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Sony BKDW-509, HKDV-503, HKDV-506A, HKDV-502, HKDV-507, HKDV-501A, 507D, HDW-F500 For playback

Models: HKDV-507 HKDV-503 507D HKDV-506A HDW-F500 BKDW-509 HKDV-501A HKDV-502

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Reference signal
REF. IN
HD SDI OUTPUT	HD serial input monitor
1/2/3/MONITOR
75Ω termination switch: ON

Note

The following signals can be used as a reference signal.

•HD trilevel SYNC signal of an appropriate field frequency for the external synchronization

•Black burst signal of 525/59.94 Hz

•Black burst signal of 625/50 Hz

Input the signal of the appropriate field frequency for your system.

Chapter 3 Setting Up the VTR

Chapter 3 Setting Up the VTR 3-7

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Sony BKDW-509, HKDV-503, HKDV-506A, HKDV-502, HKDV-507, HKDV-501A, 507D, HDW-F500 operation manual For playback

Contents

HKDV-507/507D BKDW-509HKDV-502 HKDV-503 Pour les clients européens Do not USE ANY Other Power CordFor the customers in U.S.A For the customers in Europe Für Kunden in Europa VorsichtPage Table of Contents Table of Contents Simultaneously Monitoring Playback of Video and Audio Selecting the HD-SD Conversion ModeImproving the Vertical Resolution during Slow-Motion Recording/Playback Chapter Editing Glossary Menu List Appendix Features Features of the HDW-F500Hdcam Format Features Features for Ease of OperationAdvanced Recording and Playback Functions Features of the Control Panel Menu-driven operations for a variety of purposesFull complement of storage/recall functions Full range of editing functions References Optional AccessoriesPage Locations Control Panel Phones jack Power switchControl Panel Upper Control Panel Display FULL/FINE button REC recording level controls Indicator windowPhones level control PB playback level controls Input Select button REF Sync reference signal indicators£ Remote buttons and RS-232C indicator Control Panel Lower Control Panel Menu Operations Section Alarm indicator Memory Card indicatorAccess button Maintenance switch Activates the Maintenance menu Lower Control Panel Editing Operations Section RCL recall button @ Preread indicatorNumeric buttons and +/- buttons ¡ SFT shift button Lower Control Panel Tape Transport Operations Section @£ Standby button@¢ Eject button @§ PREVIEW/REVIEW button @¶ Servo indicator#¡ REC Inhibit indicator @∞ Preroll button #¢ Shuttle button Lower Control Panel Search Operations Section# VAR button #£ JOG button #∞ Search dial System Set-Up Panel Control Panel switch Connector Panel Connectors, the type male or female of input/outputFor the Audio Input CH1/2/3/4 CUE connectors ⁄AC in connector and connector CONV. OUT Option Sync connector BNCREF. in SD connectors BNC and 75 Ω termination switch REF. in HD connectors BNC and 75 Ω Termination switch Connector Panel Setting Description @£ Pull Down OUT Option connectors BNC@¢ Time Code OUT connector XLR-3-31 @∞ Time Code in connector XLR-3-32Page Connecting External Equipment This example shows how to connect the HDD/HDDPMaking Digital Connections Connecting External Equipment Making HD Analog Connections Making NTSC/PAL Digital Connections InputOutput Connecting External Equipment Cascade connection Signal in Regene Mode in the VTR SetupOn the recording VTRs, set 613.TC Output Menu to through Reference Signals for Output Video Reference Signals for Video Output and Servo System Reference signal connections For recording signals from a switcher or signal generatorFor recording signals from a HD VTR For playback Inserting a cassette Handling CassettesRecommended Cassettes Inserting and Ejecting Cassettes Removing slack in the tape To cancel ejecting a cassettePreventing Accidental Erasure Ejecting the cassettePage PF1&2 Assign menu Registering and Storing Menu SettingsMenu Configuration VTR Setup menu To return to the first Changing menu settings using the cursor control buttons To scroll the menu faster Registering Items to the PF1/2 MenusRegistering items to the PF1/2 menus To unregister the selected item VTR Memory Bank Function Registering and Storing Menu SettingsStoring the current VTR menu settings to a VTR memory bank Contents of Setup Bankf cannot be changed To cancel the recalling operation Recalling menu settings from a VTR memory bankTo cancel the storage operation Preventing accidental erasure after saving settings Press the button on the right side of the insertion slot Memory Card FunctionFormatting a memory card To eject the memory card To store all VTR memory banks To cancel formattingTo store the current VTR menu settings Move the cursor z to the C Current Setup position Storing cue point lists to a memory card Press the SET UP button SET UP menu appears in the display 91 4,6 Recalling the contents of a memory card To change the current VTR menu settings Move the cursor z to C Current SetupRecalling a cue point list from a memory card Adding Titles to the Data Move the cursor z to item to be filledPress the f or F button to select a letter If you enter a wrong character To cancel the procedure to start againDetails on VTR Memory Bank and Memory Card Functions To enter a space Consider data copied from VTR a to VTR B and then to VTR C Memory Card Data Compatibility To activate the Home menu Information that includes the VTR operation modeHome Menu Home menu sets the basic VTR operation Button Indication Function Settings Home Menu Selecting the Output SignalsPB/EERecord