JVC BR-HD50E instruction manual „ System 2/2 Menu

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„SYSTEM [2/2] Menu

Item

Setting

 

 

 

Description

DC IN MODE

EOPE OFF (00)

For selecting the action to perform when the power is supplied to

(0107)

OPE ON (01)

the DC IN terminal:

 

 

OPE OFF : Sets BR-HD50 to the OPERATE OFF mode.

 

 

OPE ON : Sets BR-HD50 to the OPERATE ON mode.

INDEX WRITE

OFF (00)

For enabling/disabling index signal recording.

(0108)

EON (01)

OFF : No index signal

 

 

ON : Select here to record index signals.

 

 

 

 

It records an index signal automatically at the position

 

 

 

 

where recording starts.

OPERATION

EOFF (00)

For enabling/disabling OPERATION LOCK.

LOCK

ON (01)

OFF : Turns off OPERATION LOCK and the operation buttons of

(0109)

 

 

 

BR-HD50 can be used.

 

 

ON : Turns on OPERATION LOCK. The operation buttons and

 

 

 

 

slide switches of BR-HD50 are disabled except the OPER-

 

 

 

 

ATE ON button and MENU operation. (XPage 36)

60/50 SEL

60 (00)

Sets HD video signal format to 60Hz or 50Hz.

(010A)

50 (01)

This menu item applies only to HDV format.

 

 

This must be set in the following situations.

 

 

• Set this menu item to match the input video signal format when

 

 

 

inputting HDV signals to the IEEE1394 terminal.

 

 

• Set this menu item to match the video format recorded on the

 

 

 

tape when playing a tape recorded with HDV signals.

 

 

60 : The HD signal format becomes 60Hz.

 

 

50 : The HD signal format becomes 50Hz.

 

 

[Settings upon shipping: U model: 60, E model: 50]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Memo

 

 

 

 

z

 

 

 

The unit restarts when this menu setting is changed.

 

 

z The front panel 60 or 50 indicator is lit, according to this menu setting.

 

 

z Recording and playback are unavailable when this menu setting dif-

 

 

 

fers from the HDV input signal or HDV recorded tape signal format.

 

 

z During DV/analog signal input or when playing a tape recorded with DV/

 

 

 

analog signals, the field frequency format is fixed for the region, regard-

 

 

 

less of this menu setting. [U model: 60Hz (NTSC), E model: 50Hz (PAL)]

FACTORY SET-

ECANCEL (00)

For enabling/disabling the factory setting for the Menu screens.

TING

EXECUTE (01)

CANCEL : Disable the factory setting

(010b)

 

EXECUTE: Enable the factory setting

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Memo

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The unit restarts when this menu setting is executed.

PB TAPE

EAUTO (00)

Selects whether to automatically detect playback tape video for-

FORMAT

DV (01)

mat, or to playback only a specific format.

(010c)

HDV (02)

AUTO

: Automatically detects and plays back all video formats.

 

DVCAM (03)

DV

: Plays back only video in DV format.

 

 

HDV : Plays back only video in HDV format.

 

 

DVCAM : Plays back only video in DVCAM format.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Memo

 

 

 

 

z

 

 

 

When set to a specific format and a tape with a different format

 

 

 

is played back, there will be noise in the video.

 

 

z If you play back a tape containing both DV and HDV formats,

 

 

 

the video signal is disturbed when the signal is switched.

DRUM HOUR

 

For displaying the time of drum usage.

METER

 

* The cursor cannot be brought to this item.

PAGE BACK

 

For returning to the SYSTEM [1/2] Menu screen.

