JVC BR-D95U User Manual

VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LIMITED

Printed in Japan SL96197-002

BR-D95U VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER

INSTRUCTIONS

For Customer Use:

Enter below the Serial No. which is located on the rear of cabinet. Retain this information for future reference.

Model No.

BR-D95U

Serial No.

VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER

BR-D95U

INTRODUCTION

CONTROLS,

CONNECTORS

AND DISPLAY

CONNECTIONS

MENU SWITCH

SETTING

MENU SWITCH

SETTING

DETAILS

PREPARATION

RECORDING

PLAYBACK

EDITING

OTHER

FUNCTIONS

HOW TO USE

TIME CODE

RS-232C

PROTOCOL

EDITING SYSTEM

PHASE

ADJUSTMENT

TROUBLESHOOTING

SPECIFICA -

TIONS

APPENDIX

COMPONENT DIGITAL

POWER

OFF

REC

PLAY

PAUSE/STILL

REW

STOP

EJECT

PHONES

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

REC

PLAY

PULL FOR VARIABLE

TRACKING

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4/

TRACKING

SET

HOLD

PB/EE

COUNTER

CONDITION

AUDIO INPUT

VIDEO INPUT

AUDIO

MONITOR

PULL RELEASE

RESET

VCON

REMOTE

TOP VIDEO AUDIO

OTHERSON SCREENTIME CODESERVO/SYS

USER

INSERT

STAND BY

PLAYER

VAR

P.PLAY

DA3

DA2

DA1VIDEO

ASSEM

ENTRY

OUT

CANCEL

SHIFT

REVIEW

METER MODE

TRACKING

FINE

PREVIEW

AUTO EDIT

PREROLL

RECORDER

DA4

VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER

BR-D95U

STILL

X-1

REV

FWD

CH2

CH3

CH4

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

SIF

SDI

AES/EBU

AUDIO INPUT / AUDIO MONITOR SELECT

LINE

CPN

ANALOG

PULL

RELEASE

CTL

P.READ

AUTO

OFF

V.VAR

REMOTE

PB/EE

16:9

UBDF

SERVO

GENCF

525

OVER

–60

–2

–4

–40

–30

–20

–10

OVER

–60

–2

–4

–40

–30

–20

–10

R P

OVER

–60

–2

–4

–40

–30

–20

–10

OVER

–60

–2

–4

–40

–30

–20

–10

R P

625

Variable Motion

COMPONENT DIGITAL

• This manual provides instructions in English and German.

English :pp. 2 to 151 German: pp. 154 to 174

• To maintain picture and sound quality, use the exclusive head cleaning cassette after every 20 hours of operation. For details on head cleaning, refer to page 11.

SL96197-002

This instruction book is made from 100% recycled paper.

This section of instruction manual is specially edited for service purpose with modified contents. It is not recommended to use, this section for the substitution of the original book in the merchandise.

CAUTION

1. Read all of these instructions.

2. Save these instructions for later use.

3. All warnings on the product and in the operating instructions should be adhered to.

4. Unplug this appliance system from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth for cleaning.

5. Do not use attachments not recommended by the appliance manufacturer as they may cause hazards.

6. Do not use this appliance near water – for example, near a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink, or laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool, etc.

7. Do not place this appliance on an unstable cart, stand, or table. The appliance may fall, causing serious injury to a child or adult, and serious damage to the appliance. Use only with a cart or stand recommended by the manufacturer, or sold with the appliance. Wall or shelf mounting should follow the manufacturer’s instructions, and should use a mounting kit approved by the manufacturer. An appliance and cart combination should be moved with care. Quick stops, excessive force, and uneven surfaces may cause the appliance and cart combination to overturn.

8. Slots and openings in the cabinet and the back or bottom are provided for ventilation, and to insure reliable operation of the appliance and to protect it from overheating, these openings must not be blocked or covered. The openings should never be blocked by placing the appliance on a bed, sofa, rug, or other similar surface. This appliance should never be placed near or over a radiator or heat register. This appliance should not be placed in a built-in installation such as a bookcase unless proper ventilation is provided.

9. This appliance should be operated only from the type of power source indicated on the marking label. If you are not sure of the type of power supplied to your home, consult your dealer or local power company. For appliance designed to operate from battery power, refer to the operating instructions.

10. This appliance system is equipped with a 3-wire grounding type plug (a plug having a third (grounding) pin). This plug will only fit into a grounding-type power outlet. This is a safety feature. If you are unable to insert the plug into the outlet, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the grounding plug.

11. For added protection for this product during a lightning storm, or when it is left unattended and unused for long periods of time, unplug it from the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna or cable system. This will prevent damage to the product due to lightning and power-line surges.

12. Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord. Do not locate this appliance where the cord will be abused by persons walking on it.

13. Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the appliance.

14. Do not overload wall outlets and extension cords as this can result in fire or electric shock.

15. Never push objects of any kind into this appliance through cabinet slots as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the appliance.

16. Do not attempt to service this appliance yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

17. Unplug this appliance from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions

: a. When the power cord or plug is damaged or frayed. b. If liquid has been spilled into the appliance. c.If the appliance has been exposed to rain or water. d. If the appliance does not operate normally by following the operating instructions. Adjust only those controls that are

covered by the operating instructions as improper adjustment of other controls may result in damage and will often

require extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the appliance to normal operation. e. If the appliance has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged. f.When the appliance exhibits a distinct change in performance – this indicates a need for service.

18. When replacement parts are required, be sure the service technician has used replacement parts specified by the manufacturer that have the same characteristics as the original part. Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire, electric shock, o

other hazards.

19. Upon completion of any service or repairs to this appliance, ask the service technician to perform routine safety checks to determine that the appliance is in safe operating condition.

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

( FOR USA AND CANADA )

CAUTION ATTENTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

RISQUE D'ELECTROCUTION

NE PAS OUVRIR

Le symbole de l’éclair à l’intérieur d'un triangle équilatéral est destiné à alerter l’utilisateur sur la présence d’une “tension dangereuse” non isolée dans le boîtier du produit. Cette tension est suffisante pour provoquer l’électrocution de personnes.

Le point d’exclamation à l’intérieur d’un triangle équilatéral est destiné à alerter l’utilisateur sur la présence d’opérations d’entretien importantes au sujet desquelles des renseignements se trouvent dans le manuel d’instructions.

*Ces symboles ne sont utilisés qu’aux Etats-Unis.

NOTE:

The rating plate (serial number plate) is on the rear of the unit.

AVERTISSEMENT: POUR EVITER LES RISQUES D'INCENDIE OU D'ELECTROCUTION, NE PAS EXPOSER L'APPAREIL A L'HUMIDITE OU A LA PLUIE.

Ce magnétoscope ne doit être utilisé que sur du courant alternatif en 120 V.

ATTENTION: Afin d'éviter tout resque d'incendie ou d'électrocution, ne pas utiliser d'autres sources d'alimentation électrique.

ATTENTION: POUR EVITER TOUT RISQUE D'ELECTROCUTION

NE PAS OUVRIR LE BOITER.

AUCUNE PIECE INTERIEURE N'EST

A REGLER PAR L'UTILISATEUR.

SE REFERER A UN AGENT QUALIFIE EN CAS DE PROBLEME.

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,

DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).

NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INDIDE.

REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL

WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

This unit should be used with 120 V AC only.

CAUTION: To prevent electric shocks and fire hazards, do NOT use any other power source.

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.

The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.

Cet appareil numérique de la classe A respecte toutes les exigences du Reglement sur le matériel brouilleur du Canada.

REMARQUE:

La plaque d'identification (numéro de série) se trouve sur le panneau arrière de l'appareil.

INFORMATION

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the eqipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this eqipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

CAUTION

CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS NOT APPROVED BY JVC COULD VOID USER’S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT.

This Class A digital apparatus meets all requirements of the canadian Interference-Causing Eqipment Regulations.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

( FOR EUROPE AND AUSTRALIA )

Warning Notice

FOR YOUR SAFETY (Australia)

1. Insert this plug only into effectively earthed threepin power outlet.

2. If any doubt exists regarding the earthing, consult a qualified electrician.

3. Extension cord, if used, must be three-core correctly wired.

IMPORTANT (In the United Kingdom)

Mains Supply (AC 230 V `)

WARNING – THIS APPARATUS

MUST BE EARTHED

The wires in this mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code; GREEN-and-YELLOW: EARTH BLUE : NEUTRAL BROWN : LIVE As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this apparatus may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows. The wire which is coloured GREEN-AND-YELLOW must be connected to the terminal in the plug which is marked with the letter E or by the safety earth symbol or coloured GREEN or GREEN-AND-YELLOW. The wire which is coloured BLUE must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter N or which is coloured BLACK. The wire which is coloured BROWN must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter L or coloured RED.

POWER SYSTEM Connection to the mains supply

This unit operates on voltage of 110 V to 240 V AC, 50 Hz/60 Hz.

WARNING:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

CAUTION

To prevent electric shock, do not open the cabinet. No user serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to qualified service personnel.

WARNING

This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.

Note:

The rating plate and the safety caution are on the rear of the unit.

WARNING

It should be noted that it may be unlawful to re-record pre-recorded tapes, records, or discs without the consent of the owner of copyright in the sound or video recording, broadcast, or cable programme and in any literary, dramatic, musical or artistic work embodied therein.

CAUTION

RED colour indications on the operation panel are provided but they are not safety related. RED colour indications: (1) For Cassette Recording Button (2) For Level Over Audio In/Out Indicator (3) For Tape Error Indicator

This apparatus is designed in compliance with ISO 7779/1999 (Acoustics -- Measurement of airborne noise emmited by information technology telecommunications equipment), whose acoustic noise is less than 70 dB.

This equipment is in conformity with the provisions and protection requirements of the corresponding European Directives. This equipment is designed for professional video appliances and can be used in the following environments:

䡲 Controlled EMC environment (for example purpose built broadcasting or recording studio), and the rural

outdoors environment (far away from railways, transmitters, overhead power lines, etc.)

In order to keep the best performance and furthermore for electromagnetic compatibility we recommend to use cables not exceeding the following length:

Port Cable Length

AC INPUT Power supply cord 2.5 meters

SERIAL V/A IN Coaxial cable 10 meters

SERIAL V/A OUT Coaxial cable 10 meters

AES/EBU IN, OUT Coaxial cable 10 meters

RS-232C Shielded cable 3 meters

REMOTE Exclusive cable 5 meters

VIDEO CONTROL Exclusive cable 5 meters

COMPOSITE IN, OUT Coaxial cable 10 meters

REF IN Coaxial cable 10 meters

Y/R-Y/B-Y IN, OUT Coaxial cable 10 meters

TIME CODE IN, OUT Coaxial cable 10 meters

AUDIO IN CH1, CH2 Shielded twist pair cable 10 meters

AUDIO OUT CH1, CH2 Shielded twist pair cable 10 meters

AUDIO MONITOR Shielded cable 10 meters

PHONES Cable with headphones 3 meters

The inrush current of this apparatus is 17 amperes.

Caution

When in case that the strong electromagnetic waves or magnetism is near the audio in ch1, ch2 cable, the sound will contain noise. In such case, please keep the cable away from the disturbance.

MAIN FEATURES

● Do not record important material in the first two or three minutes of a tape.

● It may be unlawful to use any material recorded from TV broadcast programs or pre-recorded programs without the consent of the owner of copyright, except in cases where this material is recorded exclusively for personal use.

