JVC BR-DV600EA, BR-DV600UA manual Information gathering sense commands, Setting preset commands

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Commands		Description
B5	F-SHUTTLE	Shuttle play. The search speed is specified by sending the speed code data after
		this command (see the table below).
		Speed code table (corresponding speed)
		Speed code	Search speed
		30h	Still
		31h	0.1
		33h	0.2
		34h	0.3
		35h	1
		36h	2
		37h	5
		38h	10
B6	R-SHUTTLE	Shuttle reverse play. The search speed is specified by sending the speed code data
		after this command (see the table above).
C4	FULL EE ON	Full EE mode ON
C5	FULL EE OFF	Full EE mode OFF
CA	REC	Record. Transmit this command after transmitting REC DUB REQUEST.
CB	REC PAUSE	Record pause. Transmit this command after transmitting REC DUB REQUEST.
CC	A. DUB	Audio dubbing. Transmit this command during playback after transmitting REC DUB
		REQUEST.
CD	A. DUB PAUSE	Audio dubbing pause. Transmit this command during audio dubbing after
		transmitting REC DUB REQUEST.
E2	COUNTER RESET	Counter reset
FA	REC REQUEST	Recording request (use with the recording-related command).
Information gathering (sense) commands
These commands are used to check the VCR operation conditions.
When a command requesting information is received by the VCR, data is returned in 1-byte packets corresponding to the
information requested. The number of bytes returned differs depending on the command.
Commands		Description
72	ROM VERSION	Use to check the RS-232C interface-related ROM version. 3-byte data is returned.
BE	DATE SENSE	Use to check the VCR’s date data. The data is returned in order of month, day and
		year. During playback, the time data on the tape is returned.
BF	TIME SENSE	Use to check the VCR’s time data. The data is returned in order of hour, minute and
		second. During play, the time data on the tape is returned.
D1	DEVICE TYPE	Use to check the device type. D:44h, 6:36h, 0:30h, 0:30h
D4	TAPE REMAIN SENSE	Use to check the tape remaining time. 3-byte data is returned showing the hour (ones
		place) and minutes (tens place and ones place).
D5	SSF DATA SENSE	Use to check the Super Scene Finder data.
D6	PREROLL TIME SENSE	Use to check the preroll time. 2-byte data is returned showing the seconds (tens
		place and ones place).
D7	STATUS SENSE	Use to check the status. Refer to the contents of the STATUS SENSE.
D8	CURRENT TC SENSE	Use to check the time code data. The data is returned in the order of hour, minute,
		second and frame.
D9	CURRENT CTL SENSE	Use to check the CTL data. The uppermost digit shows plus or minus.
DC	CURRENT TC UB	Use to check the user bits data. Data A from F is expressed with
	SENSE	ASCII code 41h to 46h.
DD	JVC STATUS SENSE	Use to check the status. Refer to JVC STATUS SENSE for details.
FB	VTR IND	Use to check the VCR connection.

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Setting (preset) commands
These commands activate various settings on the VCR. When a command is sent, the corresponding setting is activated.
Commands		Description
E0	TC DATA PRESET	Use to preset the time code data. To set, transmit the time data following this
		command. Specify the time in order of hour, minute, second and frame, using two
		digits for each item. When ENTER (40h) is transmitted before all digits have been
		transmitted, the time code data can be specified by entering digits from the
		uppermost digit.
		Set the VCR’s [REMOTE] switch to “REMOTE”.
E1	TC UB DATA PRESET	Use to preset the user bits.
E6	PREROLL TIME	Use to set the preroll time. Specify this by transmitting 2-byte data following this
	PRESET	command. First byte for ten place and second byte for one place.
E7	TIMER MODE SELECT	Use to select the counter mode. Following this command, send data (1 byte)
		corresponding to the counter mode.
		High	Low	Counter mode

1TC

3	2	CTL
(fixed)

5UB

8E	DATE PRESET	Use to set the date. Following this command, send 6-byte numeric data. Specify the
		month, day and year in order with two digits for each.
8F	TIME PRESET	Use to set the date. Following this command, send 6-byte numeric data. Specify the
		hour, minute and second in order with two digits for each.

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