FOCUS Enhancements MR-HD100 - Manual (Page 25)

Introduction
MR-HD100 Media Recorder
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e. In addition, the MR-HD100 is upgradable in the field.
• Flexible Capacities and Power
a. The MR-HD100 hard drive provides hours of recorded
content capacity. See www.focusinfo.com for the
currently available hard drive capacities.
b. Power the MR-HD100 using:
• Removable Li-ion battery pack supplied with the
unit.
• AC adapter supplied with the unit.
• Accepts 11-18 volt DC input.
• FireWire connection between the MR-HD100 and a
computer via an active FireWire port with power.
Using a 6-pin to 6-pin FireWire cable, it is possible to
power the MR-HD100 and charge its battery.
• Metadata
Fast and flexible metadata generation that includes the ability to
log metadata using a wired or wireless USB 2.0 network adapter
and a device with web browser capabilities (computer, laptop,
PDA, etc.)
• Multiple Control Modes
External, Normal, and Syncro -- coordinate control between
camera and MR-HD100.
• Multiple Timecode Modes
External or Internal Free Run, Rec Run or Regen.
• Never Miss A Shot
MR-HD100's ten second Retro Cache record mode means you
are always recording. When action happens, you know up to ten
seconds prior to the event occurring is saved in your clip.
• HD NFR Formats
QuickTime, MXF (Avid) and M2T HD NFR.
• Retro Cache Mode with 10 Second Cache
This mode insures that action at the beginning of video clip is
not missed. In Retro Cache mode, the MR-HD100 is in a state
similar to Pause, except that it is continuously recording video in
a loop of user-defined length: up to 10 seconds. When active
FireWire Connection Is Not A Data Interface
Mounting the MR-HD100 to a computer is done exclusively
through the USB2 interface.