● JVC is not liable for compensation for loss or damage to recordings in the event this unit fails to record or play back properly because the unit malfunctions or a defective video cassette tape is used.

● This unit is designed for professional use.

CAUTION: 4-channel audio

insert editing

Do not try to perform audio insert editing on tapes with 4 audio channels when using a 2-channel audio DIGITAL S VCR (BR-D85U/E, BR-D80U/E, BRD750U/E). If audio insert editing is executed, audio signals recorded on DA3 and DA4 will be erased.

Thank you for purchasing the BR-D95U DIGITAL S Video Cassette Recorder with electronic editing capabilities.

● This unit can be used with either NTSC or PAL signal systems. Before using this unit, first select the signal system. The signal system you select will be indicated on the counter display with “525” for NTSC and “625” for PAL. For instructions on how to select the signal system, refer to “4-2 VIDEO SIGNAL SYSTEM SELECTION” on page 30.

● The optional SA-D95U digital interface board is required for input/output of serial digital signals.

CONDITION

525 625

Signal system indication

Counter display

● Superb picture quality achieved by the DIGITAL S format using 4:2:2 component digital processing

● Independently editable 4-channel PCM high-quality sound

4-channel PCM high-quality sound with 16-bit 48

kHz sampling. 4-channel audio can be edited independently.

● High-density metal tape based on the W-VHS format

● Built-in time code generator/reader to enable recording and reading of SMPTE/EBU-Standard time code and user bits

● Pre-read function

This function makes it possible to execute A/B roll

editing using only one player (video/audio insert only).

● Swap editing

The swap control function allows the player VCR to

be controlled from the recorder VCR via 9-pin remote cable. This allows automatic editing even when an editing controller is not available.

● Audio split editing

Audio edit start points can be set separately with

the video signal edit start point as a reference.

● Color frame servo function This function ensures that continuity of the color subcarrier phase is maintained during editing.

● Audio V fade function

This function fades the audio level during a

transition in V shape to reduce noise.

● Complete analog interface with input/output terminals for composite, color difference component and analog audio signals included as standard

● Internally installable serial digital interface board optionally available for configuration of fully digital systems

● Jog/search dial

● Built-in noiseless slow playback facility for noiseless

playback within a speed range of approximately –1 to +1 normal

● Audio monitor facility for search

The D-9 format provides two linear audio channels,

enabling audio monitoring even during video shuttle search.

● Tiltable front panel

● Playback audio output adjustment function

● Recording audio input adjustment function

● Video output adjustment function

Whenever (NTSC) or (525) is specified in this manual, the accompanying information applies only to the NTSC signal system. Similarly, information that is specified as (PAL) or (625) applies only to the PAL signal system.

This video cassette recorder uses the DIGITAL S format. It can only be used with video tape

cassettes bearing the “

” or “

COMPONENT DIGITAL

” logo.

COMPONENT DIGITAL

1INTRODUCTION ............................................... 8

1-1 Outline .................................................... 8

1-2 Maintenance ........................................... 9

1-3 Precautions .............................................10

1-4 Video Cassette .......................................11

1-5 Head Cleaning ........................................ 11

2 CONTROLS, CONNECTORS AND DISPLAYS 12

2-1 Front Panel ............................................. 12

2-2 Sub Panel ............................................... 18

2-3 Rear Panel .............................................. 19

2-4 Counter Display ...................................... 21

2-5 On-screen Display .................................. 23

3 CONNECTIONS ................................................ 25

3-1 Input Connections ...................................25

3-2 Output Connections ................................ 26

3-3 Control System Connections .................. 27

4 MENU SWITCH SETTING ................................. 28

4-1 Menu Display Modes .............................. 28

4-2 Video Signal System Selection ...............30

4-3 Menu Switch Setting ............................... 31

4-4 Saving and Calling Up Menu Switch

Settings ...................................................32

4-5 Calling Up Functional Menu Switch (Direct

Access Function) .................................... 33

4-6 User Page Registration/Change/Delete

(User Page Function) .............................. 34

4-7 How to Lock the Menu Switch Settings ..... 37

4-8 Recording Current Adjustment ...............38

4-9 Hour Meter Data Display ........................39

5 MENU SWITCH SETTING DETAILS ................40

5-1 Menu Switch List ..................................... 40

5-2 Menu Switch Setting Content .................43

6 PREPARATION ................................................. 65

6-1 Operation Mode Lock .............................65

6-2 Standby ON/OFF .................................... 66

6-3 Loading and Unloading the Cassette ...... 67

7 RECORDING ..................................................... 68

7-1 Preparation for Recording ....................... 68

7-2 Input Video and Audio Signal Selection .. 69 7-3 Audio Monitor Output Signal Selection ... 70

7-4 Audio Record level Adjustment ............... 71

7-5 Basic Recording Operations ................... 73

7-6 Digital audio signal input/output ..............74

8 PLAYBACK ....................................................... 75

8-1 Preparation for Playback ........................75

8-2 Basic Playback Operations .....................76

8-3 Audio Playback Level Adjustment ..........77

8-4 Manual Tracking Adjustment .................. 79

8-5 Error Correction ...................................... 80

8-6 Audio V.Fade Function ........................... 80

8-7 Simplified Playback Speed

Adjustment Function ............................... 81

8-8 Shuttle Search/Jog Operation ................. 82

8-9 Variable Slow Playback .......................... 83

8-10 Program Playback .................................. 85

8-11 FF, REW and Counter Memory

Functions ................................................ 86

8-12 Repeat Playback..................................... 86

9 OTHER FUNCTIONS ........................................ 87

9-1 Extra Line Data Recording/Playback ...... 87

9-2 EXTRA LINE, VITC LINE, V. BLANK

MASK and PB EXTENSION LINE

settings ................................................... 89

9-3 Simultaneous Operation ......................... 90

9-4 Fixed Time Cue Up Function .................. 91

9-5 Multi Cue-Up Function ............................ 92

9-6 Striping Rec Function .............................94

10 HOW TO USE TIME CODE ............................... 96

10-1 Time Code Display ................................. 96

10-2 Time Code Initial Setting (Preset) ........... 97

10-3 Time Code Recording .............................. 99

10-4 Time Code Playback............................. 101

10-5 Sub Time Code Recording and

Playback ............................................... 102

10-6 Time Code Switch Setting for Editing ... 103

11 EDITING........................................................... 104

11-1 Outline .................................................. 104

11-2 Color Frame Servo Setting ................... 105

11-3 Swap Editing ......................................... 107

11-4 Audio Split Editing................................. 112

11-5 Other Function ......................................113

11-6 Manual Editing ......................................114

11-7 Editing with the Pre-read Function........ 115

12 EDITING SYSTEM PHASE ADJUSTMENT .... 117

12-1 Connection............................................ 117

12-2 Adjustment ............................................ 118

12-3 Dubbing Loop Function .......................... 122

13 RS-232C Protcol .............................................123

13-1 Command tables................................... 123

13-2 RS-232C commands ............................ 124

13-3 Speed/data correspondence table ........ 134

13-4 Contents of the sense commands ........ 135

13-5 Menu switch setting information ........... 137

14 TROUBLESHOOTING .................................... 145

14-1 Warnings with Indicators....................... 145

14-2 Troubles not to be Warned by

Indicators .............................................. 147

15 APPENDIX ....................................................... 148

15-1 Operation button combinations ............. 148

15-2 Optional Accessories ............................148

15-3 Index .....................................................149

16 SPECIFICATIONS ...........................................150

1 INTRODUCTION

1-1 OUTLINE

This manual consists of the following sections.

Section 1 INTRODUCTION

Read this section carefully as it describes the precautions to be taken when operating this unit and the type of cassette to be used.

Section 2 CONTROLS, CONNECTORS AND

DISPLAYS

If you are already familiar with the operation of professional VCRs, you will probably only need to read this section to get started.

Section 3 CONNECTIONS

This section describes basic connections between the BR-D95U and other units.

Section 4 MENU SWITCH SETTING

This unit incorporates a “Menu” function which allows you to set a variety of switches on screen. Setting procedures and setting items are described in this section.

Section 5 MENU SWITCH SETTING DETAILS

This section describes the menu switch items and setting contents in detail.

Section 6 PREPARATION

This section describes how to set up the unit prior to operation and notes any precautions that need to be taken.

Section 7 RECORDING

This section describes recording operations and settings.

Section 8 PLAYBACK

This section describes playback operations and settings.

Section 9 OTHER FUNCTIONS

This section describes the following special functions.

• Setting the unit to record or play back information added to a video signal on an extra video line.

• Simultaneous operation of more than one VCR

• Cue-up function

Section 10 HOW TO USE TIME CODE

This section describes time code presetting, recording, and time code playback operation.

Section 11 EDITING

This section describes the editing operation and pre-read editing.

Section 12 EDITING SYSTEM PHASE ADJUST

MENT

This section describes internal TBC phase adjustment and the dubbing loop function.

Section 13 RS-232C protocol

This section describes the data protocols used to control of this unit with a personal computer or other external RS-232C controller.

Section 14 TROUBLESHOOTING

This section suggests ways to handle potential difficulties or malfunctions.

Section 15 APPENDIX

This section includes descriptions of optional units and the index for this manual.

Section 16 SPECIFICATIONS

Use time Every 750H 1500H 3000H 4500H 6000H Drum assembling 䢇䢇䢇䢇䢇 (including heads) Head cleaner 䢇䢇䢇䢇䢇 Tape guide roller, etc. 䡬䢇䢇䢇䢇 Fixed head 夡䡬䢇䡬䢇 Belt pinch roller, etc. 䡬䢇䢇䢇䢇 Driving system parts 䡬䡬䡬䡬䢇

The video cassette recorder/player incorporates precision components. Regular maintenance is necessary to maintain the performance level required for professional use. The information below will help you determine a maintenance schedule that will ensure optimum performance over a long period of time.

● Maintenance

Just as regular oil changes, brake checks, and tune-ups are essential to keep your car running well over a long period, your VCR must be maintained regularly to ensure optimum long-term performance.

Continued use of the VCR without maintenance

may lead to the following malfunctions.

●

Recording or playback cannot be executed.

●

Picture and sound distortion.

●

Repeated warnings (stopping the operation). These malfunctions are mostly due to wear or deterioration of the VCR's internal components. Having these repaired can be expensive. Moreover, a sudden malfunction can not only lead to downtime and lost productivity, but can also damage the video cassette.

1-2 MAINTENANCE

This table should be used as reference only. Actual maintenance requirements will vary according to how the unit is used.

Maintenance consultation

Consult your local JVC dealer for more information about maintenance scheduling and costs.

1 INTRODUCTION

● Keeping track of operation (running) time

The total operation time reached by an ordinary home VCR in five to six years may be reached by a professional VCR in as few as five to six months. Therefore, it is important to closely monitor the total operation time. You can check the running time on the provided hour meter (drum running time). The hour meter is shown on the counter display or onscreen display on the monitor. Hour meter indication

The hour meter can be displayed by selecting

“DRUM HOUR” on the menu switch setting screen. For details, refer to “Hour meter indication” on page

39.

● Maintenance schedule

Depending on the operation time, inspect or replace the following mechanism components.

Replace the drum assembly (including the heads)

and head cleaner every 750 hours.

夡: Cleaning, check and adjustment 䡬: Check or replace as required. If replacement is

not required, clean it.

