FOCUS Enhancements FS-2/2E manual Edit/Utility/Input Buttons, Edit Function Keys

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FS-2/2E FUNCTIONS

CHAPTER 2

FS-2/2E FUNCTIONS

This chapter contains the following sections: Edit/Utility/Input Buttons

LCD Menu Soft Keys

Transport Control Keys LCD Display

FS-2/2E Menus and Functions

Edit/Utility/Input Buttons

To the right of the hard disk drive are a bank of 15 buttons as shown below.

MARK IN

MARK

PLAY

KEEPER

FOLDER

 

OUT

LIST

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

OSD

HDD

LOCK

REMOTE

E-E

 

 

 

 

 

CMPST

Y/C

CMPNT

SDI

DV

 

 

 

 

 

The first row contains five buttons that are Edit functions keys.

The second row consists of five buttons that are Utility keys.

The third row has five buttons that are Input buttons.

Edit Function Keys

This section explains the edit function keys.

MARK

MARK

PLAY

KEEPER

FOLDER

IN

OUT

LIST

 

 

MARK IN - Mark In Key

Use the MARK IN key to mark a particular frame as a starting point when creating a clip for a playlist. Refer to “Playlist Menu” on page 2-15 of this user guide for more information about Playlists.

NOTE: It is only possible to mark in and out points during playback.

MARK OUT - Mark Out Key

Use the MARK OUT key to mark a particular frame as an ending point when creating a clip for a playlist.

NOTE: Once you have selected In and Out points, press the PLAYLIST key. (The In and Out key lights will turn off). You are then free to add more clips to the playlist by again selecting In and Out points. When finished, go to the PLAYLIST menu under

SETUP.

PLAYLIST – Add to Playlist key

Press this key during stop or play to add a current clip to the playlist.

Once In and Out points have been selected, press this key to add selected clips to the playlist.

KEEPER - Keeper Key

By pressing the Keeper key during a recording, you can mark each clip into the KEEPER folder on disk.

To add all KEEPER clips to the KEEPER folder on the disk drive, select UTILITIES->ORGANIZE CLIP from the FS-2/2E menu.

FOLDER - Folder Key

By pressing the Folder key during a recording, you can mark each clip into particular pre-named folders on disk (up to 10 folders can be prenamed). Default names for the folders are 0 through 9. Refer to “How to Mark Scenes” on page 3-7 of this user guide to set up Scene Marking folders).

By repeatedly pressing the FOLDER key, you can scroll though the available folders. You can also assign clips to folders using the numeric keypad on the optional remote control units. The current clip can be marked during recording, playback or in stop mode. Once selected, the clip is marked for placement into that particular folder.

To add all marked clips to their respective folders on the disk drive, select UTILITIES -> ORGANIZE CLIP from the FS-2/2E menu.

For more information on SCENE MARKING, refer to “How to Mark Scenes” on page 3-7 of this user guide.

If the FOLDER key is lit during playback, the FS-2/2E PLAY FROM mode is set to FOLDER.

