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and allow time for the machine to lace.
7.56 Wait for Code to Stabilise
MENU 56:- Wait for Code to Stabilise
0= 1= 2= 3= 4= 5= 6= 7= 8= 9= * 3 Frames
After the initial play command is issued the SR-4 will wait for the specified number of frames before
attempting to servo the slave machine. This parameter is useful on machines (for instance the DA-88)
which give incorrect positional information during start-up.
7.57 Max Slew Speed
MENU 57:- Max Slew Speed
0= 1= 2= 3= 4= 5= 6= 7= 8= 9= Max
This parameter limits the maximum speed of the machine when locking. When locking the lock
algorithm determines the speed of the machine dependant on the distance to lock, the father away from
lock the faster or slower the machine. Some servo's lose stability at high speeds, hard disk machines
may not be able to output audio above a certain speed.
7.58 Wait for Lock Tally
MENU 58:- Wait for Lock Tally
0= Yes 1= No
Normally set to Yes for tape based machines, after slewing to lock, the system waits for 5 frames and
then a lock tally from the machine before checking for lock. Set to NO for Pro-Tools, the system will
then check after 5 frames without waiting for a lock tally.
7.59 Use Play tally as Lock Tally
MENU 59:- Report Lock on
0= Servo Lock 1= Play Tally
A number of machines do not support a servo lock tally (MX2424 as a master, Doremi without video
syncs) This parameter allows you to select the play tally as a lock tally.
7.60 Select Acceptable Error Window
MENU 60:- Select Acceptable Error
0= None 1= 2= 3= 4= 5= 6= 7= 8= 9= Frms
After the initial lock and 1 second of locked play no action will be taken unless the error exceeds the
acceptable error window. this should is normally set at one frame to allow for occasional jitter. This
parameter allows the playback from machines where the timecode has been recorded incorrectly.
7.61 Serial Position Request
MENU 61:- Serial Position Request
0= Mid, 1= Start, 2= Mid-O, 3= Start-O
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