䢇: Replace.

1-3 PRECAUTIONS

1 INTRODUCTION

The BR-D95U incorporates highly sophisticated and complex technology. To ensure proper operation, be sure to take the following precautions.

Condensation

● Do not use this unit immediately after moving it from a cold place to a warm place or after switching on a heater in a cold room. This will cause water vapor to condense on the video head drum and tape guides and may damage the tape and the VCR.

● When condensation occurs, the warning message “02 1” is shown on the tape counter display. The cassette is automatically ejected (see page 145). The head drum then rotates automatically to dry itself. Leave the VCR in this state with the power on. Once the warning message “02 1” has turned off, operation can be resumed.

POWER

OFF

REC

PLAY

PAUSE/STILL

REW

STOP

EJECT

SET

HOLD

PB/EE

COUNTER

CONDITION

RESET

VCON

REMOTE

TOP VIDEO AUDIO

OTHERSON SCREENTIME CODESERVO/SYS

USER

INSERT

STAND BY

PLAYER

VAR

P.PLAY

DA3

DA2

DA1VIDEO

ASSEM

ENTRY

OUT

CANCEL

SHIFT

REVIEW

PREVIEW

AUTO EDIT

PREROLL

RECORDER

DA4

VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER

BR-D95U

STILL

X-1

REV

FWD

PULL

RELEASE

CTL

P.READ

AUTO

OFF

V.VAR

REMOTE

PB/EE

16:9

SERVO

GENCF

525 625

Variable Motion

COMPONENT DIGITAL

Head drum

Video tape

Transportation

Always hold this unit by the side panels when carrying or moving it. If you hold it by the front panel, the tilt panel may open and you could drop the unit.

Installation and storage

● Avoid using the unit in places subject to the following conditions:

●

extreme heat or cold

●

strong magnetic field

●

high humidity

●

dust and soil

●

vibrations

● Handle the unit carefully

Do not block the ventilation openings, or place

anything heavy on the unit. Do not put any foreign materials into the cassette loading slot.

● Use the unit in a horizontal (flat) position only.

● Avoid violent shocks to the recording chassis

during transportation. Remove the cassette tape from the unit prior to transportation.

● Avoid leaving tapes in the Still or Record Pause mode for a long time as this may damage the tape.

● When not using the unit, set the [POWER] switch to “OFF” to avoid unnecessary power consumption.

● Do not stand or sit on the unit. This will damage the unit and may cause it to fall, resulting in injury.

● Do not install the BR-D95U in a location where it exposed to radiation, x-rays or corrosive gases.

Maintenance and cleaning

● This unit contains precision components to ensure the highest performance. For optimum long-term performance, proper maintenance and care are required. Consult your JVC dealer for replacement of parts, adjustment and servicing.

● Use a soft cloth to clean the cabinet. Do not use benzene or thinner as these may melt or cloud the cabinet surface. To remove excessive dirt, clean the unit with a mild detergent diluted with water, then wipe it with a dry cloth.

About the provided power cables

Two power cables are provided with the BR-D95U. Use the one that corresponds to your power-supply.

● When usage voltage is 120 V or less; use the A-type (flat-pin type) power cable.

● When usage voltage is 127 V or over; use the C-type (round-pin type) power cable.

REC

OFF

REC

OFF

1-4 VIDEO CASSETTE

● Only cassettes bearing the “

” logo can be

used with this VCR.

● Cassettes bearing the S-VHS or VHS logo cannot be

used with this unit. If an S-VHS or VHS cassette is inserted, it will be automatically ejected.

● Video cassettes cannot be used upside down.

● Leaving the tape in a partially wound condition for a

long time may damage the tape. Rewind the tape to the beginning before storage.

● Tape performance cannot be maintained if a

cassette is used repeatedly. The more a tape is used, the more dropouts occur. Do not use dirty tapes or tapes which have been damaged as doing so may shorten the service life of the rotary heads.

1-5 HEAD CLEANING

䢇Cassettes bearing the “

” logo on the back are provided with a safety slide to prevent accidental erasure.

● Move the slide to OFF to prevent erasure.

● Move the slide to ON to allow recording.

Slide

Recordable

Not recordable

1 INTRODUCTION

Repeated recording and playback leads to accumulation of dust and other particles on the video and audio heads. Excessive accumulation will adversely affect the picture or sound quality. If head cleaning is not performed periodically, a type of mosaic noise called block noise may appear in the picture or the sound may be interrupted.

Be sure to clean the tape transport system with a dedicated head cleaning tape (optionally available DCL-5) once every 20 hours.

Use a dedicated head cleaning tape only. For details on use of the dedicated head cleaning tape, refer to the instructions provided with it.

Block noise

This unit is provided with a built-in head cleaner. Use it to remove dust from the heads.

REW

STOP

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Head Cleaning mode

Cleaning procedure

1. Unload the cassette.

2. Press the [STANDBY], [REW], [STOP] and [FF] buttons simultaneously.

The built-in head cleaner in this unit cleans the

heads for about 5 seconds.

● If a cassette is inserted during head cleaning, the

head cleaning operation stops.

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[POWER] switch

When power is ON, the counter display is illuminated.

Cassette loading slot

S-VHS/VHS tapes cannot be used for either recording or playback.

Counter display

Usually displays tape time. With the MENU button pressed, it displays menu switch and hour meter settings. Displays warning codes when an abnormality occurs. For details, refer to page 21.

Level meter section

Indicates the audio recording or playback levels.

● The [CH4/TRACKING] meter can be switched between tracking display and CH4 audio level display with the [METER MODE TRACKING] button.

● Audio Level Display mode can be selected with the [METER MODE FINE] button.

● When the audio level adjust mode is set to Unity, the [P] or [R] indicator in the upper section of the meter lights. The [P] indicator lights in the Play Volume mode and the [R] indicator lights in the Record Volume mode. When the audio level adjust mode is set to Variable, the indicator goes out. You can use the audio level adjust knobs to adjust the levels in this mode.

● The audio reference level can be set with menu switch No. 257 <AUD REF. SIGNAL LEV.> (-20 dB or -18 dB).

[PHONES] headphone level adjust control

Adjusts signal level output from the [PHONES] jack.

POWER

OFF

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[PHONES] jack

Connect a set of headphones with a 6 mm-dia. plug to listen to the audio channel selected with the [AUDIO MONITOR] button.

[PLAY] audio playback level adjust knobs

Adjust the playback level for each channel (CH1 to CH4). To adjust the audio playback level, pull out the audio level adjust knobs. Turn clockwise to increase the level and counterclockwise to lower it. When audio level adjust knobs are pushed in, the Unity mode is engaged. Turning the knobs in this mode has no effect on the audio level. There are two ways to adjust playback levels: One way is to independently adjust playback levels for each channel (CH1 to CH4 channels); the other is to use the CH1 or CH3 adjust knob as a master volume control and the CH2 or CH4 knob as a balance control. You can select the method you prefer with menu switch No. 216 <AUD PB VOLUME MODE1>.

[REC] audio recording level adjust knobs

Adjust the recording level for each channel (CH1 to CH4). To adjust the audio recording level, pull out the audio level adjust knobs. Turn clockwise to increase the level and counterclockwise to lower it. When audio level adjust knobs are pushed in, the Unity mode is engaged. Turning the knobs in this mode has no effect on the audio level. There are two ways to adjust recording levels:

One way is to independently adjust recording

levels for each channel (CH1 to CH4 channels); the other is to use the CH1 or CH3 adjust knob as a master volume control and the CH2 or CH4 knob as a balance control. You can select the method you prefer with menu switch No. 215 <AUD REC VOLUME MODE1>.

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POWER

OFF

REC

PLAY

PAUSE/STILL

REW

STOP

EJECT

PHONES

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

REC

PLAY

PULL FOR VARIABLE

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CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4/

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HOLD

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VIDEO INPUT

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MONITOR

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RESET

VCON

REMOTE

TOP VIDEO AUDIO

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USER

INSERT

STAND BY

PLAYER

VAR

P.PLAY

DA3

DA2

DA1VIDEO

ASSEM

ENTRY

OUT

CANCEL

SHIFT

REVIEW

METER MODE

TRACKING

FINE

PREVIEW

AUTO EDIT

PREROLL

RECORDER

DA4

VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER

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[METER MODE] buttons

䡲 [TRACKING] tracking meter mode button

● Press this button to switch between CH-4 audio

level meter and tracking meter. This button lights or blinks when the tracking meter is selected. Blinking indicates that auto tracking is OFF. (When setting menu switch No. 005 <AUTO TRACKING> to “OFF”)

䡲 [FINE] fine meter mode button

● Press this button to change the display

accuracy of the audio level meter. When the [FINE] indicator is illuminated, the meter display is in Fine mode. More precise level adjustment is possible in this mode.

[TRACKING] adjust knob

Manually adjusts tracking during playback.

After setting the [CH4/TRACKING] meter to

Tracking Display mode with the [TRACKING METER MODE] button, adjust this knob until the meter swings to the maximum level.

* To manually adjust tracking, set menu switch

No. 005 <AUTO TRACKING> to “OFF (0)”.

[SEARCH] button

● Starts search at the search speed set by the search dial.

● In the Menu Switch Setting mode, the menu switch setting can be changed by turning the jog dial while keeping this button pressed.

● During time code presetting, preset data can be changed by turning the jog dial while keeping this button pressed.

● Use this button to change the fixed time cue up data or the video control adjust parameters.

[VAR/P.PLAY] button

● To engage the Variable mode, press this button. The button will light when the Variable mode is engaged. In this mode, you can use the

dial to control slow-motion playback speed.

● Press this button while holding the [SHIFT] button down. The button blinks and the Program Play mode is engaged. * Before engaging the Program Play mode,

engage the Still or Stop mode.

For details, refer to “Program Playback” on page

85.

Search/jog dials

Turn for search/jog operation. The outer dial serves as a search control. The inner dial serves as a jog control.

● During playback, turn the jog dial while holding the [PLAY] button down to increase or decrease the playback speed. Playback speed corresponds to the speed with which you turn the dial. Turning the dial clockwise allows you to increase playback speed to up to 2 times normal speed. Turning it counterclockwise allows you to decrease playback speed until tape running stops. If you stop turning the jog dial, normal playback speed is restored.

● In the Variable mode, turn the outer search dial for variable slow playback from -1x to +1x.

● When menu switch No. 301 <DIRECT SEARCH> is set to “OFF”, hold the [PLAY] button down and turn the search dial during play to execute variable slow playback.

● In the Program Playback mode, hold the

[VAR/P.PLAY] button down and turn the inner jog dial to set the initial speed for program playback or to vary program playback speed.

● The jog dial is also used to select items when setting the menu switches or to set data when presetting the time code.

Caution

To use the search dial, first set it to the “STILL” position (with power ON).

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LINE: Lights when composite video signal input

(via rear panel's [COMPOSITE LINE IN] connector) is selected.

CPN: Lights when component video signal input

(via rear panel's [COMPONENT IN] connector) is selected.

All lit: All indicators light when the signal from the

internal signal generator is selected. The type of signal can be selected with menu switch No. 111 “REC SIGNAL SELECT”.

Blinking: The indicator blinks if no signal is input or

if the wrong type of signal is input.

