provides a dedicated timecode input to the ZFR100. This is especially helpful for using the auto-load feature manually (without the IFB100).

  • Page 41: Chapter 5 - New System Capabilities

    Zaxcom Digital Wireless System Owner’s Manual _____________________________________Chapter5 Chapter 5 – New System Capabilities Introduction Our Software Engineers make changes to the firmware to make it easier to use or to correct a problem that an Operator has encountered. But, every once-in-a-while, they come up with some truly ground-breaking additions to the system.

  • Page 42: Chapter 6 - Equipment Specifications

    Chapter 6____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual Chapter 6 – Equipment Specifications ZFR100 Specifications Recorder Audio Dynamic Range 103 dB Distortion 0.001% Frequency Response 20 Hz to 16 kHz Highpass Filter „OFF‟ or 30 to 220 Hz, step: 10 (6 dB per octave) Mic Power 3.3 VDC @ 10mA max...

  • Page 43: Zfr200 Specifications

    Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 6 ZFR200 Specifications Recorder Audio Dynamic Range 103 dB Distortion 0.001% Frequency Response 20 Hz to 16 kHz Highpass Filter „OFF‟ or 30 to 220 Hz, step: 10 (6 dB per octave) Mic Power 3.3 VDC @ 10mA max...

  • Page 44: Zfr800 Specifications

    Chapter 6____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual ZFR800 Specifications Recorder Audio Dynamic Range 103 dB Distortion 0.001% Frequency Response 20 Hz to 16 kHz Highpass Filter „OFF‟ or 30 to 220 Hz, step: 10 (6 dB per octave) Mic Power 9 VDC Mic Connector Compatible with Shure™...

  • Page 45: Chapter 7 - Wiring Diagrams

    FVB.00.303.NLA – has a latch with a twist release. CAUTION: When wiring a microphone for the ZFR100 / ZFR200, the microphone shield/ground must be connected to the LEMO shell as well as the correct pin on the microphone connector itself.

  • Page 46: Staxxx Cables

    Chapter 7____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual STAxxx Cables Left (Channel 1) Right (Channel 2) Figure 7-4 Standard XLR-3F to TA-5F Line-level input cable Figure 7-5 LEMO-5M to 1/8” male timecode input cable IMPORTANT: A stereo plug is required for external timecode sync. Do NOT connect to the ring on the plug.

  • Page 47: Chapter 8 - Firmware Information

    By upgrading the software, the range and feature set have and will continue to dramatically increase over time. Zaxcom has a reputation for constantly adding additional features and user suggestions during the product‟s lifetime. This ensures that your wireless system will perform better and better, the longer you own it.