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Contents FS-2/2E Studio DTE ReleaseContacting Focus Enhancements Office Hours Telephone Fax AddressImportant Safety Instructions Information to UserGrounding or Polarization Part Number MANL-0927-03 Part Number MANL-0927-03 Part Number MANL-0927-03 Table of Contents Introduction Table of Contents Using the FS-2/2E PAL/NTSCTable of Contents Reference Recorder? What is a DTE DiskWhat is the FireStore FS-2/2E?Basic Applications Package ContentsReceiving, Unpacking, and Inspecting Mounting in a 19 Electronics Rack Installation Site RequirementsInserting the Internal 3.5 IDE Drive Using External Disk Drives Physical Features Rear Connection Panel Introduction Setting Up the FS-2/2E Setting the Time and Date Formatting the DriveReplacing the Power Module Fuse ForwardEdit/Utility/Input Buttons Edit Function KeysUtility Function Keys Input Source Selection KeysLCD Menu Soft Keys Transport Control KeysForward Search Key Welcome To FIRESTORE2-E Please WaitLCD Display No Disk Detected MenuTimecode/User Bit Display Mode Volume NumberPlay/Record Status Symbol Record/Play Status IndicatorTimecode or User Bit Value Current Disk VolumeAvailable Space on Volume Folder DisplayFS-2/2E Menus and Functions COMPOSITE, Component Network Setup Audio in Levels TC ModeDISABLE, PAUSE/UNPAUSE, INDEX/NEW FILE, REC Snapshot USER/PASSWORD View IP InfoSoft Keys Menu ItemsSub-Menu Available Record MenuRetro Cache Loop Record StillLocal Control Mode MenuTime Lapse RemoteAV/C Play Mode Menu Track List Play From Mode MenuPlaylist Menu Play ListNew OpenSave EditExitnext Delete ITEM?Insert Item Clip Info HDDInternal HDD HDD BypassDelete List Record Format Menu Setup MenuSET DATE&TIME OS Version # OS Upgrade PAL/NTSC Exitsel Set Date & TimeOS Upgrade OS Version #Ntsc PAL Exit Upgrade System Firmware Exit YESUpgrade will Erase Current CONTINUE? Exit YES RS422 RemoteComposite Video Component SDI Exitsel TC ModeAudio Input Audio In LevelsExit SEL DROP/NON DropTC Set On Screen Display TC Delay FS-2E onlyFF/RW Hi Res Backlight GPI PortStop Output Folder Pref Audio CorrectPreferences Analog OutNetwork Setup USERFS2 Paswdfocus Exit Save Next Dhcp Disabled Not Connected NextFTP Telnet WEB Exitsel Video Out Adj Utilities MenuRef Video Compnt LevelOrganize Clip Organize PinnOrganize Organize Keep CLIPS? Exit YES noFormat Disk Delete ClipPartition Repair Factory ResetDiagnostic File NameUsing the FS-2/2E Using the FS-2/2EHow to Playback How to Make a RecordingHow to Put Recorded Clips on a Computer System Mounting FireWire Disk Drives Windows XP, 2000, 98SE and ME Using the FS-2/2E Mounting FireWire Disk Drives Macintosh Dismounting FireWire Disk Drives Macintosh Creating a PlaylistHow to Mark Scenes Disk Connecting the FS-2/2E to a NetworkCounter Menu Disp ShftReference Technical SpecificationsComponent Y, Pr, Pb 3 x BNC in, 3 x BNC out Headphone Output 1 x 1/4 TRS jack w/ level control Balanced OutputsSNR RPMShuttle Speed Parameters Supported RS422 CommandsFS-2/2E LCD Display Modes Jog Speed ParametersCustom Commands AutoCOMPONENT-SMPTE Reference Index FS-2 and FS-2E Studio DTE Disk Recorders User Guide FS-2 and FS-2E Studio DTE Disk Recorders User Guide FS-2 and FS-2E Studio DTE Disk Recorders User Guide

FS-2/2E specifications

FOCUS Enhancements FS-2/2E is a comprehensive video monitoring and recording solution designed for professionals in the broadcast and production industries. This advanced device serves as both a video converter and a monitoring tool, providing users with the flexibility and functionality needed for high-quality video workflows.

One of the standout features of the FS-2/2E is its ability to handle a wide range of video formats and resolutions. Supporting both SD and HD formats, including 1080i and 720p, the FS-2/2E ensures compatibility with various production environments. Additionally, it supports multiple input sources, including composite, component, and SDI connections, allowing for seamless integration with different video equipment.

The FS-2 model comes equipped with a powerful processing engine, which provides real-time up-conversion and down-conversion capabilities. This technology is crucial for ensuring that video content maintains the highest quality regardless of the output format or equipment used. The FS-2E variant further enhances this functionality, offering additional features tailored for more specialized applications.

One of the key characteristics of the FS-2/2E is its robust frame-rate conversion. This feature is indispensable when dealing with projects that require a smooth and consistent playback experience across varying source formats. The unit can automatically adjust frame rates, significantly enhancing the viewing experience while minimizing artifacts commonly associated with conversion processes.

In addition to these technical capabilities, the FS-2/2E also boasts a user-friendly interface. Its intuitive controls allow operators to easily navigate settings and adjustments, making it accessible for both seasoned professionals and newcomers to the industry. This ease of use is complemented by comprehensive monitoring options, including waveform and vector scope displays, which provide vital feedback for video quality management.

Another noteworthy aspect of the FS-2/2E is its rugged and portable design. Built to withstand the demands of on-location production, the unit is compact yet durable, making it an ideal companion for video professionals working in the field. With its combination of high functionality, versatile format support, and user-centered design, the FOCUS Enhancements FS-2/2E continues to be a valuable asset for anyone involved in video production and broadcasting.