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- Page 1 ON BOAR D M R ECOR DE R G ETTI NG STARTE D G U I DE...
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Page 2: Safety Precautions
Whilst Codex endeavours to ensure that all printed documentation provided is correct at the time of publication, this guide is not guaranteed to be error-free or up-to-date. Codex does not assume responsibility for issues or losses due to misinterpretation of the information in this document, errors in this document, or incorrect configuration or installation of the equipment described herein. -
Page 3: Getting Started
The battery meter on the display shows minutes remaining and a capacity remaining percentage for smart batteries, or else just a voltage reading. If the Shutdown volts setting in the System menu has been set too high for your battery, then you may not be able to start up normally. In this case, boot the Onboard M in safe mode by pressing a thin implement, such as a paperclip, through the small hole next to the power button, whilst pressing the power button. - Page 4 When the Hold Switch is on there will be a padlock symbol at the top of the screen, and none of the other buttons will respond until the Hold Switch is set to be off. The image below shows the screen with the padlock symbol: CODEX ONBOARD M RECORDER GETTING STARTED GUIDE VERSION 1.0...
- Page 5 Take values) for the next shot, or from the Shots list for any previous recordings. When a change has been made it is not automatically stored. Press Accept to save any changes, or press Cancel to lose them. Use the Clear button to wipe the contents of a field without having to use the text editor. CODEX ONBOARD M RECORDER GETTING STARTED GUIDE VERSION 1.0...
- Page 6 Roll name (max. 8 characters). When the Roll has been created the drives should all be listed as ‘Good’ and the Status as ‘Ready’. If this is not the case then contact Codex Support. Delete can be used to delete a Roll and all the shots on it.
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Page 7: Remote User Interface
REMOTE USER INTERFACE It is possible to control the Onboard M from a remote User Interface (UI), running on a networked computer. The remote UI software is available for both Windows and Mac, and can be downloaded from www.codexdigital.com/software. Once it is installed, ensure the IP address of the Onboard and the remote computer are in the same range, i.e. if the Onboard IP is 192.168.1.110 and the subnet is 255.255.255.0 then the remote computer should have an IP which begins 192.168.1. -
Page 8: Error/Warning Messages
If it happens during recording on both channels then it could be a symptom of a Datapack write-speed problem, in which case you should contact Codex Support. Input video signal wrong type Check the Video Format settings and make the appropriate changes. -
Page 9: Connector Pinouts
AUDIO 1/2 - 3 pin Mini XLR Switchable between balanced Line or AES 1 Ground 2 Audio In + 3 Audio In — HEADPHONE OUT - 3.5mm Jack Left channel audio Ring Right channel audio Sleeve Ground CODEX ONBOARD M RECORDER GETTING STARTED GUIDE VERSION 1.0... - Page 10 NOTES CODEX ONBOARD M RECORDER GETTING STARTED GUIDE VERSION 1.0...
- Page 11 NOTES CODEX ONBOARD M RECORDER GETTING STARTED GUIDE VERSION 1.0...
- Page 12 INFO@CODEXDIGITAL.COM Codex Onboard M Recorder Getting Started Guide v1.0 Codex Digital Limited reserve the right to alter the specification at any time and without prior notice. © Copyright Codex Digital Limited. May 2012. All other trademarks used are the property of their respective owners.
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