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DNF Controls DMAT-MAV User Manual

Model No. DMAT-MAV
USER MANUAL
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Table of Contents
SECTION CONTENTS PAGE
1. REVISION HISTORY ………………………….. 3
2. DESCRIPTION....................................................... 3
Getting Started . . .
3. INSTALLATION................................................... 5
4. GETTING STARTED…………………………… 7
5. SETUP MENU....................................................... 9
A. Record.......................................................... 10
B. Set & Clear................................................... 11
6. OPERATIONS....................................................... 20
A. Creating a Playlist....................................... 21
B. Effects ........................................................... 23
Reference . . .
7. FUNCTION TABLE............................................. 25
8. SPECIFICATIONS............................................... 26
9. KEY LAYOUT ………………………………….. 28
10. DNF CONTROLS LIMITED WARRANTY ….. 29
Manual Version:.................................................4.3 120103
Document ID:.............................DMAT-MAV_ User_Manual
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1. REVISION HISTORY
120103 Rev. 4.3 Company header information revised. Added DNF Controls Limited Warranty.
2. DESCRIPTION
A. 2PGM MODE OVERVIEW
The system preferred by operators working in sports production all over America. With continuous record and independent control of both playback channels, you’ll never miss a thing!
Figure1A
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B. PROGRAM & PREVIEW MODE OVERVIEW
The two MAV output channels gives two views into the recorded material, a PREVIEW view and a PROGRAM view. The PROGRAM output is the AIR feed. Only the [PLAY] and T-Bar SLOMO functions control this output; all other transport functions control the PREVIEW output.
The PREVIEW output is used to view marked Cue Points, view clips or playback a camera feed to find the desired video.
To switch video to the PROGRAM channel from the PREVIEW channel, the [CUT], [MIX] and [WIPE] functions are used. The duration of the MIX and the pattern and duration of the WIPE are definable by pressing [EDIT EFFECT].
Figure1B
The GANG mode means that all transport functions apply to both Program and Preview channels, e.g., press [PLAY] to put both channels in PLAY, move the T-Bar to slomo both channels, press [STOP] to stop both channels, press [REC] to put both channels into EE mode.
Primary operating modes are:
PLAYBACK Press [PLAY] EE Mode Press [REC]
CLIP PLAY Mode Press [RECALL CLIP] LIST PLAY Mode Press [CUE LIST]
FEATURES:
9 8 Cue Points
9 400 Clips 9 12 Play Lists 9 30 Clips/List
9 1 or 2 Camera Operation
DEFINITIONS
Throughout this document, the SONY MAV-555 will be referred to as MAV, MAV-555 or “Video
Server”.
Words surrounded by brackets in bold type, for example, [ENTER], are labeled keys on the ST400.
Words surrounded by brackets in bold italic type, for example, [CLIP], are multi-function SOFTKEYS
[XXX] + [XXX] means hold the two keys down simultaneously.
CP mode is CLIP Play; PL mode is LIST Play
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3. INSTALLATION
(For 2 in/2 out configuration – both PGM & PVW and 2PGM)
1. Plug one end of a 9-conductor RS422 serial cable into the VTR1 connector on the rear of
2. In a similar manner, connector VTR2 to P2; VTR4 to R1; VTR 5 to R2.
(For 1 PGM configuration for HD MAVs)
2. Plug the POWER SUPPLY into a wall outlet, 90 VAC TO 240 VAC.
3. Select REMOTE mode on the MAV's front panel.
1. Connect VTR1 connector on the back of the DMAT to the P2 on the MAV.
2. Connect VTR4 connector on the back of the DMAT to the R2 connector on the MAV.
(For use as a Super Slo-mo unit)
1. Connect VTR1 connector on the back of the DMAT to the P2 on the MAV.
2. Connect VTR4 connector on the back of the DMAT to the R1 connector on the MAV.
(For all configurations)
1. Plug the DB9M connector from the supplied power supply into the power connector on
the DMAT-MAV controller. Plug the other end of the cable into the connector labeled P1 on the rear panel of the
MAV.
the rear panel of the ST400.
DO NOT HOT PLUG! Always connect the power supply to the ST400
BEFORE
connecting to AC power
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Super Slo-mo Connection Diagram
Figure 2A
1 PROGRAM Connection Diagram
Figure 2B
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2 PGM and PGM & PVW Connection Diagram
Figure 2C
4. GETTING STARTED…
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1. Press [MENU].
