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Setting the user bit value, Setting time values setting the user bit value, On page 78 in “cliplink shooting – Sony 570WSPL User Manual

Page 72: Set the tc mode switch 1 to preset

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Chapter 3

Shooting

Chapter 3 Shooting

Setting Time Values

Setting the User Bit Value

Note

Setting the user bit value may be disallowed in some
cases at ClipLink shooting. For details, see step

4

on

page 78 in “ClipLink Shooting”.

1

Set the DISPLAY switch to U-BIT.

The user bits indication appears.

2

Set the TC mode switch 1 to PRESET.

3

Set the TC mode switch 2 to SET.

This causes the left-most digit in the user bits
indication to start blinking.

4

Set the user bits.

Hexadecimal digits A to F are displayed as
follows.

5

Perform step 6 in “Setting the Time Code Value”
on page 74.

2 3

1

4

H

MIN

SEC

FRM

1

dB

2

PB DATE NDF EXT-LK

HOLD

CLIP

TAPE

BATT

DIAG

E

F

RF SERVO HUMID SLACK

Li

-

-40

-30

-12

0

IP

CL

CONT

OVER

OVER

WARNING

RESET

(MENU SET)

LIGHT

DISPLAY

ON

OFF

COUNTER

TC

U-BIT

-20

DVCAM

F

8

32k

F

8

48k

REC TIME SKIN DTL

EXT VTR
OUTPUT

VTR

TRIGGER

AUDIO LEVEL

AUDIO SELECT

AUDIO IN

CH-1

LITHIUM BATT

MENU

TTL
DUR

ON
OFF

OFF

TTL RESET

PARALLEL

PRESET

DATE/TIME

F-RUN

REGEN

F-RUN

R-RUN

VJ MIC

WIRELESS

SET

INT ONLY

EXT ONLY

FRONT

REAR

MIX

EXT

VBS

COMPONENT.

MONITOR SELECT

Y/C

SET

ClipLink

CONTINUE

ADVANCE

SHIFT

CH-1

CH-2

FRONT MIC

LOW CUT

ON

OFF

MONITOR OUT

CHARACTER

ON

OFF

AUTO

MAN

CH-2

HYPER

GAIN

ON

OFF

SETUP

FILE

STD

Operation

Step

Select a
digit

Press the SHIFT button.
Each time you press the SHIFT button,
the next digit to the right starts blinking.

Change a
value

Press the ADVANCE button.
Each time you press the ADVANCE
button, the displayed value is
incremented to F and returns to 0.

Reset

Press the RESET/(MENU SET) button.
The display returns to “00 00 00 00”.

Hexadecimal digit

A

B

C

D

E

F

Display

A

b

C

d

E

F

You can set the user bits as eight-digit hexadecimal
values (base 16) to have the date, time, scene number,
and other information inserted into the time code.
When using both the time code and user bits, set up the
user bits first. If you set the time code first, the internal
time code generator will remain stopped while you set
the user bits, which will set the time value off from the
original setting.