  • Page 48: Trx / Zfr / Ifb Firmware History

    Chapter 8____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual TRX / ZFR / IFB Firmware History =================================================================================================================== Version 6.80: 2010-08-31 Fixed problem with AUTO-LOAD and record-run timecode support (in conjunction with ERX 1.07) Changed increased the record buffer size to help with slow SD cards popping out of RECORD mode =================================================================================================================== Version 6.76: 2010-08-31 Added...
  • Page 49 Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 8 Added model number “TRX992” Added drop out compensator to IFB reception – DRAMITICALLY INCREASED IFB PERFORMANCE Fixed various ZaxNet bugs =================================================================================================================== Version 6.39B: 2010-02-11 Removed TC READER popup window in IFB Changed Debug page to fit gain code properly =================================================================================================================== Version 6.39A: 2010-02-11...
  • Page 50 Chapter 8____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual =================================================================================================================== Version 6.29T: 2010-02-04 Added some of the new RXhandler heuristics to make smarter packet choices =================================================================================================================== Version 6.27A: 2010-02-04 Changed attempting to combine TRX900 and TR992 software builds =================================================================================================================== Version 6.26C: 2010-02-04 recompile of TRX900 with TRX992 build changes from ERX should not change anything =================================================================================================================== Version 6.26B: 2010-01-28...
  • Page 51 Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 8 =================================================================================================================== Version 6.22: 2009-12-08 Added upsidedown mask adjustment in LowPwrLED screen (UP*20 = set, DN*20 = clear it) =================================================================================================================== Version 6.21A: 2009-12-01 burn ERX works =================================================================================================================== Version 6.20G: 2009-11-30 Added UBCMD_END_PROG =================================================================================================================== Version 6.20F: 2009-11-28 Added IFB100 –...
  • Page 52 Chapter 8____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual =================================================================================================================== Version 6.15D: 2009-10-27 Re-added IFB100 – remote channel change page =================================================================================================================== Version 6.15C: 2009-10-14 Added IFB100 – ERX programming feature =================================================================================================================== Version 6.15B: 2009-10-06 Changed ClipOutputBuffers to separate ClipTXBuffers func Changed moved ClipOutputBuffers func lower in chunk Changed forced gADCgainSlew in IncDecGainL to fix gain freeze problem check IFB MONOMIX input select menu - missing?
  • Page 53 Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 8 Fixed TXPWRCAL menu so values can‟t go negative =================================================================================================================== Version 6.14D: 2009-09-15 Added RS232 support thru TC input pin for MIX8->IFB =================================================================================================================== Version 6.14C: 2009-09-15 Changed don‟t force UNKNOWN_MODE forever either (IFB) in TransmitIFBblock() =================================================================================================================== Version 6.14B: 2009-09-14...
  • Page 54 Chapter 8____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual Changed demo works now (not continuous commands from Deva) =================================================================================================================== Version 6.12J: 2009-05-28 Added TC debug vars to INC DEC Pacifier page =================================================================================================================== Version 6.12I: 2009-05-28 Fixed 16bit userbits (caused by parse TC cmd block) safe_UB was int not int32 Fixed timecode slate jitter problem ===================================================================================================================...
  • Page 55 Version 5.92: 2009-01-29 Added Card reformat to the FORMAT MINISD CARD page (9 DEC key presses) Changed SD card's volume label from ZAXCOM to ZAXCOMSD =================================================================================================================== Version 5.90: 2009-01-27 Added re-start if recording was forced into STOP mode due to an SD card problem =================================================================================================================== Version 5.89: 2009-01-27...
  • Page 56 Chapter 8____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual Removed IFB100 – IFB Audio Input Mix page =================================================================================================================== Version 5.88: 2009-01-26 Added TRX992 – VPX battery formula Changed TRX992 – swapped IFB mixer knob rotation to match the silk screening =================================================================================================================== Version 5.87: 2009-01-25 Deleted remnants of BlownPA detector Changed...
  • Page 57 Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 8 Added TRX992 – mute chunk in IFB audio codec when no packets are arriving =================================================================================================================== Version 5.70R: 2009-01-29 Changed parm==0 problem and some more tweaks to terminal and Trx900.c =================================================================================================================== Version 5.69R: 2008-11-28 Added special IQ cal mode in Terminal.c...
  • Page 58 Chapter 8____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual Fixed TC Reader no longer jams on seconds boundary =================================================================================================================== Version 5.33a: UNKNOWN Changed Loosened jam requirements =================================================================================================================== Version 5.20: 2008-03-07 Added Higher resolution transmit waveform to increase TX range =================================================================================================================== Version 5.19: 2008-02-29 Added Timecode display in Lock page Added...
  • Page 59 Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 8 Added LED OFF mode in the LED Reverse page =================================================================================================================== Version 5.00: 2007-10-29 Fixed TRX900 - swapped LOW1 / LOW2 display in the Pacifier page‟s remote power display =================================================================================================================== Version 4.99a: UNKNOWN Fixed...