2. Press [RECORD SETUP].
3. Press [NEW R1 CLIP] or [NEW R2 CLIP].
4. The display prompts: “ENTER ID: num cap”.
5. Enter the CLIP ID using the numeric keypad on the ST400 or a PC keyboard
(user supplied).
6. Press [ENTER].
7. The display shows the current Record Loop Length.
Press [ENTER] to create a clip with this length or enter a new record length using the numeric keypad.
8. Press [ENTER] to create the Clip.
The same clip is automatically loaded on the corresponding Play channel. P 1 on R 1. P 2 on R 2.
9. Press [START RECORD].
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ARK A CUE POINT
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Press [MARK] to mark the Recorder’s time into the Cue Point.
SEARCH TO CUE POINT
1. Press [NEXT] or [LAST] to search to the NEXT/LAST Cue Point
OR
2. Enter the Cue Point (#0-7) on the numeric keypad; press [RECALL CLIP]. OR
3. Press [SHIFT] + [NEXT] or [SHIFT] + [LAST] to search to the current Cue
Point.
PREROLL
1. Press [ALT] + [LAST] to search to the current time minus the preroll time assigned in the MENU.
2. Press [ALT] + [NEXT] to search to the current time minus assigned in the MENU.
the preroll time X2
SET AN IN POINT
1. Press [IN] to set the IN Point.
The IN indicator on the ST400 will turn on. The display will show “IN xx:xx:xx:xx ”, where xx:xx:xx:xx is the saved time. OR
2. Enter the time on the numeric keypad and press [GOTO].
3. Press [IN] to save the entered time.
SET AN OUT POINT
1. Press [OUT] to set the OUT Point. The OUT indicator on the ST400 will turn on. The display will show “OUT xx:xx:xx:xx ”, where xx:xx:xx:xx is the saved time.
OR
2. Enter the time using the numeric keypad and press [GOTO].
3. Press [OUT] to save the entered time. (If AUTOSAVE is on, clip will be saved automatically when the OUT is set.)
CLEAR THE IN POINT
1. Press and hold [DEL], then press and release [IN]. The IN indicator will turn off.
CLEAR THE OUT POINT
1. Press and hold [DEL], then press and release [OUT]. The OUT indicator will turn off.
SAVE THE CLIP
Press [SAVE CLIP].
RECALL AND PLAY THE CLIP
1. Press [RECALL CLIP] to enter CP (Clip Play) mode. OR Enter the clip number (#0-399) on the numeric keypad, then Press [RECALL CLIP].
2. Press [PLAY].
ADD CLIPTO PLAYLIST
Press [ADD ELEM] to add the currently loaded clip to the current playlist.
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LAYOUT PLAYLIST
Press [CUE LIST], then press [PLAY] or move theT-Bar.
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ROGRAM AND PREVIEW CHANNELS (PGM & PVW CONFIGURATION ONLY)
The PROGRAM output is the AIR feed. Only the [PLAY] and T-Bar SLOMO functions control this output; all other transport functions control the PREVIEW output.
To switch video to the PROGRAM channel from the PREVIEW channel, press [CUT], [MIX] or [WIPE].
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5. SETUP MENU
1. Press [MENU].
The MENU indicator will turn on.
The Display shown in Figure 3 appears.
2. Use the Softkeys to change the desired mode for the desired option.
OR Turn the Wheel to select the setup option to be changed.
3. Press [ESC] at anytime to exit SETUP MENU.
The MENU indicator will turn off.
4. The curently loaded clips: The same clip should be loaded on P1 & R1 and on P2 & R2 (for instant replays).
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Currently loaded clips P1 111 Model R1 R111 DMAT MAV-555
P2 222 Software Ver: R2 R222 V4.0 040501
SEE SETUP 1 CLIP HANDLE SIZE=02 SECONDS SEE SETUP 2 PREROLL = 00:00:05:00 SEE SETUP 3 WIND SPEED & MODE = +04, HOLD SEE SETUP 4 FAST JOG SPEED = 03X PLAY SPEED SEE SETUP 5 SEE SETUP 6
STANDARD - NTSC TIME MODE - LTC AUTOSAVE - ON CLIP OUT POINT - FREEZE PLAYLIST OUT POINT - FREEZE
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MAV CONFIGURATION - 2 PROGRAM WITH EFX
RECORD SET & CHANGE EXIT SETU
The 6 boxes at the bottom of the display show the function for the corresponding Softkeys below them. These will change depending on what MENU is selected.
On the next few pages are the screens and options that appear when one of the standard selections is highlighted and what the Softkey display will look like.
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