Auto Timer Rec - Sony SRW-9000 Operation Manual

3
Turn the SELECT/ENTER dial to
select the number of frames to record in
one take.
4
Start recording.
In Manual Timer Rec mode, "M" appears on
the HOME screen before the number of lines
of the signal format.
After about 0.5 seconds of normal tape
recording, the specified number of frames are
accumulated in the memory of the HKSR-
9002. Recording to tape starts again when the
amount of data reaches the specified amount.
The tally indicator of this unit lights during
storage to memory and during recording to
tape.
During Manual Timer Rec recording, each
time the PAUSE button is pressed, the
specified number of frames are accumulated
in the memory and the unit is put into
recording standby mode.
To check the amount of data in memory
Press FUNC + HOME twice. The amount
appears at the bottom of the display (see page
101).
To cancel Manual Timer Rec mode
Press the STOP button.
Note
Do not stop recording until the amount of data in
memory exceeds 20%. When there is only a small
amount of data in memory, recording may stop without
transferring the images to tape.
96 Timer Rec

Auto Timer Rec

Note
In the SYSTEM Setup menu, set SELECT FPS to
"OFF".
1
In the SYSTEM Setup menu, set EDIT
>TIMER REC to "AUTO".
2
In the submenu window, select
"Interval" and then press the SELECT/
ENTER dial.
A setting window opens.
3
Turn the SELECT/ENTER dial to set
the recording interval (hours/minutes/
seconds).
4
In the submenu window, select "Auto
Frm" and then press the SELECT/
ENTER dial.
A setting window opens.
5
Turn the SELECT/ENTER dial to
specify the number of frames to record
in one take.
6
Put the unit into recording paused
mode.
In Auto Timer Rec mode, "T" appears on the
HOME screen before the number of lines of
the signal format.
Recording at the specified intervals of
specified time begins, and the specified
number of frames are accumulated in the
memory of the HKSR-9002. Recording to
tape starts when the amount of data reaches
the specified amount. The tally indicator of
this unit lights during storage to memory and
during recording to tape.