Basic Operations DTR+Panel and DTR+DTR Modes

Chapter 5 Basic Functions of Each Mode

2 Assuming it is okay to delete all material on this unit, execute ALL ERASE (menu 099) on the basic menu, and reboot the unit.

*If you don’t want to delete all material, change this unit to the Panel mode, delete the “LIVE1” (and “LIVE2”) material, the change back to the DTR+Panel (or

DTR+DTR) mode.

For basic menu operations, please see Section 3-4-2, “Basic Menu Operation” (page 3-23).

Note

After changing the recording time (LIVE DURATION), the materials must be deleted per Step 2 above. It is not possible to extend the recording time and continue recording from previously recorded material, or to otherwise change the recording time in the midst of recording.

For precautions and setup related to LIVE DURATION, please see Section 3-4-1, “Basic Menu Settings” (page 3-18).

Loop Recording

During loop recording, when the recording time exceeds the time set for LIVE DURATION, the oldest recorded material is overwritten, so that even when the length of the recording exceeds preset recording time, the most recent recorded images are always stored up to the time set for

LIVE DURATION.

Loop recording is performed by the following procedure:

1 Set the LIVE DURATION (menu 034) on the basic menu for DTR-1 (and DTR-2) to the desired time.

2 Set DTR-1 LOOP REC (or DTR-2 LOOP REC) on.

3 Assuming it is okay to delete all material on this unit, execute ALL ERASE (menu 099) on the basic menu, and reboot the unit.

*If you don’t want to delete all material, change this unit to the Panel mode, delete the “LIVE1” (and “LIVE2”) material, the change back to the DTR+Panel (or

DTR+DTR) mode.

For basic menu operations, please see Section 3-4-2, “Basic Menu Operation” (page 3-23).

Note

Once material has been recorded, loop recording cannot be turned on or off until the recorded material is erased.

5-4-2 Basic Operations in

DTR+Panel and DTR+DTR

Modes

After the initial settings described in the previous section, the following operations can be performed.

Setting the preroll time in SS mode (DTR+Panel mode)

In SS mode, when setting the preroll time, it is necessary to specify a value three times larger than that of the desired time.

Examples

•When you want to specify 10 frames (525)

Input [1S 00F] and the preroll time becomes 10 frames.

•When you want to specify 3 seconds

Input [9S 00F] and the preroll time becomes three seconds.

Recording from the DTR-3000

1 While holding the SHIFT key, press the REC key on the DTR-3000.

Recording starts at the recording port of this unit that is connected to the operating DTR-3000.

2 To stop recording, hold the SHIFT key and press the STOP key on the DTR-3000.

To resume recording, hold the SHIFT key while pressing the REC key again.

Refer to the DTR-3000 Operating Manual for further details. The input signal can be verified at the output terminal by pressing the REC key by itself.

Re-recording from the beginning of the recording area

Recording cannot be restarted randomly within previously recorded material: it is always resumed from the point where it was last stopped. To re-record from the beginning of the recording area, perform the following procedure:

1 Assuming it is okay to delete all material on this unit, execute ALL ERASE (menu 099) on the basic menu, and reboot the unit.

*If you don’t want to delete all material, change this unit to the Panel mode, delete the “LIVE1” (and “LIVE2”) material, the change back to the DTR+Panel (or DTR+DTR) mode. However, if you want to retain previously recorded material, rename it to something other than “LIVE1” or “LIVE2.”

2 Follow the above steps for recording from the DTR- 3000 to re-record.

Recording starts at the beginning of the recording area.

Playback from the DTR-3000

1 Press the PLAY key on the DTR-3000.

•Playback starts at the playback port of this unit that is connected to the controlling DTR-3000.

5-4 (E) 5-4 Basic Operations with DTR+Panel and DTR+DTR Modes