Sony Betacam SP BVW-50 User Manual

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Intended Readers
Introduction
Overview
Features
Improved Video Characteristics
Four-Channel Audio Recording
High-Speed Picture Search Function
Accurate Continuous Recording
Dolby NR System
Distinguishing the Cassette Tape Type
Designed for Field Operation
Low Power Consumption
L-Size Videocassette Loading
Button Deactivation Feature
Connecting of Other Equipment
Earphones and Headphones
Phantom Microphone
Optional Accessories
System Configurations
System Configuration for Field Editing
Precautions
Handling the VTR
Power Supply
Use and Storage Locations
Location and Function of Parts and Controls
Front Panel
Operation Functions
Rec Button/Lamp
E-E Mode
Adjustment Functions
Level Meters
Level Indication Button
Audio Recording Level Controls
Power Switch
Light Selector
Display Functions
Display Window
Warning Indications
Operation Status Indications
BATT Indication
TAPE Indication
Time Data Indication
RESET Button
Display Selector
Warning Lamp
Time Code Panel
Running Mode Selector
ADVANCE Button
SHIFT Button
Real Time Recording
REAL Time Insertion
Connector Panel
Audio Functions
Afm Input Ch
CONFI Selector
DOLBY NR Switch
AUDIO DUB Selector
PHONE LEVEL Control
Audio Input Signal Selectors
Earphone Jack
Headphones Jack
Video Functions
Color Frame Switch
Video Level Control
TC out Connector
Power Source Functions
Power Source Functions on the Connector Panel
RFU out Connectors
REMOTE Connector
DC out Connector
DC in 12V Connector
BREAKER Button
MODE Selector
Time Base Corrector Adjustment Panel
Getting Started
Supplying Power
Installing a Battery Pack
Installing a BP-90A Battery Pack
How Long the Battery Lasts
How to Install a Battery Pack
Installing Two NP-1B Battery Packs
Connecting an AC Power Adaptor
Loading and Unloading a Cassette Tape
Usable Cassette Tapes
Preventing Accidental Erasure of Recording
Loading a Cassette Tape
Checking the Tape Slack
Unloading a Cassette Tape
If the Battery Is Exhausted While the Tape Is in the VTR
Using the VTR in a Dark or Bright Place
Using in a Dark Place
Using in a Bright Place
Recording
Getting Ready to Record
Connecting the Required Equipment
Setting the Time Data
Setting the Time Code
Accessing the Time Code Panel
Drop Frame Mode
Non-Drop Frame Mode
Setting the User's Bits
Setting the Real Time in the User's Bits
User's Bit Indication in the Display Window
Recording the VITC and User's Bits
Checking the Real Time
Checking the VITC Value
Locking the Internal Time Code to an External Generator
Connecting the Equipment
To Start Locking the Internal Time Code
How the Built-In Generator Functions after It Is Locked
To Lock the User's Bits to External User's Bits
Locking an External Time Code to the Built-In Generator
Selecting the Video Input Signal
Adjusting the Video Input Level
Selecting the Audio Input Signal
Selecting the Recording Method
Recording with AFM Recording
Recording with Dolby NR System
Adjusting the Audio Input Level
Monitoring the Signal You Are Recording
Checking the VTR before Recording
Checking the Battrey Remaining
Checking the Tape Remaining
Tape Remaining Indication
Tape Remaining Warnings
Recording Operations
Avoiding Misoperation
Recording Procedure
To Pause Recording
Playback
Getting Ready to Play Back
Selecting and Adjusting the Monitor Audio Signal
Selecting the Audio Signal for Monitoring
Adjusting the Audio Monitor Level
Selecting the Monitor Audio Signal
Monitoring the Playback Picture on TV
Connecting the Required Equipment for Monitoring on TV
Playback the Signal on TV
Transmitting the Playback Signal Using a Field Pickup Unit
Connecting FPU
Playback Operations
To Pause Playback
Searching a Particular Scene
To Play Back the Picture at Faster Speed
Reading and Dispalying the Time Code/User's Bits
Displaying the Time Code/User's Bits
Superimposing the Time Code/User's Bits
Audio Dubbing
Setting the Switches
Audio Dubbing Operations
Editing
Overview of Editing
Setting up the Editing System Without the Editing Control Unit
Supplying the Signal
Supplying the Video Signal
Supplying the Reference Signal
Troubleshooting
When the Warning Indication Appears
How to Remove a Cassette Tape if the Battery Is Exhausted
Cleaning the Heads
Specifications
Putting the VTR into the Carrying Case
Video
Audio
Input Connectors
Output Connectors
Remote Control Connector
Special Functions
Supplied Accessories
Recommended Equipment
Glossary
Ltc
Radio Frequency Unit
Time Base Corrector
Time Code
Vertical Interval Time Code
Index

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