Sony MAV-555SS New File Names, Monitoring the RP Port, Playback through the P2 and P3 Ports

Models: MAV-555SS

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Chapter 5 Basic Functions of Each Mode

Playback through the P2 and P3 Ports

xWhen performing the operation through the control panel

1 Press the PORT SELECT button on the control panel to select either the P2 or P3 port.

2 On the control panel, hold down the MODE button and press L1 (Material) to set the control panel to material mode.

3 Turn the MULTI CONTROL knob to select the material to be played back, and then press B1 (Load).

You can also select to load the file that is being collected through the R2 port.

When the load operation is executed, x lights in the status display for the P2 or P3 port on the display panel of the MAV-555SS, indicating that playback is paused.

4 Press the PLAY key on the control panel. Playback begins, the indicator changes to B, indicating that playback is in progress.

5 To stop playback, press the STOP key on the control panel.

xWhen performing the operation through the MAVE-F555 (P2 Port)

1 Press the port assignment key on the MAVE-F555 that is assigned to the P2 port.

2 Press the “+”/“–” keys on the MAVE-F555 to select the file.

3 Press the PLAY key on the linear editor or the control panel. To stop playback, press the STOP key on the linear editor or the control panel.

xWhen performing the operation through the MAVE-F555 (P3 port)

1 Press the BG key on the MAVE-F555.

2 Press the “+”/“–” keys on the MAVE-F555 to select the file.

3 Press the B key on the MAVE-F555. To stop playback, press the STOP key on the MAVE-F555.

5-5-5 New File Names

When files are collected on the R2 Port, and new files are assigned to the RP Port, they are assigned new file names as shown below.

R2 Port Collection

BG#XXXX

RP Port New Files

NEW#XXXX

 

 

*Where “XXXX”, a simple 4-digit number, is added.

When copying existing files, a number is added at the end of the original file name.

Example: Executing Load Copy on a file named “Program”

First time Load Copy is executed: Program.1

Second time Load Copy is executed: Program.2

Third time Load Copy is executed: Program.3 If, in the case of the above example, the Load Copy operation is performed directly on the file “Program.2”, the system will attempt to create “Program.3”. However, since “Program.3” already exists, the system will start a new branch of numbers as follows:

First time Load Copy is executed: Program.2A.1

Second time Load Copy is executed: Program.2A.2 The last digit at the end of the file name indicates the number of times Load Copy was executed, while the portion of the name preceding the last “dot” indicates the original file name. If multiple branches of duplicates are made from the original file, a letter is inserted before the last “dot” in the file name.

Note

If Load Copy is executed repeatedly, the file names will gradually become longer; if it is no longer possible to add more characters, the name “%LongName” will be used. In addition, if all branches have been used (i.e., Load Copy has been used to generate file names from “ProgramA.1” to “ProgramZ.1”) the name “%MaxBranch” will be used. Because these alternate names do not bear any relation to the name of the original file, rename such duplicates with a shorter file name as soon as possible.

5-5-6 Monitoring the RP Port

When either the R1 or P1 key is pressed, both R1 and P1 light to indicate that the RP port is selected. However, the monitored output differs according to which key was pressed.

When the R1 key was pressed

In this status, you will see “Inp Adj” displayed in the upper left corner of the display panel.

Signals applied to the R1 input terminal are also present at the monitor output. The status is the same as INPUT CHECK with a VTR.

Audio volume and input signal selection at the meter panel apply to the recording material for INSERT/ASSEMBLE operation.

5-8 (E) 5-5 Basic Operations in BVE Mode

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