INTRODUCTION
Recording and Replay
350-8697 DGy Model 201 User Guide 5
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RECORDING AND REPLAYDGy 201 offers a high degree of flexibility and versatility in terms of
recording clips, replaying and transmitting clips. Replaying may be
accomplished directly from a DGy 201 or using a software player on a
Windows PC. Many of these capabilities are listed below. Please contact
RGB Spectrum for details on specific configurations and their
capabilities.
RECORD
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CAPABILITIES
The DGy 201’s record capabilities are listed and illustrated in the
following section.
LOCAL RECORDING
Typically, the DGy 201 is set up to record an input source directly to the
removable or optional fixed disk drive. When in the record mode, you
can monitor the input signal through the output port as shown in the
figure below.
Figure 1-1. Local Recording
When the optional fixed drive is included, the user has the ability to
choose which of the two drives the encoded material will be stored to.
A looping input is provided so that the input signal can be sent to
another device for display or measurement without the need for a
distribution amplifier.
REMOTE RECORDING & REPLAY OPTION
The DGy 201 can be set up to mount an external network mapped disk
drive to allow recording and playback from a remote disk such as a
RAID disk system. The use of an external RAID provides increased
storage capacity. For more information please refer to Remote Disk
Mount (page 7) and Recording Clips (page 64).