TV View — Switches the TV display among the Tuner, Deck 1, Deck 2, and Aux. This allows you to rotate through all your input sources— TV shows, videos, DVD players, etc.—at the touch of a button.

Scene/Title — Marks the beginning and ending edit points of scenes in the 8-Scene Editor. Also press to record On-Screen Titles (see page 68).

Rec — Starts recording in the active deck. Press twice to activate One-Touch Recording.

SP/SLP/•Enter — Sets the record speed to SP (Standard Play) or SLP (Super Long Play). SLP is three times longer than SP. When in Cable Box mode, performs the same function as the Enter key on your Cable Box remote.

 

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Search/Index — From Stop, Play, F.Forward, or Rewind, opens the Search/Index Menu. While recording, places an index mark on the tape.

Clear — Resets the Tape Counter to 0:00:00. In the menu system, it clears entries.

Display — Turns the On-Screen Display (tuner, audio, and deck status) on and off.

CLK/CTR — Switches the Front Panel Display among clock, tape counter, and time remaining.

Play/Still — Plays the tape. In Play or Record mode, pauses the tape in the source deck.

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Set Timer — Opens the Timer Recording menu.

Rew — When the tape is stopped, rewinds the tape. When the tape is playing, visually searches the tape in reverse (Review).

Deck1 — Sets Deck 1 as the active deck. All deck control buttons (Play, Rewind, etc.) will only affect Deck 1.

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Menu — Opens the Main Menu. Press and hold for three seconds to open the Setup Menu

Stop/Eject — Stops the tape in the active deck. Press twice to eject the tape.

Deck2 — Sets Deck 2 as the active deck. All deck control buttons (Play, Rewind, etc.) will only affect Deck 2.

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DDV9150 specifications

The Sensory Science DDV9150 is a cutting-edge device designed to enhance the accuracy and efficiency of sensory analysis in various applications. With a focus on providing high-fidelity data collection, the DDV9150 stands out for its innovative features, advanced technologies, and unique characteristics that cater to the growing demands of industries such as food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and more.

One of the main features of the DDV9150 is its state-of-the-art sensory evaluation platform, which integrates advanced digital technologies with user-friendly interfaces. This ensures that sensory analysts can easily design, implement, and analyze sensory tests with minimal training. The device supports multiple sensory methodologies, including triangle tests, duo-trio tests, and hedonic scaling, enabling diverse experiments tailored to specific research requirements.

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In summary, the Sensory Science DDV9150 is redefining the realm of sensory testing with its innovative technologies and features. Its adaptability, precision, and user-centric design make it an invaluable asset for any laboratory dedicated to understanding and improving sensory experiences. As industries continue to seek higher standards in product quality and consumer satisfaction, devices like the DDV9150 will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of sensory science.
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