Inhibit Mode REC INH Output Signal Selection Still-Picture Output Freeze Preread Settings PRE ReadSelecting assemble edit mode Selecting the insert edit mode Setting the preroll time Setting the Preroll Time Recalling Edit Points Last Edit Selecting DMC Playback DMC VTR operation mode, time code of the current TC MenuTC menu allows you to set time code-related To activate the TC menu Display Selecting the time data displayDisplay shows the following types of time data Time data type TC Menu Selecting the time code and the user bits to be recordedF9 DF/NDF Time code and user bits recorded To cancel entered values Setting time codes Setting the Time Code Reader TCR SEL Press the Input Check button Selecting the Drop Frame Mode DF/NDFSetting To check the running of the internal time code generator When 30F is selected in the step When 24F is selected in the , Skip this stepTC Menu Inserting Vitc input source Vitc Press the F2 Pdtime SET key Press the SET button to set the input data Button Indication Function To preset the 24F Starting TC using the numeric buttonsPress the SET button to set the time code Frames TC Conv Conversion of Time Code During Playback in 25F Mode TC TC Menu Superimposition Character Information PD Contents of superimposed data To display a warning message Display Operation mode Block To display remaining time on the tape Changing the superimpose position 01000124 To preset the 25F Starting TC using the numeric buttons Conversion of Time Code During Playback in 24F Mode TC To activate the CUE menu CUE Menu Mode CUE Menu Selecting a Multi-Cue ModeExtend mode Registering Cue Points Registering cue points by the numeric buttons To select the cue number directly by numeric buttonsTo select the cue number directly by the numeric buttons CUE Menu Erasing Cue Point DataTo modify current cue point data Prerolling to a Cue Point Prerolling to a cue pointTo erase all cue point data Press the SET button while holding down the Audio in button CUE Menu Changing a Cue Point Into an Edit PointBackspace Editing To change an edit point into an Audio in point To change the information displayed in the Tele File menu Tele File MenuOpening the Tele File menu Exiting the Tele File menu 8Tk 5Recording start point setting3Time 4Mrk To cancel the formatting operation Formatting a memory labelProhibiting Tele File menu operations Press the f or F button to select a character To start the procedure over againPress the F9 Cancel button to start again Changing a title Changing time data Changing Mrk data Changing the recording starting point settingTo cancel the copy operation To enter or modify IN/OUT point data using the Entry button To recall IN/OUT point data to the data entry window To clear the IN/OUT point data Status of input data Point OUT point When OUT point data is entered or modifiedTo enter the current time code continuously To preroll to an IN/OUT point Changing Cut data Changing Tk data To copy Cut data Changing scene data To change Comment data Changing Comment dataTo copy Scn data To display comment data, press the button several times To cancel a write-protection Write-protecting cue point dataIf the entered text is longer than the comment box Moving a line Inserting a new lineDeleting a line Displaying other information saved to the memory label If entered text is longer than the ID or Admin box Press the F9 Cancel button to start agai PF1 Menu Factory Settings To activate the PF1 menu screenPress the PF1 button Adjusting the output video signal Adjusting the Output Video Signal Master Level to Fine Adjusting the PR output level HD Adjusting the master output level HDAdjusting the Y output level HD Adjusting the PB output level HD PF1 Menu Factory Settings PF2 Menu Factory Settings To activate the PF2 menu screenPress the PF2 button Setting Emphasis Emphasis PF2 Menu Factory SettingsSelecting the Audio Input Signal A-IN CH-1~CH4 Selecting the Monitor Output Signal MON-L SEL/MON SET UP Menu When the F9 Remote 50-PIN button is set to on SET UP MenuSelecting remote operation mode When the F8 Remote 9-PIN button is set to on VTR Setup Menu To activate the VTR Setup menuPress the SET UP button, then press the F6 VTR Setup button To search the menu by category Scrolling items in the VTR Setup menuChanging settings Press the Gand gto scroll the items in the VTR Setup menu To activate the Panel Setup menu Panel Setup Menu Disabling the upper and lower control panel buttons Setting the keyboard soundSetting the alarm Setting the elapsed time until screen- saver activated time Preparing for Recording Setting Switches and Menus To adjust the audio output level of the Phones jack Preparing for Recording Selecting Audio SignalsSelecting the audio input signals Selecting audio signals to be monitored Selecting the display range of the audio level meters Adjusting the Audio Recording LevelSelecting non-audio data as the audio input signal Adjusting the recording level Recording with emphasis Monitoring signals being recordedPreparing for Recording Recording Analog Audio To record, follow the procedure below RecordingIf the recording continues to the end of the tape Adjusting the Audio Playback Level To adjust the audio playback level manuallyPreparing for Playback When HKDV-501A is installed When 139 is selectedSqueeze mode Squeeze Press the F9SYSTEM Menu button To cancel the executionPreparing for Playback Press the F9OTHERS Check button Select the conversion mode in the VTR Setup menu below When 1035 