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Contents For Customer Use BR-HD50Important Safeguards Remarque InformationInformation for Canada Renseignement Pour Canada European Union Port Cable LengthBusiness users Other Countries outside the European Union For Your Safety Please Read the Following Text Carefully Power SystemMust be Earthed For Continental EUROPE, ETC For U.K. onlyHDV 720p format Compatible with 60Hz/50Hz HD signal for- matCompatible with DV format Compatible mechanism for standard/mini DV cassettesTable of Contents Remarks of usage Introduction„ Erasure prevention Cassette tapeStandard DV cas- z Mini DV cassettes settes LA-DV276M-DV63PRO LA-DV186M-DV63HD LA-DV124„ HD signal format „ HDV and DV signal input/outputHDV and DV format „ Recording time „ HDV 720p and DV format„ HD video output „ Regular maintenance Regular maintenance„ Head cleaning Condensation Cleaning tapeOperating environ Ment1Cassette loading slot/LED Names and Functions of Parts2OPERATE button/LED 3EJECT button„ Pause button/LED „ Play button/LED„ FF button/LED „ Stop button/LED7COUNTER switch 5REMOTE/LOCAL switch 6INPUT Select switch„ Dvcam indicator light 8IEEE1394 IEEE1394 terminal switch„ 60 indicator light „ 50 indicator lightHSpecial functions/Setting buttons FRESET buttonSetting screens EMENU button„ SEARCH+/S button „ BLANK/P button„ SEARCH-/Q button „ SET button3VIDEO Line OUT terminal BNC 2VIDEO Y/C in terminal 4-PINRear panel 5COMPONENT OUT Component sig- nal output terminal BNC×3 0HDMI OUT Hdmi signal output termi- nal6CH1 Audio in terminal RCA 7CH2 Audio in terminal RCACDC power cord clamp BDC power input terminalDSIGNAL GND terminal AIEEE1394 IEEE1394 terminal 6PFREMOTE RS-422A terminal D-SUB 9P ESERIAL Remote terminal mini jackGFan HSlot cover for servicingON-SCREEN Display „ HDV format „ DV formatSampling frequency/audio Output CHDate/time When the unit is in the Analog/HDV Signal RecordingIt displays the date and time Hrmmss Or Stop mode, it displays the data of the built-in clockCounter display VCR operation modeRemaining tape Display displayed during operation Description Event/Alarm displayDisplay displayed for about 3 seconds Description Display DescriptionLP Tape Invalid TapeNo HDV/DV SIG NAL Copy InhibitConnection „ Input signal„ Output signal Audio in terminal RCA×2 Connect an audio cable Connecting audio signalsDigital input IEEE1394 terminal 6P Attaching the supplied ferrite core Connecting with Serial Remote terminals „ Operate BR-HD50 with the wired remote controllerTo the DC cord. XPage Inputting analog signal RECORDING/OUTPUT Signal FormatComponent OUT ModelHD signal Input Inputting digital signalHdmi OUT terminal Line OUT terminal HDVVideo HD signal „ Output terminal video/audio signal format during playbackPlayback IEEE1394 Hdmi OUT terminalTurning off the power Turning on the powerPreparation „ Turn off BR-HD50Operation Lock mode Selecting the operating method main unit/remote controller„ Setting the REMOTE/LOCAL switch „ Turning on the Operation Lock modeEjecting the cassette tape Loading the cassette tapeSetting/Displaying date and time Setting date and timeSetting the date and time in the Clock Adjust Menu screen TC/UB/CLOCK 2/2 Menu screenOn-screen status display Selecting date/time display„ Display Menu screen Setting the Menu screen Check settingsSelecting HD signal format Display the System 2/2 Menu screenRecording Setting Menu screens„ Selecting digital input signal Selecting input signal„ Settings for digital video format Settings for digital signal input„ Setting System Menu screen Setting related Menu screen„ Settings for recording the time code Adjusting audio recording level SettingsAdjusting audio recording level „ Increasing the recording level„ Adjusting the CH2 channel „ Adjusting the CH1 channelAudio recording level is fixed to the initial setting value Recording index signals No backup recording „ For using GY-DV5000/DV5100 as the source unitOFF Recording begins on the source unitRemote SEL SER Recording with Serial Remote terminalsRemote 1/2 Menu screen Remote 2/2 Menu screenPlayback Video settingsSettings regarding playback function Audio settingsFast forward/rewind „ STL/F. ADV DV in the System 1/2 Menu screen Frame-advance playbackSpecial playback functions System 1/2 Menu screenSet BR-HD50 to the Playback or the Still mode Slow playback and Search mode„ DV recorded tape playback „ HDV recorded tape playbackBlank search Index search„ In the Stop mode, press the Blank button Search functionRepeat playback „ Repeat Mode in the System 1/2 Menu screenIndex repeat playback If the head is dirty, repeat play- back may not work wellRegistering cue-up points For details on time code setting and recording XPageClearing registered cue-up points Multi cue-upExiting the Multi Cue-up screen Changing cue-up pointsSearching cue-up points 2Press the R or P button again to change the time- codeDisplaying the time code Time CodeDuring DV input Checking the data of time code generatorPresetting the time code „ Set TCG Select to PresetSetting ...TC/UB/CLOCK 1/2 Menu screen Setting is preset to the time code generatorTCG Select Preset Recording from preset dataPreset time code „ Set the TC/UB/CLOCK 1/2 Menu as followsSelect the Recording mode Counter mode display shows either TCR or UBRTCG Select Regen Check the time code of the IEEE1394 terminalPress the Play button to go to the Playback mode Set the Counter switch to TC or UBCounter switch Playing back the time codeControl with the IEEE1394 ter- minal Digital signals Control with RS-422A Analog signalsEdit „ Remote 2/2 Menu screenSetting the menus „ Set BR-HD50 to the Stop or Still modeMenu Screens TOP Menu screenNo settings are selected yet Counter display shows menu code numbers when setting menusSetting Setting on the monitor display is flashing System 1/2 menu Structure of the Menu screensSystem Menu screens TOP Menu screen„ System 1/2 Menu screens Long Pause Repeat Mode1MIN 3MIN„ System 2/2 Menu Remote Menu screens REM FF/REW DelayREM Stop SEL PB StartAudio Menu Screen Monitor Video Menu ScreenSelect OUT FormatDown Conv OUT forLetter Test Signal Hdmi ModeUP Conv DVI Color„ TC/UB/CLOCK 1/2 Menu screen TC/UB/CLOCK Menu screens„ TC/UB/CLOCK 2/2 Menu screen AdjustClock Date MM/DD/YYDisplay Menu screen Others „ Alarm display Displayed regardless of the Display mode„ Warning display Displayed regardless of the Display mode After the REMOTE/LOCAL switch Troubleshooting Symptom Action No powerRecorded during DV signal input Unable to recordNo signal is output from No HD signal is output fromHdmi OUT or Component OUT Display on the monitorChecking the hour meter „ Set BR-HD50 to the Stop modeSystem 1/2 Menu screen is displayed Press the Menu button to return to the normal screen„ Accessories „ Connectors„ General „ Video„ External dimensions Unit mm „ AC adapter section Important Safety InstructionsSupplement
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