[AUDIO INPUT/AUDIO MONITOR SELECT] indicators

Show whether the input or monitor audio signal is selected. Press the

[AUDIO INPUT] button or

[AUDIO MONITOR] button to switch between the input or monitor indication.The channel indicator blinks if the selected signal does not conform to the standard. Along with the input indication, the type of signal (SDI, AES/EBU or ANALOG) is shown. With the monitor indication, the audio channel (CH1, CH2, CH3, or CH4) output to the monitor output L or R channel is shown.The channels can be switched with the

audio signal select buttons. When these three indicators (SDI, AES/EBU, ANALOG) are lit simultaneously, audio signals (1 kHz sine wave) from the built-in signal generator are selected. The signals from the built-in signal generator can be either 1 kHz audio signals or no sound. This is selectable with menu switches (No. 253 to No. 256). When the input audio signal indication is selected, these indicators blink if no SDI or AES/EBU signal is input. SDI and AES/EBU can only be selected when the optional SA-D95U digital interface board is installed.

[AUDIO INPUT] button

Press to select the input audio signal for the [AUDIO INPUT/AUDIO MONITOR SELECT] indicators. The button illuminates when selected.

[AUDIO MONITOR] button

Press to select the monitor audio signal for the [AUDIO INPUT/AUDIO MONITOR SELECT] indicators. The button illuminates when selected.

Audio signal select buttons

Press to select the input audio signal or monitor audio signal. The selected audio signal is shown by the

[AUDIO INPUT/AUDIO MONITOR SELECT] indicators.

[PB PB/EE] button

Press to select the playback (PB) exclusive mode or PB/EE auto switching mode. The selected mode is shown by the indicators in the upper section of the counter display. When the PB/EE Auto Switching mode is engaged, set the VCR to the EE mode with menu switch No. 314 <PB/EE MODE>.

[REMOTE] button

Press to select remote/local operation. When remote operation is selected, “REMOTE” is shown in the upper section of the counter display. In the “REMOTE” mode, the unit can be operated via the remote controller connected to the rear panel’s [REMOTE IN (9P)] or [RS-232C] connector. On the VCR itself, only the [STAND BY], [STOP] and [EJECT] buttons will remain operable. To operate the VCR locally, that is with its operation buttons, press the [REMOTE] button so that the “REMOTE” indicator goes out.

[VCON] button

Press to adjust the video/audio parameters. Adjustable items are shown on the counter display. Turn the jog dial while pressing the [SEARCH] button to make adjustments. You can adjust the video parameters by connecting an optional video controller to the rear panel’s [VIDEO CONTROL] connector. (See page 118.)

[RESET] button

Press to reset the CTL counter to “0:00:00:00”. The time code and user bits cannot be reset. When the edit points have been set, these settings are canceled.

When setting the fixed time cue up, press this button to reset the counter to “00:00:00:00”. For details, refer to “Fixed Time Setting” on page 91.

[COUNTER] button

Press to switch the counter between CTL counter,

time code, or user bits display. Press this button while

pressing the [SHIFT] button to display user bits.The

selected counter display mode is shown by the

indicators in the upper section of the counter display.

CTL: CTL counter display

TC: Time code display

UB: User bits display

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Input video signal button

Press to select input video signals. The selected

video signal is shown by the

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[VIDEO INPUT] indicators. SIF can only be selected when the optional SA-D95U digital interface board is installed. A menu switch is provided to prevent misoperation. Refer to the menu switch setting for No. 371 “INPUT SELECT SAFETY”.

)

[VIDEO INPUT] indicators

Show the type of video signal selected with the

(

input video signal switch. SIF: Lights when serial video signal input (via rear

panel's [SERIAL V/A IN] connector) is selected.

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Setting buttons

䡲 [MENU] button

● Press this button to enter the Menu Switch

Setting mode. Press this button again to switch back to the Counter Display mode.

䡲 [SET] button

● Press this button to store menu switch setting

data in the VCR’s memory.

● Press this button to preset data in the time code

generator.

● Use this button to end video parameter

adjustment or to use the counter memory function.

䡲 [HOLD] button

● Press this button to preset data in the time code

generator. To preset time code, the [COUNTER] switch must be set at “TC”. To preset user bits, the [COUNTER] switch must be set at “UB”.

* This button is effective only when the [INT/EXT]

switch on the time code setting section is set to “INT” and the [PRESET/REGEN] switch is set to “PRESET”.

Operation buttons

● All buttons are illuminated when pressed.

● The labels printed under the operation buttons

indicate the menu items displayed when the button is pressed in the Menu Switch Setting (Direct Access) mode.

䡲 [EJECT] button

● Press to eject the cassette.

● TOP menu switch items are displayed when

this button is pressed in the Menu Switch Setting mode.

䡲 [REC] button

● Engages the Record mode when pressed

together with the [PLAY] button.

● To monitor the EE picture during playback, press and hold this button.

● Press this button in the Stop mode to check preset data in the time code generator.

䡲 [PLAY] button

● Press to start playback. If pressed together with

the [REC] button, recording will start.

● Video menu switch items are displayed when this button is pressed in the Menu Switch Setting mode.

● When menu switch No. 301 <DIRECT SEARCH> is set to “OFF”, hold this button down and turn the search dial during play to perform variable slow playback.

● By turning the jog dial while pressing this button in the Play mode, you can vary playback speed between 0 (Still) and +2 (double-speed) Refer to “Simplified playback speed adjustment function” on page 84.

● In the Program Playback mode, hold the

[VAR/P.PLAY] button down and press this button to execute program playback.

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CH4

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PLAY

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䡲 [PAUSE/STILL]

● Engages the Pause mode when pressed during

recording. Press the [PLAY] button to resume recording.

● Engages the Still mode when pressed in the Play, Search or Stop (Standby On/Off) modes. Press the [PLAY] button to resume playback.

● Audio menu switch items are displayed when this button is pressed in the Menu Switch Setting mode.

䡲 [STANDBY] button

● Switches the Standby mode between ON and

OFF in the Stop mode. The button is illuminated in the Standby On mode.

● The head drum continues to rotate when the Standby mode is on. This enables the unit to quickly switch modes when another function is engaged. The head drum does not rotate when the Standby mode is off. This protects the cassette tape and heads from damage.

● Servo and system menu switch items are displayed when this button is pressed in the Menu Switch Setting mode.

䡲 [REW] button

● Press this button to rewind the tape. The

maximum rewind speed during rewind can be selected with menu switch No. 319 <FF/REW MAX SPEED>.

● Output mode during rewinding can be selected with menu switch No. 314 <PB/EE MODE> (with the [PB PB/EE] button set to PB/EE Auto Switching mode).

● Pressing this button together with the [PLAY] button during playback slows playback speed slightly to 0.93 times normal speed.

● Time code menu switch items are displayed when this button is pressed in the Menu Switch Setting mode.

䡲 [STOP] button

● Press this button to stop any operation. The

Output mode in this state can be selected with [PB PB/EE] button.

● On-screen menu switch items are displayed when this button is pressed in the Menu Switch Setting mode.

䡲 [FF] button

● Press this button to fast-forward the tape. The

maximum fast-forward speed can be selected with menu switch No. 319 <FF/REW MAX SPEED>. The Output mode during fast-forward can be selected with menu switch No. 314 <PB/ EE MODE> (with the [PB PB/EE] button set to PB/EE Auto Switching mode).

● Pressing this button together with the [PLAY] button during playback increases playback speed slightly to 1.07 times normal speed.

● The drum hour meter is displayed when this button is pressed in the Menu Switch Setting mode.

Player/recorder select button

Selects the player or recorder in swap editing. Press the [PLAYER] button to operate the player and the [RECORDER] button to operate the recorder. The button corresponding to the selected unit will be illuminated. (Refer to menu switch No. 372 <P+R AT SWAP MODE> on page 58.)

Editing mode select buttons

Use to select assemble editing or insert editing (VIDEO, DA-1 to DA4, TC). Set before preview or actual editing.

[ASSEM] button: Press to execute assemble

editing. VIDEO, DA1 to DA4 and TC are all recorded.

[INSERT] buttons: Press these buttons according

to the signal(s) you want to insert.

● A signal corresponding with an illuminated button is “ON”. A signal corresponding with a non-illuminated buttons is “OFF”.

● You cannot select both assemble and insert editing. Pressing the [ASSEM] button automatically switches OFF the [INSERT] button and vice versa.

● Each of the [INSERT] buttons can be set to ON/ OFF during insert editing.

● The [DA1] to [DA4] audio insert buttons blink when the audio edit IN point for the audio split editing has been registered.

● The [ASSEM] button cannot be set to ON/OFF during assemble editing.

[SHIFT] button

While pressing this button down, press the

[VAR/P.PLAY] button to start program playback. While pressing this button, press the

[PREVIEW] button to execute the review operation of editing.

While pressing this button, press the

[PREROLL] button to execute the fixed time cue up operation. For details, refer to “Fixed Time Cue Up” on page 91. Press the [AUTO EDIT] button while pressing this button to execute a “last edit”. For other operation button combinations using the [SHIFT] button, refer to “Operation button combinations” on page 148.

Edit point setting buttons

Use these buttons to register, erase, correct and check edit points.

䡲 [IN] edit IN button

Use this button to enter the edit IN point and show it on the counter display. Press this button and the [OUT] button simultaneously to display the duration of an edit. When the edit IN point is entered, this button lights. While pressing this button, turn the jog dial clockwise to shift the IN point in the forward direction or turn it counterclockwise to shift the IN point in the reverse direction.

䡲 [ENTRY] button

Press this button while pressing the [IN] or [OUT] button to enter the edit IN point or OUT point.

䡲 [OUT] edit OUT button

Use this button to enter the edit OUT point and show it on the counter display. Press this button and the [IN] button simultaneously to display the duration of an edit. When the edit OUT point is entered, this button lights. While pressing this button, turn the jog dial clockwise to shift the OUT point in the forward direction or turn it counterclockwise to shift the OUT point in the reverse direction.

䡲 [CANCEL] button

Press this button while pressing the [IN] or [OUT] button to cancel the edit IN or OUT point.

[PREVIEW] button

Press to start editing rehearsal. this button will light. During preview editing, you can press this button again if you want to restart the preview. To review an edit, press this button together with the

[SHIFT] button.

[AUTO EDIT] button

Press to start auto editing. This button will light.

Press this button while pressing the [SHIFT] button to execute a last edit.

[PREROLL] button

Press this button when the tape is at the position

where you want recording to start after preroll. The tape will be rewound from the point where you press this button for the preroll duration set with the menu switch No.320 “PREROLL TIME”. During preroll operation, this button lights and goes out when the preroll operation ends.

If an edit IN point has been already entered,

preroll is based on the edit IN point.

When this button is pressed in the Menu Switch

Setting mode, the menu switch items registered for the user menu are shown.

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POWER

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2-2 SUB PANEL

The sub panel can be accessed by opening the operation panel. To open the operation panel, refer to the figure below.

[TIME CODE] switches 䡲 [DF/NDF] drop frame/non-drop frame mode

switch (NTSC only)

● To set the time code drop frame/non-drop frame.

* Effective only when the [INT/EXT] switch is set

to “INT” and the [PRESET] switch is set to “PRESET”.

DF: To write the time code in the Drop Frame

mode. The [DF] indicator lights on the counter display.

NDF: To write the time code in the Non-drop

Frame mode.

䡲 [INT/EXT] time code select switch

● To select internal or external time code

generation.

INT: To use the internal time code generator. EXT: To use an external time code generator.

