Group Locates; Master When In Play; Input Lock Tally Source; Chase Key Function - CB ELECTRONICS SR-3 User Manual

7.19 Group Locates

MENU 19:- Group Locates
0= No 1= Yes
1= Yes All chasing machines will locate independently to the cue point after a locate command.
0= No All chasing machines will follow the master machine during a locate.

7.20 Master When in Play

MENU 20:- Master When in Play
0= Off 1= Generator
This allows the user to specify the generator as the master machine in Play
7.21 Input Lock Tally
MENU 21:- Input Lock Tally From
0= System 1= Master
Normally Set to System, Set to master if using with Avid or Pro-tools auto-edit

7.22 Chase Key Function

MENU 22:- Chase Key Function
0= Chase 1= Group
For live Recording sessions direct to DAT without pre-striping the tapes, this enables machines to be
selected so that the same command is sent to all selected machines. Although a master machine may
be defined the machines are not locked.
7.23 System Timecode Standard
MENU 23:- Timecode Standard
0= 25 1= 30 2= 24 3= 29 DROP
In normal operation the system will setup the timecode standard automatically by reading the timecode
standard of the master machine. Any machine with a different standard to the master machine will be
indicated by adding a letter to indicate the standard at the end of the machine name (P=PAL, N=NTSC,
D=Drop, F=Film). Note: Drop and Non-Drop codes may be mixed.
When the Generator is used as the master this parameter may be used to set the generator standard.
If the master machine reports its standard incorrectly then the user will have to tell the system the
timecode standard of the machine. To do this first select the problem machine, enter setup and change
Setup|Iface|Generic|Menu 57: Timecode Standard to 1= Use System. Once this parameter is set the
Timecode standard may be set using Setup|Unit|Generic|Menu 20: Timecode Standard.
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