JVC BR-DV6000U - Manual (Page 42)

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Control with RS-422A
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VIDEO LINE
IN
OUT
MONITOR OUT
DC12V
DV IN/OUT
IN OUT OFF
AUDIO
REMOTE2
IN B-Y R-Y
SYNC IN TIME CODE IN OUT
Y
COMPONENT
OUT CH 1/3 CH 2/4
IN
OUT
MONITOR OUT REMOTE1 TIMER
REC PLAY
SERIAL REMOTE SINGLE GND
Y/C
RS-422A
AUDIO OUT VIDEO OUT
REMOTE 1 (9P)
EDIT – Using a non-linear editing system –
Tape contents of BR-DV6000 are captured by a non-linear editing system and the non-linear edited
contents are recorded on BR-DV6000.
: Connection :
: Setting :
Ⅵ Set the [REMOTE/LOCAL] switch on the
front panel to REMOTE.
Ⅵ REMOTE (1/2) Menu screen
• Set REMOTE SEL 9-PIN to “ON”.
Ⅵ REMOTE (2/2) Menu screen
● REMOTE FF/REW MODE:
Use this item to select the operation to be per-
formed if the FF or REW command is received
during playback. (FF/REW or Search)
If the search operation is not performed prop-
erly, set it to “SEARCH”.
● CONTROLLER TYPE (in the REMOTE 2/2
Menu screen):
Set this item to “TYPE1”.
: Setting :
Ⅵ REMOTE (1/2) Menu screen
● Set REMOTE SEL DV to ON or LOC+REM.
Set this item to ON if it is to become enabled
only when the REMOTE/LOCAL switch on the
front panel is set to REMOTE.
Set this item to LOC+REM if it is to become
enabled regardless of the position of the RE-
MOTE/LOCAL switch.
Control with the DV terminal
(Digital signals)
Memo
If the time code of BR-DV6000 is not displayed correctly when the non-linear side moves one frame
forward or backward, set the STILL mode to “FRAME.”
IEEE1394 (image, audio, control)
DV terminal
Analog audio
Analog video
Non-linear system
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– – – M E N U – – –
S Y S T E M . .
R E M O T E . .
A U D I O . .
V I D E O . .
T C / U B / C L O C K . .
D I S P L A Y
S E T . .
N E T W O R K P A C K C O N F I G . .
M O V I E C L I P . .
E X I T
– – – S Y S T E M [ 1 / 2 ] – – – – – –
S Y N C S E L E C T A U T O
S T L / F . A D V M O D E 2 N D
B A C K U P R E C T I M E O F F
L O N G P A U S E T I M E 5 M I N
L O N G P A U S E M O D E F . A D V
“ , ” K E Y F U N C . V A R
R E P E A T M O D E O F F
N E X T P A G E
P A G E B A C K
– – – A U D I O – – –
A U D I O M O D E 4 8 K
A . O U T S E A R C H O N
A U D I O I N P U T S E L R C A
A U D I O O U T L E V – 2 0 d B
V . F A D E O N
P A G E B A C K
– – – R E MO T E [ 1 / 2 ] – – –
R E MO T E S E L 9 P O N
R E MO T E S E L S E R O N
R E MO T E S E L D V O N
R E MO T E S E L J V C O N
R E MO T E S E L N E T O N
L O C A L F U N C T I O N S T P + E J T
P R E R O L L 7 S E C
N E X T P A G E
P A G E B A C K
– – – V I D E O – – –
V I D E O I N P U T S E L Y / C
S E T U P ( N T S C ) O F F
B L A C K B U R S T O F F
P A G E B A C K
– – – T C / U B / C L O C K ( 1 / 2 )– – –
T C G S O U R C E I N T E R N A L
T C G S E L E C T R E G E N
T C G M O D E R E C - R U N
N D F / D F ( N T S C ) D R O P
D F B I T ( P A L ) – – –
T C D U P L I C A T E O F F
T C O F F S E T O F F
N E X T P A G E
P A G E B A C K
– – – D I S P L A Y [ 1 / 2 ] – – –
L C D B R I G H T N E S S 0
L C D C H R O M A 0
L C D C O N T R A S T 0
L C D A U T O O F F 3 0 M I N
D I S P L A Y O N
C O U N T E R P O S I . L O W E R - R
N E X T P A G E
P A G E B A C K
– – – D I S P L A Y [ 2 / 2 ] – – –
T I M E C O D E O N
V T R M O D E O N
T A P E R E M A I N O N
T I M E / D A T E D A T E + T M
A U D I O I N F O . O N
E D I T I N F O . O N
D A T E S T Y L E . Y Y / M M / D D
T I M E S T Y L E . 2 4 H O U R
P A G E B A C K
– – – R E M O T E [ 2 / 2 ] – – –
R E M F F / R E W M O D E F F / R E W
R E M S T O P S E L . E E
P B S T A R T D E L A Y O F
S Y N C H R O N I Z A T I O N O N
C O N T R O L L E R S E L T Y P E 1
F O O T S W O F F
P A G E B A C K
– – – S Y S T E M [ 2 / 2 ] – – – – – –
D C I N M O D E O P E O F F
I N D E X W R I T E O N
R E P L I C A T I O N O F F
R E P L I C A T E D E L A Y O F F
O P E R A T I O N L O C K O F F
F
P B / D V I N N T S C
A C T O R Y S E T T I N G C A N C E L
D R U M H O U R M E T E R 0 0 0 0 0 0
P A G E B A C K
– – – T C / U B / C L O C K ( 2 / 2 )– – –
U - B I T ( P A L )
D A T E
R E C O F F
C L O C K A D J U S T . .
P A G E B A C K
– – – C L O C K A D J U S T – – –
D A T E 0 2 / 1 0 / 2 2
T I M E 0 0 : 0 0 : 0 0
P A G E B A C K
MENU SCREENS – Structure of the Menu screens –
The Menu screens are displayed on the monitor or the LCD. They are structured with multiple
layers.
Top menu
Normal screen
SYSTEM (1/2) menu
REMOTE (1/2) menu
AUDIO menu
VIDEO menu
DISPLAY (1/2) menu
CLOCK ADJUST menu
DISPLAY (2/2) menu
TC/UB/CLOCK (2/2) menu
SYSTEM (2/2) menu
REMOTE (2/2) menu
TC/UB/CLOCK (1/2) menu