䡲 REC/FREE Run mode select switch

● To select one of two Run modes available with

the internal time code generator.

* Effective only when the [PRESET/REGEN]

switch is set to “PRESET” and the [INT/EXT] switch to “INT”.

REC: Time code runs only during recording. FREE: Time code runs in real time regardless of

the VCR’s operating mode. Select this position for editing.

䡲 PRESET/REGEN select switch

● To select the Internal Time Code Generator

mode.

* Effective only when the [INT/EXT] switch is set

to “INT”.

PRESET: Select this mode to preset time code

data.

REGEN: Select this mode when using the internal

time code generator in sync with a playback time code signal.

[CF] color frame servo switches

Use to switch the color frame servo ON/OFF.

● For the PAL signal system, select the 4 or 8 field color frame servo with the [4/8] switch on the side.

How to open the operation panel

2 CONTROLS, CONNECTORS AND DISPLAYS

● Lift the bottom edge of the panel to open it. The operation panel can be locked in 6 steps in the range of 0 to 90˚.

Lock release lever

● To return the panel to its original position, pull the lock release levers in the direction shown by the arrows and push down the panel.

SERVICE USE ONLY

OFF

HID GND

OFF

TIME CDOE

INT

FREE

PRESET

EXT

NDF

REC

REGEN

ON SCREENCF

(625)

● For the NTSC signal system, the [4/8] switch is disabled.

* To set the color frame servo with these

switches, set menu switch No. 008 <CAP LOCK> to “SW SEL”. (See page 105)

[ON SCREEN] select switch

Use to switch the on-screen menu ON/OFF. The on-screen information is output from the [LINE-2 SUPER] connector. * If menu switch No. 513 <EDIT ON SCREEN> is

set to “ON”, you cannot turn the on-screen display off. (See page 24)

Service connectors

[RF] ... RF test signal output connector [HID] ... Trigger signal output connector [G] ... Ground connector

[SERVICE USE ONLY] connector

Used to diagnose malfunctions and for other service procedures.

2 CONTROLS, CONNECTORS AND DISPLAYS

2-3 REAR PANEL

CH1/2

CH3/4

OUT

IN OUT

R-Y

B-Y

R-Y

OUT

OFF

LINE1

LINE2

SUPER

RS-232C

COMPOSITE

LINE IN

REF

COMPONENT

COMPOSITE

REMOTE IN (9P)

REMOTE OUT (9P)

VIDEO CONTROL

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

CH2

CH3

CH4

CH1

OUT

SERIAL V / ASERIAL V / A

AES / EBUAES / EBU

VIDEO

TIME CODE

AUDIO IN

AUDIO OUT

AUDIO MONITOR

[TIME CODE IN] connector ... XLR

● Accepts external LTC time code signals conforming to the SMPTE/EBU standard. Connect this connector to an external time code generator. A signal containing a large amount of jitter cannot be used for LTC time code. Be sure to use a regenerated signal (stable signal matched with the phase of video signals).

[REF IN] external sync signal input connector/

75 terminating switch (loop-through) .... BNC

● Accepts external reference sync signals. Because of its loop-through design, this connector can distribute signals to other units through the opposite terminal. Set the terminating switch to OFF when distributing signals. If signal distribution is not desired or is terminated at this unit, set the switch to ON.

● Does not accept signals with an input level over 1 Vp-p.

* When setting up an editing system, input a

black burst or standard color signal to this unit. The [GEN] indicator will light.

[COMPOSITE IN] connectors [LINE IN] video line input connector ...BNC

● Accepts composite video signals. Input composite signals passed through the TBC.

[SERIAL V/A IN] connectors ... BNC

● Accepts serial video/audio signals. The lower connector is an active loop through connector. If the VCR is not turned on, no signal will be output.

Serial signals cannot be input if the optional

SA-D95U digital interface board is not installed. Always input external sync signals when inputting digital signals. Both video and audio must be synchronized with the external sync signal.

[AC IN] socket

Connect to an AC power outlet via the provided power cable.

● When usage voltage is 120 V or less; use the A-type (flat-pin type) power cable.

● When usage voltage is 127 V or over; use the C-type (round-pin type) power cable.

[SIGNAL GND] ground terminal

This terminal is a GND for signals among unit.

[AES/EBU IN] connector .... BNC x 2

Accepts digital audio interface standard (AES/ EBU) digital audio signals. These signals cannot be input if the optional

SA-D95U digital interface board is not installed. Always input external sync signals when inputting digital signals. Both video and audio must be synchronized with the external sync signal.

When the serial digital inputs and outputs of several VCRs are connected in series, do not input the same signal to each VCR as they may not be input correctly. Digital audio signals, in particular, will not be input correctly to the next VCR in the series.

[Y.R-Y.B-Y IN] component signal input

connector .... BNC x 3

● Accepts component video signals. Set menu switch No. 104 <CPN LEV./SETUP (525)> to select MII (LOW), Bcam (HIGH) and the presence of setup signals (NTSC only). The default setting is Bcam with setup.

[AUDIO IN] connector .... XLR x 4

● Accepts analog audio signals.

● Set the input level with menu switches No. 224

to 227 <AUDIO IN LEVEL>. The factory setting is +4 dB.

2 CONTROLS, CONNECTORS AND DISPLAYS

2-3 REAR PANEL

CH1/2

CH3/4

OUT

IN OUT

R-Y

B-Y

R-Y

OUT

OFF

LINE1

LINE2

SUPER

RS-232C

COMPOSITE

LINE IN

REF

COMPONENT

COMPOSITE

REMOTE IN (9P)

REMOTE OUT (9P)

VIDEO CONTROL

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

CH2

CH3

CH4

CH1

OUT

SERIAL V / ASERIAL V / A

AES / EBUAES / EBU

VIDEO

TIME CODE

AUDIO IN

AUDIO OUT

AUDIO MONITOR

[AUDIO OUT] connectors

● Output analog audio signals.

● The output level can be set with menu switches

No. 228 to 231 <AUDIO OUT LEVEL>. Factory setting is +4 dB.

[TIME CODE OUT] connector ... XLR

● Outputs a time code signal to the external time

code generator. LTC time code conforming to the SMPTE/EBU standard can be output. Outputs a time code signal during search if menu switch No. 452 <SEARCH LTC> is set to ON (1).

Control connectors  [RS-232C] connector ... D-Sub 9-pin

Connect equipment conforming to the RS-232C interface standard such as a personal computer.

 [REMOTE IN (9P)] connector ... D-Sub 9-pin

Connect an RS-422 serial editing remote control unit.

 [REMOTE OUT (9P)] connector ... D-Sub 9-pin

Connect a VCR with RS-422 serial interface. Connect to the other VCR’s [REMOTE IN] connector to operate it from this VCR.

 [VIDEO CONTROL] connector ... D-Sub 15-pin

Use to adjust the built-in TBC from an optional video remote controller (Sony's BVR-50).

[SERIAL V/A OUT] connector ... BNC x 2

Outputs serial video/audio signals. When menu switch No. 237 <EMBEDDED AUDIO> is set to “OFF”, digital audio signals are not output. When connecting to a VCR which is not equipped to handle EMBEDDED AUDIO, set to “OFF”. No signals are output if the optional SA-D95U digital interface board is not installed.

[AES/EBU OUT] connector ... BNC x 2

● Outputs digital audio interface standard (AES/ EBU) digital audio signals. Digital signals cannot be output if the optional SA-D95U digital interface board is not installed.

[Y.R-Y.B-Y. OUT] component signal output connector ... BNC x 3

● Outputs the component video signal. Set menu switch No. 104 <CPN LEV./SETUP (525)> to select MII (LOW), Bcam (HIGH) and the presence of setup signals (NTSC only). The default setting is Bcam with setup.

[COMPOSITE OUT] connectors  [LINE 1] connector

Outputs composite video signals.

 [LINE 2 - SUPER] connector

Outputs composite video signals. When the [ON SCREEN] switch on the sub panel is set to “ON”, the time counter indication, operating mode, etc. is superimposed on the screen image. The menu switch items are shown in the Menu Switch Setting mode. Adjustment parameters and current settings are displayed on screen when the video parameters are being adjusted.

[AUDIO MONITOR] connectors

● Outputs the audio signal selected with the front panel's [AUDIO MONITOR] button and

audio

signal select buttons.

● The output level can be set with menu switches No. 232 to 233 <AUDIO MON LEVEL>. Factory setting is +4 dB.

CONDITION

CTL

CONDITION

2 CONTROLS, CONNECTORS AND DISPLAYS

2-4 COUNTER DISPLAY

3. Hour meter data display

Hour meter data (drum operation time) can be displayed in the Menu Switch Setting mode. For details, refer to “Hour meter data display” on page 39.

4. Video/audio control display.

Shows video and audio control adjustment items. Select with the jog dial. Pressing the [VCON] button restores the Tape Counter Display mode.

5. Warning code display

If a malfunction occurs, the corresponding warning code is automatically displayed. For details, refer to “Warnings with Indicators” on page 145.

1. Tape counter display

The display usually serves as a tape time counter (hours, minutes, seconds, frames). CTL counter, time code or user bits can be selected with the front panel [COUNTER] switch. “NO TAPE” is displayed if a cassette has not been loaded.

● The Menu Switch Setting mode is entered when

the [MENU] button is pressed.

How to reset the CTL counter

● Pressing the [RESET] button resets the CTL

counter to “0:00:00:00”. Time codes and user bits cannot be reset.

● The CTL counter is also reset to “0:00:00:00”

when the cassette is ejected.

2. Menu switch setting display

To select menu functions and perform menu switch setting. Menu functions and menu switch items can be changed with the jog dial. See page 31 “Menu Switch Setting” for details.

● The counter display shows symbols and

numbers.

● Pressing the [MENU] button restores the Tape

Counter Display mode.

Menu setting display

[MENU] button

Tape counter

When the VCR malfunctions

[VCON] button

[COUNTER] button or [SHIFT]+[COUNTER] buttons

[COUNTER] button

Time code

[SHIFT]+[COUNTER] buttons

User bits

Video control display

Warning display

Hour meter display

Jog dial

CONDITION

CTL

P.READ

AUTO

OFF

V.VAR

REMOTE

PB/EE

16:9

SERVO

GENCF

525 625

2-4 COUNTER DISPLAY

2 CONTROLS, CONNECTORS AND DISPLAYS

Indicator section

[VCON] button

* During swap editing, player information is shown only by the

indicators in the section when the player is selected. The [AUTO OFF] indicator always shows recorder information.

Indication Meaning when lit

CTL The CTL counter is shown. TC The time code is shown. UB The user bits are shown. DF The CTL counter or time code is in the

drop-frame mode. (525) SERVO Servo is stable. CF The color frame servo is set. This

indication lights during recording. When

the [CF] switch is ON and a tape with color

frame information is played back, this

indication also lights.

When the PLAYER is selected during

SWAP editing, the [CF] indication does not

light. GEN Signals are input to the [REF] connector.

(Blinking) GEN The input digital audio signals cannot be

recorded correctly because no external

sync signal is input.

16:9 Wide aspect ID signal is being played back. AP A non-D-9 tape is played back.

AUTO OFF A malfunction or abnormality has occurred. P. READ The VCR is in the Pre-read mode. V. VAR The video parameters can be adjusted. PB/EE The PB/EE Auto Switching mode is

selected.

