DNF Controls 2034CL-MAV-PBIO User Manual

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Model No. 2034CL-MAV-PBIO
(&2034CL-MAV-T-PBIO)
300 CLIP INSTANT ACCESS SYSTEM
with Peripheral Bus Interface Option
Sony DP Protocol
for SONY MAV-555 Video Servers
NOTE: Supports up to 3 Video Server Channels
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USER MANUAL
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. REVISION HISTORY 4
GETTING STARTED . . . 5
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION 5
2.
DEFINITIONS 5
3.
SYSTEM INSTALLATION 6
a. SHOTBOX 6 b. ST300-S/SM, VTR/DDR CONTROLLER 6 c. PRODUCTION SWITCHER 6
4.
VIDEO SERVER SETUP 8
5.
LOAD AND LEARN EXISTING CLIPS 8
6. LEARN 8
a. LEARN ON THE ST300 8 b. LEARN ON THE SHOTBOX 9
7.
C. LEARN ON THE PRODUCTION SWITCHER 9
RECALL 9
a. RECALL on the ST300 9 b. RECALL ON THE SHOTBOX 9
8.
ADVANCED FEATURES . . . 11
C. RECALL ON THE PRODUCTION SWITCHER 9
TRIGGER 10
SET RECORD DURATION 11
9.
10.
CREATE NEW CLIPS 11
11. SETTING
THE IN (OUT) POINT 12
a. MARKING THE IN (OUT) POINT 12 b. VIEW THE IN (OUT) POINT 12 c. CLEARING AN IN (OUT) POINT 12
12. ENTER
13. TRIMMING
14. LOOPING
15. VIEW
16. SHOTBOX
17. SHOTBOX
18. PBIO
19. TRANSFERRING
PREROLL VALUE 12
CLIPS 13
A CLIP 13
CONTENT OF CUE POINTS 13
SHOTKEY MAPPING TO SHOTLIST LOCATIONS 14 CONTROL SWITCHES 14
TO CUE POINT MAPPING 14
CUELIST 15
a. TRANSMIT CUELIST FUNCTION 15 b. RECEIVE CUELIST FUNCTION. 16
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REFERENCE . . . 17
20. SETUP
21. FUNCTION
22. SPECIFICATIONS 20
ST300 20 ST420
TROUBLESHOOTING 22
23.
ST420
24. DNF
MENU 17
TABLE 19
(SHOTBOX) 21
TROUBLESHOOTING 22
CONTROLS LIMITED WARRANTY 23
Manual Version.......................................................2.7 020504
Document No......…..............2034CL-MAV-PBIO User Manual
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1. REVISION HISTORY
092203 Rev. 2.4 Company header information revised.
110403 Rev. 2.5 Added DNF Controls Limited Warranty.
Updated Receive Cue List & Transmit Cue List Function description.
121003 Rev. 2.6 Reformatted. Revised TRIMMING CLIPS Section Added Video Sync, Video Standard, Recall M e nu Opt i o ns.
020504 Rev. 2.7 Added note to cover and System Description: Supports up to 3 Video Server Channels.
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Getting Started . . .
2. SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
The 300 Clip Instant Access System consists of the ST300-SSM VTR Controller and Shotlist Software. The Video Server must support SONY DP Protocol.
The ST300 controls up to 3 video channels individually or ganged.
SHOTLIST provides instant access to existing video clips stored on SONY-MAV. The SHOTLIST contains up to 300 CLIP IDs, stored in non-volatile memory in the ST300.
Any clip in the SHOTLIST can be quickly loaded by simply entering the associated 3-digit number of its location, then pressing [LOAD]. Press [PLAY] to play the clip. Press [RECUE] to recue to the beginning of the clip or to the “recalled” time if defined.
Upon receipt of the Learn command, the ST300 saves the CLIP IDs of the currently loaded clips, the current IN time of each clip, the VTRs they are loaded on and the current GANG mode into the appropriate Cue Point.
When the Recall command is received, the ST300 loads the learned Clips onto the learned VTRs, cues the Clips to the learned time and restores the learned GANG mode.
DEFINITIONS
Throughout this document, the MAV-555 will be referred to as “Video Server.”
The ST300-S/SM as the ST300.
The ST420 is referred to as the SHOTBOX.
Words surrounded by brackets, for example, [ENTER], are keys on the ST300 or the
SHOTBOX. [XXX] + [XXX] means hold the two keys down simultaneously.
“Softkeys” are the row of keys directly below the display that perform multiple functions in
MENU and other modes.
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3. SYSTEM INSTALLATION
a. SHOTBOX
1) Plug one end of a standard 9-pin, RS422 serial cable, into the OUTPUT connector on the rear of the SHOTBOX. Plug the other end of the cable into the AUX connector on the rear of the ST300.
2) Connect the 5 VDC, 1Amp POWER SUPPLY into the POWER connector on the rear of the SHOTBOX. Plug the Power Supply into an outlet, 90 VAC – 240 VAC.
b. ST300-S/SM, VTR/DDR CONTROLLER
1) Plug one end of a 9-conductor, RS422 serial cable into the VTR1 (2 or 3) connector on the rear of the ST300. Plug the other end of the cable into the REMOTE connector on the Video Server.
2) Connect the +5, +12, -12 VDC POWER SUPPLY into the POWER connector on the rear of the ST300. Plug the Power Supply into an outlet, 90 VAC – 240 VAC.
3) Check SETUP MENU prior to using the ST300 to confirm proper Record mode and other User preference modes.
c. PRODUCTION SWITCHER
1) Connect a standard cable (RS422, 9-pin serial cable) to the supplied turnaround adapter. Plug the turnaround adapter into the “VTR4” connector on the rear of the ST300. Connect the other end of the cable to the Peripheral Bus Connector on the production switcher. (Communication Format- 38.4K, N, 8,1)
2) The ST300 has 3 Peripheral Device Addresses, one for each VTR that it controls. To set the Device Address for each VTR:
Press [MENU] and turn the Wheel until “Peripheral Address” is displayed.
3) Press VTR[1], VTR[2] or VTR[3] to select a VTR.
4) Assign a Peripheral Device Address for that VTR, from 0 to 23, by using the numeric keypad. Address 24 or greater will turn PBIO off
5) Select the next VTR, and then assign a Peripheral Device Address for it.
6) To select a Production Switcher type (Default = Grass Valley Group).
a) Press [MENU] and turn the Wheel until “SWITCHER’ is displayed.
b) Press the Softkeys to toggle between Sony and Grass Valley.
c) For version 3.0 hardware, you will have the option to set Parity to
match the parity of the production switcher. In hardware versions 2.0 and 2.1 you are not offered this option because the hardware automatically adjusts for the parity the switcher is set to.
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7) When done, press [ESC] to exit the MENU.
8) Configure the production switcher: Enable the Peripheral Bus. Enable the Peripheral Device Addresses assigned to the ST300. Enable the appropriate Learn/Recall levels. Enable the Timeline or Recall Trigger function.
Installation is complete.
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