  • Page 60: Chapter 9 - Menu Sheets

    Chapter 9____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual Chapter 9 – Menu Sheets Menu Sheet for ZFR100 MENU SETTINGS Standard Menu (Transport Control page {p.21}) While in STOP mode, press the DEC key to move the playback pointer backward. To PLAY, press the INC key.
  • Page 61 Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 9 (1K Notch Filter Enable page iii. 1K NOTCH FILTER: _____ {p.25}) ([OFF] \ [ON]) (1K Notch Filter Frequency page 1K NOTCH FREQ: _____ {p.25}) (valid range: 960 to 1040 Hz, value step: 2)
  • Page 62 Chapter 9____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual RATIO: ________ (valid range: 1:1.01 to 1:1.30 to 1:4.00, value step: 0.01) THRESH: ________ (valid range: 0 to -40 to -96 dB, value step: 1) REDUCE: ________ (valid range: 0 to -6 to -36 dB, value step: 1) SPEED: ([SLOW] / [NORMAL] / [FAST]) (Dynamics page xix.
  • Page 63 Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 9 (Recording Mode page xxii. RECORD MODE: ________ {p.31}) ([LOOP RECORD] / [NON-LOOP RECORD]) (Side Tone Gain page xxiii. SIDE TONE GAIN: ________ {p.32}) ([0dB] / [+6dB] / [+9dB]/ [+12dB]) (Allow IFB Remote Control page xxiv.

  • Page 64: Menu Sheet For Zfr200

    Chapter 9____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual Menu Sheet for ZFR200 MENU SETTINGS Standard Menu (Transport Control page {p.21}) While in STOP mode, press the DEC key to move the playback pointer backward. To PLAY, press the INC key. While in PLAY, press the INC key to move the playback pointer forward. (Audio Gain page ii.
  • Page 65 Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 9 (IFB Receiver Enable page v. RXMODE: ________ {p.26}) ([OFF] / [RX]) (IFB Voting Enable page vi. IFB VOTING: ________ {p.26}) ([NORMAL (OFF)] / [2 TXERS (ON)]) (IFB Frequency page vii. FREQ: ________ {p.27}) (valid range: 2.403 to 2.475 GHz, value step: 0.001)
  • Page 66 Chapter 9____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual ATTACK: ([SLOWEST] / [SLOW] / [NORMAL] / [FAST] / [FASTEST]) CMP RATIO: ________ (valid range: 1.0:1 to 3.0:1 to 5.0:1, value step: 0.1) CMP THRESH: ________ (valid range: 0 to -20 to -96 dB, value step: 1) CMP KNEE: ________ (valid range: 0 to 20 dB, value step: 1) EXP RATIO: ________...
  • Page 67 Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 9 5) Press the INC key 5 times to erase and format the card. 6) The display indicates its progress. 7) Wait for successful completion before using. If it fails, do not use it to record.

  • Page 68: Menu Sheet For Zfr800

    Chapter 9____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual Menu Sheet for ZFR800 MENU SETTINGS Standard Menu (Transport Control page {p.21}) While in STOP, press the DEC key to move the playback pointer backward. To PLAY, press the INC key. While in PLAY, press the INC key to move the playback pointer forward. (Audio Gain page ii.
  • Page 69 Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual____________________________________Chapter 9 (Expander page vi. EXPANDER {p.30}) PARMS: ([OFF] / [ON]) RATIO: ________ (valid range: 1:1.01 to 1:1.30 to 1:4.00, value step: 0.01) THRESH: ________ (valid range: 0 to -40 to -96 dB, value step: 1)
  • Page 70 Chapter 9____________________________________Zaxcom Miniature Digital Recorder User’s Manual (Recording Mode page ix. RECORD MODE: ________ {p.31}) ([LOOP RECORD] / [NON-LOOP RECORD]) (Track Name page x. NAME: ______________________ {p.32}) (max: 8 chars, char = 0 to 9, space, A to Z) RECORDING TO THE CARD i.

  • Page 71: Chapter 10 - Zaxcom Warranty Policy And Limitations

    _services.htm) and complete the form. You will receive an email or telephone call with the RMA #. Please write the RMA# on the front of the package. If you don‟t have internet access, you may request an RMA # by telephone. Zaxcom will return the warranty repair via 2 UPS or FedEx at their discretion.

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