is selected in the procedureWhen 1080 is selected in the procedure 10Chapter 5 Recording/Playback Variable Speed Playback Follow the procedure below to play back at normal speedPlayback Normal-Speed Playback Follow the procedure below to play back in shuttle mode Jog mode playbackShuttle mode playback Follow the procedure below to play back in jog mode Press the Play button Variable mode playbackFollow the procedure below to play back in variable mode To return to normal-speed playback Storing playback speeds in memory Capstan Override PlaybackDMC Playback Overview of DMC playback Performing DMC playback Playing Back Non-audio Data Output of Pull Down SignalTime code multiplexed to pull down signal output To exit DMC playback mode Pull down output phase lock Output delayPull down audio output Page Automatic edit modes Editing precautionsBasic Automatic Editing Overview of AutomaticSteps in automatic editing Editing Before editing, set the following switches as shown below Basic Automatic Editing Setting Switches and Menus Select assemble or insert mode Selecting the Edit ModeSetting Edit Points Positioning and setting edit points To delete entered data Setting edit points with the numeric buttonsAbout automatic edit point setting Basic Automatic Editing Split editing Automatic setting of OUT pointsAutomatic setting of in points Positioning and setting edit points About automatic split edit point setting Automatic setting of edit points by correcting in points Using a VTR without the split editing functionEditing Non-audio Data To cue up the tape to an edit point Basic Automatic Editing Confirming Edit PointsCuing Up and Prerolling Displaying the duration between two edit points To stop previewing Follow the procedure below to preview the editPreviewing Changing the preroll time Deleting edit points Modifying Edit Points Moving an edit point position with the numeric buttons To cancel the entered valueMoving an edit point position by one Frame at a time Basic Automatic Editing Performing Automatic Editing To stop automatic editing Monitoring signals during editingTo perform automatic editing To confirm the results of the editing Press the REC/EDIT button VTR performs automatic editing Modifying edit points for automatic editing later Overview of DMC editing Setting edit points and playback speedAdvanced Automatic Editing Performing DMC Editing To confirm the results of DMC editing To exit DMC editing modeAdvanced Automatic Editing Performing DMC editing Animation Editing Perform preread editing after selecting the insert Advanced Automatic Editing Performing Preread EditingHome menu and select video, audio, or a/v Make the required connections for preread editing Manual Editing Follow the procedure below to perform manual editingPage Moisture Condensation MaintenanceHead Cleaning If ERROR-10 appears immediately after turning the VTR on Digital video system SpecificationsGeneral Tape system Analog audio Cue track Input connectorsDigital audio signal format CH-1 to CH-4 Sampling frequency Digital audio system Specifications Output connectorsRemote connectors Parallel/serial converter Accessories suppliedOptional accessories Recommended accessories Selecting items to be displayed Setting of item T02 Displayed informationSetting of item T03 Displayed information Operation Information Display Setting of item T04 Displayed information Display priority of display messagesMessages are displayed in the following order of priority Error Messages and Warning Messages Error MessagesProtection Mode Appendix Appendix A-9 To clear a warning message Error Messages and Warning Messages Error Log Menu Openig the error log menuButton Display Function Setting Clearing warning messages Adjusting the clock Glossary Glossary Menu List Items Related to the Hours Meter H01~Item number Function Values enclosed in a box are factory settings Menu List Items Related to VTR Operations 001~Item number Settable range Function External EnableSERVO/AV Reference Sub items Menu List Stand by on PB/EE SelectMenu Stand by OFF PB/MU Menu List Items Related to Operation Panels 101~ Effective Area SwitchDT Mode POWER-ON Menu System Control ModeDisplay Information Items Related to Remote Interface 201~ ParallelRunning Menu List Items Related to Editing 301~ CUE Edit PresetAnalog Audio Replace for Mode SMS Play CommandDelay Start Mode VBV Items Related to Prerolling 401~ Menu List Items Related to Recording Protection 501~ Items Related to the Time Code 601~ REC RUN/FREE Regene ModeTCG Regene TCG/UBG Correction SignalPhase TC Output CONV. OUT Option Composite Super Character HPosition Type Original TC Char WarningRemain Time TC Conversion Menu List Items Related to the Video Control 701~ Values enclosed in a box are the factory settings Active Line Setup LevelConvert Mode Effect Edit Level D2 Mode Letter BOXSqueeze Video Output Detail Gain Chroma LevelCross Color Crop Position Threshold Input Check EnableLetter BOX Mode Level Depend Items Related to the Audio Control 801~ Output Mixing Audio CH3/4Input Source Arrange AES CH34 MODE5 SDI CH12 MODE1SDI CH34 MODE2 AES CH12 MODE4 KEY Panel Freeze ModeMenu List Items Related to Digital Processing 901~ Control from Stop freeze opration Stop FreezeStop Tension OFF Stdby OFF Menu List Items Related to the Pull Down Control A01~ Time Code ID PD Character24F Time Code Menu List Other Items T01~ Audio Input AES/EBU Index Index Y, Z Page Tableof DefaultSettingsFactory FunctionsPage Page Sony Corporation