PB The PB mode is selected. REMOTE The VCR is in the Remote mode. CONDITION

Channel condition is normal.

Minor errors.

Major errors. Normal playback is not

possible.

(Blinking) Tracking is not correct.

Video signal system

525 The NTSC signal system is set.

625 The PAL signal system is set.

The video signal system can be set with menu switch No. D95 <525/625> (on the top menu). After selecting the video signal system, turn this unit OFF then ON again to switch to the selected video signal system.

The following error messages may be displayed during swap editing.

Indication Meaning

Local The player’s Local/

Remote is set to “Local”.

No Tape No cassette is loaded in

the VCR.

Bump Error Bump error occurs.

No Edit Cmd The edit mode is not

selected.

Dur = 0 Duration is set to 0.

Servo Error Servo error occurs.

Split No A. The audio insert mode is

not selected.

Rec Inh Recording is not possible

on this cassette.

IN/OUT Rev The IN and OUT points

are reversed in terms of the timeline.

Over 300% Tape speed is more than

3x.

Over -200% Reverse tape speed is

more than -2x.

VTR No Play The VCR will not

function.During editing, the VCR stops.

AuCondition Editing was interrupted

because of audio conditions deteriorated.

NO CTL Stops the operation when

insert editing is executed in a non-recorded section.

●

Press the [STOP] button to release error display indications.

●

“No Tape” indication goes out when a cassette tape is loaded.

Video/audio control display

* For adjustment of each item, refer to

“Video control adjustment” on page 118.

E     F Remaining time of 15 minutes or more E    Remaining time of less than 15 minutes E   Remaining time of less than10 minutes E  Remaining time of less than 5 minutes E 

(blinking)

Remaining time of less than 2 minutes

(blinking)

Remaining time of less than 1 minutes

No indication The remaining time is being calculated.

PLAY

R: TCR 00:00:00:01

STOP

TCR

00:00:00:00

SUB TCR

00:00:00:00

2 CONTROLS, CONNECTORS AND DISPLAYS

2-5 ON-SCREEN DISPLAY

1. Tape counter display, etc.

Menu switch No. 504 <INFORMATION SELECT>

SUB read-out mode

TC read-out mode

Counter mode

Operation mode

Sub time code

Counter

F F F F F

On-screen display

On-screen information is available only via the rear panel [LINE 2 - SUPER OUT] connector.

1. Tape counter display

● Shows data when the [ON SCREEN] switch on

the sub panel is set to ON.

● You can choose what information is shown with

menu switch No. 504 <INFORMATION SELECT>. Only time data is displayed when “TIME (0)” is selected. Both time data and VCR operation mode are displayed when “TIME & MODE (1)” is selected.

● The display position can be shifted horizontally

with menu switch No. 501 <CHARA H.POSITION> and vertically with No. 502 <CHARA V.POSITION>.

● Set the [ON SCREEN] switch on the sub panel

to OFF to turn off the on-screen display. * If menu switch No. 513 <EDIT ON SCREEN>

is set to “ON”, you cannot turn the on-screen display off.

● When menu switch No. 504 <INFORMATION

SELECT> is set to “TIME + SUB TC” or “TIME + SUB TC + MODE”, sub time code information is shown simultaneously on a different line.

2. Menu switch setting display

Press the [MENU] button to call up the menu setting display on screen.

● Select a menu item by turning the jog dial. For

details, refer to “Menu switch setting” on page 31.

● Pressing the [MENU] button restores the normal

display.

3. Hour meter data display

Hour meter data can be displayed in the Menu Switch Setting mode. For details, refer to “Hour meter data display” on page 39.

4. Warning code display

If a malfunction occurs, the corresponding warning code is automatically displayed. For details, refer to “Warnings with Indicators” on page 145.

5. Tape remaining time display

When menu switch No. 505 <REMAIN ENABLE> is set to “ENABLE(1)”, tape remaining time is shown in 6 steps.

Player/recorder indication

2. Menu setting display

0002

DH:DRUM HOUR METER

3. Hour meter data display

4. Warning display 5. Tape remaining time display

WARNING 02 1

CONDENSATION ON DRUM

PLAY

CTL 0:00:00:00

008:CAP LOCK(525)

SW SEL

002:OPERATION LOCK

OFF

003:SYNC SELECT

AUTO

005:AUTO TRACKING

009:CAP RE-LOCKING DIR.

ACCELERATION

* Shown when the tape speed is less than ±0.3x.

Player/recorder indication

When the editing screen display is not shown during swap editing, this indicates which VCR's data is currently displayed on the tape counter. P:When the player is selected (SUBTC is not shown) R:

When the recorder or both the recorder and player are selected.

Counter mode

CTL : CTL data TCR : Time code reader data TC1 : Time code reader data (when the first field is played back)* TC2 : Time code reader data (when the second field is played

back)* TCR• : CTL interpolation mode TCG : Time code generator data UBR : User bits reader data UBG : User bits generator data LTC : LTC data

Drop-frame display (NTSC only)

In recording or playback in the Drop-frame mode, the counter display is as shown below.

TCR 00:00:00

Drop frame indication

2-5 ON-SCREEN DISPLAY

2 CONTROLS, CONNECTORS AND DISPLAYS

Operation mode display in the Variablemotion mode

Noiseless slow-motion playback is available at speeds of -1.0 to +1.0 times normal.

● Variable-motion playback at speeds outside this range

(from -1.0 times to +1.0 times) results in a distorted picture.

● When variable-motion playback is performed at speeds

outside the range from -1.0 times to +1.0 times, “!” appears with the operation mode on the on-screen display.

The “MUTING” or “CONDITION ALARM” can be shown on screen to make it easy to check VCR operating status on the monitor connected to the [LINE 2- SUPER OUT] connector.

 To display MUTING/CONDITION ALARM on screen, set menu switch No. 512 <MUTING/ALARM MESSAGE>

to “ON (1)”.

This can also be displayed even when setting the [ON SCREEN] switch on the sub panel to OFF.

Error rate degradation can also be checked with the [CHANNEL CONDITION] indicator on the front panel (refer to page 22).

Editing screen display

CTL -0:00:00:01

Operation mode

● -1.0 times slow-motion

playback: VAR -1.0

● -1.5 times slow-motion

playback: !VAR -1.5

Monitor screen

● Tape remain is shown when the remaining time is less

than 25 minutes (approx.).

● This display automatically appears whenever an editing-

related button is pressed (such as selecting the edit mode). (With menu switch No. 513 <EDIT ON SCREEN> set to “ON”)

● When menu switch No. 513 <EDIT ON SCREEN> is set

to “ON”, press the [STANDBY] + [SHIFT] to switch the edit screen ON/OFF.

MUTING/CONDITION ALARM display

CONDITION ALARM

(Menu switch No. 512 <MUTING/ALARM MESSAGE> set to “ON (1)”)

CONDITION ALARM display

If video head output (error rate) is degraded during playback, the “CONDITION ALARM” is shown on screen.

● When the “CONDITION ALARM” is displayed,

perform manual tracking adjustment or cleaning with the dedicated head cleaning tape.

MUTING display

● This unit outputs black signals from the built-in

signal generator via the <LINE 2 - SUPER OUT> connector.

• In Record or EE mode: When no video signal is input or input signals do not contain a sync signal

• In Play mode: When there are no recorded signals (no control signal recorded) on the tape being played back (With menu switch No. 120 <NO CTL MUTING> set to “ON”)

● When the input signal is a black signal or when a

tape on which a black signal is recorded is played back, the monitor’s screen will be black.

To differentiate between the types of black screen described above, “MUTING” appears on the screen when the black screen is due to black signals output from the built-in signal generator.

(Menu switch No. 512 <MUTING/ALARM MESSAGE> set to “ON (1)”)

MUTING

Monitor screen

R:SHTL STIL

DUR.

P:STOP

CTL

CTL 0:01:48:00

SPLIT

- :15:01

V•A1•A2•A3•A4•TC

Editing mode

Recorder current time

Tape remain

Player edit point

Player operation mode Recorder operation mode

Player current time

Audio sprit time

Duration

Recorder edit point

Edit point registration indications:

P IN ' OUT R IN ' OUT'

:43:04

-0:00:51:03

0:01:48:00 0:01:31:04

0:00:00:00 0:00:43:04

+030 P R

Variable mode tape speed

R IN OUT

Show edit points registered by pressing the [ENTRY] button.

CH1/2

CH3/4

OUT

IN OUT

R-Y

B-Y

R-Y

OUT

OFF

LINE1

LINE2

SUPER

RS-232C

COMPOSITE

LINE IN

REF

COMPONENT

COMPOSITE

REMOTE IN (9P)

REMOTE OUT (9P)

VIDEO CONTROL

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

CH2

CH3

CH4

CH1

OUT

SERIAL V / ASERIAL V / A

AES / EBUAES / EBU

VIDEO

TIME CODE

AUDIO IN

AUDIO OUT

AUDIO MONITOR

3 CONNECTIONS

3-1 INPUT CONNECTIONS

[SERIAL V/A IN]

Install the optional SA-D95U digital interface board to input signals to this connector.

[AUDIO IN]

Set the audio input reference level with menu switches No. 224 to 227 <AUDIO IN LEVEL>.

[COMPONENT IN]

Accepts component video signals.

[AES/EBU IN]

Install the optional SA-D95U digital interface board to input signals to this connector.

[TIME CODE IN]

To record the time code input from this connector, set the [INT/EXT] switch on the sub panel to “EXT” and menu switch No. 409 <EXT REGEN TC> to “LTC”.

Digital signal synchronization

The input digital signal must be synchronized with the video signals. To do this, input sync signals to the digital signal output unit and the [REF] connector of this unit.

Reference sync signal

The servo system of this unit automatically selects the reference signal as shown in the table below depending on the setting of the menu switch and the operation.

[REF]

[TIME CODE IN][COMPOSITE IN][SERIAL V/A IN]

[COMPONENT IN] [AUDIO IN][AES/EBU IN]

Setting of menu switch N. 003 <SYNC SELECT>

AUTO

EXT

Input sync signal

Operation

Video input [REF] input

Recording r 

Playback  r

Recording rR

Playback  r

: Synchronizes (highest priority)

: Synchronizes.



: Does not synchronize.

• If video input and [REF] input are not available, internal sync is performed.

CH1/2

CH3/4

OUT

IN OUT

R-Y

B-Y

R-Y

OUT

OFF

LINE1

LINE2

SUPER

RS-232C

COMPOSITE

LINE IN

REF

COMPONENT

COMPOSITE

REMOTE IN (9P)

REMOTE OUT (9P)

VIDEO CONTROL

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

CH2

CH3

CH4

CH1

OUT

SERIAL V / ASERIAL V / A

AES / EBUAES / EBU

VIDEO

TIME CODE

AUDIO IN

AUDIO OUT

AUDIO MONITOR

3-2 OUTPUT CONNECTIONS

[TIME CODE OUT][SERIAL V/A OUT]

[AUDIO OUT]

[AES/EBU OUT]

[COMPONENT OUT]

Set the component output level with menu switch No. 104 <COMPONENT LEVEL>.

● All video parameter settings except SCH phase can be adjusted. (See page 119.)

[AES/EBU OUT]

Install the optional SA-D95U digital interface board to output signals from this connector.

[AUDIO MONITOR]

3 CONNECTIONS

[COMPONENT OUT]

[COMPOSITE OUT]

[SERIAL V/A OUT]

Install the optional SA-D95U digital interface board to output signals from this connector.

● All video parameter settings except SCH phase can

be adjusted. (See page 119.)

[AUDIO OUT]

Set the audio output reference level with menu switches No. 228 to 231 <AUDIO OUT LEVEL>.

[TIME CODE OUT]

Select the time code output method during search with menu switch No. 452 <SEARCH LTC>.

[AUDIO MONITOR]

Set the audio output reference level with menu switches No. 232 and 233 <AUDIO MON LEVEL>.

[COMPOSITE OUT]

● On-screen data is output only to the [LINE 2 -

SUPER] connector.

● Select the main time code or sub time code to

output VITC with menu switch No. 451 <VITC OUT SELECT>.

● Video parameters can be adjusted. (See page 119.)

CH1/2

CH3/4

OUT

IN OUT

R-Y

B-Y

R-Y

OUT

OFF

LINE1

LINE2

SUPER

RS-232C

COMPOSITE

LINE IN

REF

COMPONENT

COMPOSITE

REMOTE IN (9P)

REMOTE OUT (9P)

VIDEO CONTROL

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

CH2

CH3

CH4

CH1

OUT

SERIAL V / ASERIAL V / A

AES / EBUAES / EBU

VIDEO

TIME CODE

AUDIO IN

AUDIO OUT

AUDIO MONITOR

3-3 CONTROL SYSTEM CONNECTIONS

3 CONNECTIONS

[REMOTE IN (9P)]

Connect an editing control for the RS-422 serial interface. Editing controller menu setting switches are available. Menu switch No. 359 <JOG FEELING> Menu switch No. 363 <CONTROLLER SELECT> To control more than one VCR at the same time, set menu switch No. 369 <PARA-RUN> to “ON”.

[RS-232C]

Connect to an RS-232C interface in a personal computer or other control unit.

[REMOTE OUT (9P)]

Connect another VCR with an RS-422 interface. You will be able to control the other VCR from this unit. To control more than one VCR at the same time, connect this connector to a [REMOTE IN] connector of the subsequent VCR.

[VIDEO CONTROL]

Connect an optional TBC remote control to operate the built-in TBC video controls. The RM-G22U cannot be connected. When adjusting with a video controller, press the [VCON] button to select “Remote” and activate the settings. (Refer to “EDITING SYSTEM PHASE ADJUSTMENT” on page 117.)

Editing remote control connection

● Set the editing timing to -7 frames from the editing remote control.

● The preroll time should be set to 5 seconds or more.

● When using the RM-G820U or RM-G870U editing remote controller, execute the editing controller's learn function before operating. Otherwise, the number of retries will be increased.

● When the RM-G820 remote controller is connected to this unit, set the menu switch No. 317 < 9PIN DEVICE ID > to “JVC D80”. The remote controller’s edit timing is automatically set to -7 frames.

[REMOTE IN (9P)]

[RS-232C]

[REMOTE OUT (9P)]

[VIDEO CONTROL]

D95:525/625 SET+HOLD[POWER OFF>525 00A:MENU SETTING

SET+HOLD INITIAL

00B:DIRECT ACCESS

SET+HOLD>ON

00C:USER PAGE

SET+HOLD>INITIAL

00D:MENU LOCK

SET+HOLD>OFF

002:OPERATION LOCK

OFF

003:SYNC SELECT

AUTO

005:AUTO TRACKING

DH:DRUM HOUR METER

0600H

U01 :(FOR USER)

U02 :(FOR USER)

U03 :(FOR USER)

U04 :(FOR USER)

U05 :(FOR USER)

CTL 1:23:45:20

008:CAP LOCK(525)

SW SEL

009:CAP RE-LOCKING DIR.

ACCELERATION

Besides the physical switches on the unit, a selection of MENU switches are provided. These can be displayed on the counter display or a connected monitor. Data set in the MENU switches are stored in the VCR’s built-in nonvolatile memory and are not erased even when the main power is turned off. Also available on the top menu display are the following convenient functions for menu switch setting.

4-1 MENU DISPLAY MODES

● Storing and calling up the current menu switch setting

● Restoring the menu switches to the factory setting

● Calling up the Direct Access group of menu switches which are clustered by function (Direct Access facility)

● Erasing all registered contents on the User Page (User Page facility)

● Menu lock function

The menu display consists of four types of display modes.

● Press the [MENU] button to call up the menu screen. The menu switch Nos. are shown on the counter display. The selected menu switch No. blinks on the on-screen display.

● Turn the jog dial to call up all four modes one after another.

● Press the [MENU] button to restore the usual display.

Top menu display

To select desired menu functions.

● D95: 525/625

Set the video signal system to NTSC or PAL. 525: NTSC signals 625: PAL signals For details, refer to “4-2 VIDEO SIGNAL SYSTEM SELECTION” on page 30.

● 00A: MENU SETTING

• INITIAL(0) : Set the MENU switches to

the factory settings.

• USER-1 LOAD (1) : Set the MENU switches to

the stored settings in the user memory area.

• USER-1 SAVE (2) : To store the current menu

switch setting in the user

memory area. For details, refer to “4-4 Saving and Calling Up Menu Switch Settings” on page 32.

● 00B DIRECT ACCESS (Direct Access facility)

With this switch set to ON (1), one-touch direct access to a functionally-related group of MENU switches such as SERVO and VIDEO or to the hour meter data or the Menu switches on user page is available simply by pressing the specified button on the control panel. For details, refer to “4-5 Calling Up Functional Menu Switch (Direct Access Functions)” on page 33.

● 00C USER PAGE (user page facility)

Erases all registered menu switch settings. To do this, select this menu function and press the SET and [HOLD] buttons simultaneously.

● 00D MENU LOCK function (menu lock facility)

Locks or unlocks menu switch settings. OFF (0) : Settings can be changed. ON (1) : Locking function is activated and menu

switch settings (except for the top menu) cannot be changed.

4 MENU SWITCH SETTING

Usual display

Menu switch setting display

Top menu display

Hour meter data display

Jog dial

User page display

[Counter display]

Usual display

Jog dial

[MENU] button

Jog dial

USER-2 LOAD (3) USER-3 LOAD (5)

USER-2 SAVE (4) USER-3 SAVE (6)

4-1 MENU DISPLAY MODES

● 00E OPTIMUM REC CURRENT function (record-

ing current automatic adjustment function)

To automatically adjust the recording current, select this menu function and press the [HOLD] and [REC] buttons simultaneously. For details, refer to “Recording current adjustment” on page 38.

● 00F FIXED TIME ENTRY

Sets the fixed time cue up point. To call up the setting mode, select this menu and press the [HOLD] button. For details, refer to “Fixed time cue up function” on page 91.

MENU switch setting display

To access multiple menu switch items The menu switches are organized in six functionally related groups.

• SERVO numbered 000

• VIDEO numbered 100

• AUDIO numbered 200

• SYSTEM numbered 300

• TIME CODE numbered 400

• ON-SCREEN numbered 500

• TBC/FRAME MEMORY numbered 600

Hour meter display

Shows the drum running hours.

User page display

Shows the menu switch data registered on the user page.

4 MENU SWITCH SETTING

4-2 VIDEO SIGNAL SYSTEM SELECTION

This unit can be used with either the NTSC or PAL signal systems. The currently selected video signal system is indicated by the 525/625 indicator on the counter display. To change the video signal system, follow the steps below.

POWER

OFF

REC

PLAY

PAUSE/STILL

REW

STOP

EJECT

PHONES

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

REC

PLAY

PULL FOR VARIABLE

TRACKING

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4/

TRACKING

SET

HOLD

PB/EE

COUNTER

CONDITION

AUDIO INPUT

VIDEO INPUT

AUDIO

MONITOR

PULL RELEASE

RESET

VCON

REMOTE

TOP VIDEO AUDIO

OTHERSON SCREENTIME CODESERVO/SYS

USER

INSERT

STAND BY

PLAYER

VAR

P.PLAY

DA3

DA2

DA1VIDEO

ASSEM

ENTRY

OUT

CANCEL

SHIFT

REVIEW

METER MODE

TRACKING

FINE

PREVIEW

AUTO EDIT

PREROLL

RECORDER

DA4

VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER

BR-D95U

STILL

X-1

REV

FWD

CH2

CH3

CH4

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

SIF

SDI

AES/EBU

AUDIO INPUT / AUDIO MONITOR SELECT

LINE

CPN

ANALOG

PULL

RELEASE

CTL

P.READ

AUTO

OFF

V.VAR

REMOTE

PB/EE

16:9

SERVO

GENCF

525

OVER

–60

–2

–4

–40

–30

–20

–10

OVER

–60

–2

–4

–40

–30

–20

–10

OVER

–60

–2

–4

–40

–30

–20

–10

OVER

–60

–2

–4

–40

–30

–20

–10

R P

625

525 625

Variable Motion

COMPONENT DIGITAL

[HOLD] button

[SEARCH] button

[MENU] button

[SET] button

: NTSC : PAL

Jog dial

4 MENU SWITCH SETTING

Operation procedure

1. Press the [MENU] button to display the top menu.

2. Turn the jog dial to select “D95: 525/625”.

“D95” is shown on the counter display and “D95” blinks on screen.

3. Hold the [SEARCH] button down and turn the jog dial to select the set value.

Select “525” for NTSC or “625” for PAL.

4. To change the menu switch setting, hold the [SET] button down and press the [HOLD] button.

[ The Normal Display mode is restored.

5. To apply the selected video signal system, turn this unit OFF then ON again.

[ When the power is turned ON, the video signal

system is changed and the corresponding video signal system indicator is shown on the counter display (525 or 625 indicator).

• When a cassette tape recorded on a signal system other than that set for this unit is played back, the corresponding indicator ([525] or [625]) blinks. When the NTSC system is selected and a PAL tape is played back, the [625] indicator blinks. When the PAL system is selected and an NTSC tape is played back, the [525] indicator blinks.

• If required, select the audio reference level (-20 dB/-18 dB) for recording with menu switch No. 257 <AUD. REF. SIGNAL LEV. >. (See page 54.)

Video signal system indicator

[Counter display]

[On-screen display]

D95:525/625

00A:MENU SETTING

SET+HOLD INITIAL

00B:DIRECT ACCESS

SET+HOLD>ON

00C:USER PAGE

SET+HOLD>INITIAL

00D:MENU LOCK

SET+HOLD>OFF

SET+HOLD[POWER OFF>525

D95:525/625

00A:MENU SETTING

SET+HOLD INITIAL

00B:DIRECT ACCESS

SET+HOLD>ON

00C:USER PAGE

SET+HOLD>INITIAL

00D:MENU LOCK

SET+HOLD>OFF

SET+HOLD[POWER OFF>525

D95:525/625

SET+HOLD[POWER OFF>525

00A:MENU SETTING

SET+HOLD INITIAL

00B:DIRECT ACCESS

SET+HOLD>ON

00C:USER PAGE

SET+HOLD>INITIAL

00D:MENU LOCK

SET+HOLD>OFF

002:OPERATION LOCK

OFF

003:SYNC SELECT

AUTO

005:AUTO TRACKING

300:DIRECT EJECT

301:DIRECT SEARCH

302:BACK SPACE

307:PAUSE/STILL/STP TIME

311:AUTO PLAY

OFF

300:DIRECT EJECT

OFF

301:DIRECT SEARCH

302:BACK SPACE

307:PAUSE/STILL/STP TIME

311:AUTO PLAY

OFF

008:CAP LOCK(525)

SW SEL

009:CAP RE-LOCKING DIR.

ACCELERATION

5MIN

4-3 MENU SWITCH SETTING

4 MENU SWITCH SETTING

[Counter display]

[On-screen display]

Menu switch setting display

Top menu display

Operation procedure

1. Call up the menu switch setting display.

Press the [MENU] button to call up the menu screen on the counter display and on-screen display. When the top menu is displayed, turn the jog dial to show the menu switch setting screen.

● On-screen display data are output through the

rear panel [LINE2-SUPER] connector.

The counter display shows menu switch number.

2. Select a menu switch item to set by turning the jog dial.

● The selected menu switch number blinks on the

on-screen display.

● The menu switch number changes on the

counter display.

3. Select the setting value of the menu switch by turning the jog dial while pressing the [SEARCH] button.

Repeat steps 2 and 3 to change other items.

4. Press the [SET] button to enter the finalized settings in memory.

● During setting, “SET” blinks on the counter

display and “MENU SET” blinks on the onscreen display. When setting is complete, the normal screen is restored.

Menu switch No.

Set value No.

POWER

OFF

REC

PLAY

PAUSE/STILL

REW

STOP

EJECT

PHONES

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

REC

PLAY

PULL FOR VARIABLE

TRACKING

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4/

TRACKING

SET

HOLD

PB/EE

COUNTER

CONDITION

AUDIO INPUT

VIDEO INPUT

AUDIO

MONITOR

PULL RELEASE

RESET

VCON

REMOTE

TOP VIDEO AUDIO

OTHERSON SCREENTIME CODESERVO/SYS

USER

INSERT

STAND BY

PLAYER

VAR

P.PLAY

DA3

DA2

DA1VIDEO

ASSEM

ENTRY

OUT

CANCEL

SHIFT

REVIEW

METER MODE

TRACKING

FINE

PREVIEW

AUTO EDIT

PREROLL

RECORDER

DA4

VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER

BR-D95U

STILL

X-1

REV

FWD

CH2

CH3

CH4

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

SIF

SDI

AES/EBU

AUDIO INPUT / AUDIO MONITOR SELECT

LINE

CPN

ANALOG

PULL

RELEASE

CTL

P.READ

AUTO

OFF

V.VAR

REMOTE

PB/EE

16:9

SERVO

GENCF

525

OVER

–60

–2

–4

–40

–30

–20

–10

OVER

–60

–2

–4

–40

–30

–20

–10

OVER

–60

–2

–4

–40

–30

–20

–10

OVER

–60

–2

–4

–40

–30

–20

–10

625

Variable Motion

COMPONENT DIGITAL

[MENU] button

[HOLD] button

[SET] button

Jog dial

D95:525/625

00A:MENU SETTING

SET+HOLD INITIAL

00B:DIRECT ACCESS

SET+HOLD>ON

00C:USER PAGE

SET+HOLD>INITIAL

00D:MENU LOCK

SET+HOLD>OFF

SET+HOLD[POWER OFF>525

4-4 SAVING AND CALLING UP MENU SWITCH SETTINGS

4 MENU SWITCH SETTING

The set menu switch data can be saved and called up with the 00A MENU SETTING item on the top menu display. If you’re going to use the current menu switch setting again later, you can store it in the user memory area. Then, if the setting is changed, you can restore it simply by calling the stored user data. It is also possible to restore the initial factory settings.The menu switch setting can be saved in USER-1 SAVE, USER-2 SAVE or USER-3 SAVE .

Top menu display

Set value

Item No.

[Counter display]

[On-screen display]

300: DIRECT EJECT

301:DIRECT SEARCH

302:BACK SPACE

307:PAUSE/STILL/STP TIME

311:AUTO PLAY

OFF

Menu switch setting display

300: DIRECT EJECT

OFF

301:DIRECT SEARCH

302:BACK SPACE

307:PAUSE/STILL/STP TIME

311:AUTO PLAY

OFF

300: DIRECT EJECT

301:DIRECT SEARCH

302:BACK SPACE

307:PAUSE/STILL/STP TIME

311:AUTO PLAY

OFF

LOAD

Memory

SAVE

Change

Call up

5MIN

POWER

OFF

REC

PLAY

PAUSE/STILL

REW

STOP

EJECT

PHONES

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

REC

PLAY

PULL FOR VARIABLE

TRACKING

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4/

TRACKING

SET

HOLD

PB/EE

COUNTER

CONDITION

AUDIO INPUT

VIDEO INPUT

AUDIO

MONITOR

PULL RELEASE

RESET

VCON

REMOTE

TOP VIDEO AUDIO

OTHERSON SCREENTIME CODESERVO/SYS

USER

INSERT

STAND BY

PLAYER

VAR

P.PLAY

DA3

DA2

DA1VIDEO

ASSEM

ENTRY

OUT

CANCEL

SHIFT

REVIEW

METER MODE

TRACKING

FINE

PREVIEW

AUTO EDIT

PREROLL

RECORDER

DA4

VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER

BR-D95U

STILL

X-1

REV

FWD

CH2

CH3

CH4

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

SIF

SDI

AES/EBU

AUDIO INPUT / AUDIO MONITOR SELECT

LINE

CPN

ANALOG

PULL

RELEASE

CTL

P.READ

AUTO

OFF

V.VAR

REMOTE

PB/EE

16:9

SERVO

GENCF

525

OVER

–60

–2

–4

–40

–30

–20

–10

OVER

–60

–2

–4

–40

–30

–20

–10

OVER

–60

–2

–4

–40

–30

–20

–10

OVER

–60

–2

–4

–40

–30

–20

–10

625

Variable Motion

COMPONENT DIGITAL

[MENU] button

[HOLD] button

[SET] button

Jog dial

Operation procedure

1. Press the [MENU] button and turn the jog dial to call up the top menu on the on-screen display and the counter display.

2. Select 00A: MENU SETTING.

● Turn the jog dial so that 00A appears on the

counter display and 00A blinks on the on-screen display.

3. Select the saving or calling-up function and execute it.

When restoring the initial factory settings

● Select “INITIAL (0)” by turning the jog dial while

pressing the [SEARCH] button.

● Press the [HOLD] button while pressing the

[SET] button.

[ Factory settings are restored. [ The Normal Display mode is restored.

* The fixed time data is not changed.

To call up the saved menu setting

(Recalling data stored in USER-1 SAVE )

● Select “USER-1 LOAD” by turning the jog dial

while pressing the [SEARCH] button.

● Press the [HOLD] button while pressing the

[SET] button.

[ The saved menu switch setting in “USER-1

SAVE” comes up.

[ The Normal Display mode is restored.

The data stored in USER-2 SAVE or USER-3 SAVE can be recalled using USER LOAD-2 or USER-3 LOAD , respectively.

To save the current menu switch setting

(Storing data in USER-1 SAVE )

● Select “USER-1 SAVE” by turning the jog dial

while pressing the [SEARCH] button.

● Press the [HOLD] button while pressing the

[SET] button.

[ The current menu setting is stored in the user

memory area. The data already saved is updated.

[ The Normal Display mode is restored.

D95:525/624

00A:MENU SETTING

SET+HOLD INITIAL

00B:DIRECT ACCESS

SET+HOLD>ON

00C:USER PAGE

SET+HOLD>INITIAL

00D:MENU LOCK

SET+HOLD>OFF

REC

PLAY

PAUSE/ STILL

REW

STOP

EJECT

TOP VIDEO AUDIO

OTHERSON SCREENTIME CODESERVO/SYS

STAND BY

PREROLL

SET+HOLD[POWER OFF>525

Access item Control Information on display

button

TOP menu SW EJECT TOP menu

VIDEO menu SW PLAY Menu SW numbered

100 and 600

AUDIO menu SW PAUSE/ Menu SW numbered

STILL 200

SERVO/SYSTEM STANDBY Menu SW numbered menu SW 000 and 300

TC menu SW REW Menu SW numbered

400

ON-SCREEN menu STOP Menu SW numbered SW 500

Hour meter FF Drum running hours

User menu SW PREROLL Menu switch on the

user page

4-5 CALLING UP FUNCTIONAL MENU SWITCH (Direct Access Function)

4 MENU SWITCH SETTING

The Direct Access facility groups menu switches into major functionally related groups such as SERVO and VIDEO for easier access. These groups can be called up directly on the menu display. Hour meter data and User Page menu switches can also be accessed this way. The Direct Access function can be turned on or off with 00B DIRECT ACCESS on the top menu display.

Enabling the Direct Access function

Procedure

Setting

00B

Counter display

Page down function

When menu switches for a function are shown on more than one screen, you can display the menu screen by group with the Direct Access function. Then, each time the operation button corresponding to the same Direct Access function is pressed, the menu screens in the group can be advanced one screen at a time (page down function). (e.g.) When the [PLAY] button is pressed with the Direct Access function set to “ON”, the top screen of menu switch #100 is shown. When the [PLAY] button is pressed again, the next menu screen is shown.

• If the group consists of one screen, the page down function cannot be used.

1. Press the [MENU] button and turn the jog dial to call up the top menu on the on-screen display and the counter display.

2. Turn the jog dial and select “00B DIRECT ACCESS”.

● Turn the jog dial so that “00B” appears on the

counter display and “00B” blinks on the onscreen display.

3. Select “ON (1)” by turning the jog dial while pressing the [SEARCH] button.

4. Press the [HOLD] button while pressing the [SET] button.

The Direct Access function is set to ON.

[ The Normal Display mode is restored.

To disable Direct Access, select “OFF (0)” by turning the jog dial while pressing the [SEARCH] button, then press the [HOLD] button while pressing the [SET] button.

Using the Direct Access function.

● Make sure the Direct Access function is set to

“ON”.

1. Press the [MENU] button to call up the menu setting display.

2. Press the corresponding front panel control button, depending on the item. (Refer to the table on the left.)

[ The starting item is shown on the counter

display and the first data appears on the onscreen display, depending on what has been selected. Move the items by turning the jog dial.

Front panel operation buttons

On-screen display

The labels under the front panel control buttons indicate the functions that can be called up with the Direct Access facility.

300: DIRECT EJECT

301:DIRECT SEARCH

302:BACK SPACE

307:PAUSE/STILL/STP TIME

311:AUTO PLAY

OFF

300: DIRECT EJECT

301:DIRECT SEARCH

302:BACK SPACE

307:PAUSE/STILL/STP TIME

311:AUTO PLAY

OFF

MENU SET

U01:(FOR USER)

U02:(FOR USER)

U03:(FOR USER)

U04:(FOR USER)

U05:(FOR USER)

301:DIRECT SEARCH

U02:(FOR USER)

U03:(FOR USER)

U04:(FOR USER)

U05:(FOR USER)

5MIN

4 MENU SWITCH SETTING

4-6 USER PAGE REGISTRATION/CHANGE/DELETE (User page function)

Up to five menu switch settings can be registered on the user page (User Page function). The User Page function allows you to register frequently used menu switches for quicker access when you want to change the settings.

1. Call up the menu switch setting screen.

Press the [MENU] button. [ Call up the menu screen on the counter display

and on-screen display. When the top menu is displayed, turn the jog dial to set to the menu switch setting screen.

2. Turn the jog dial to select the menu switch you want to register.

Menu switch selection is also possible using the “Direct Access function”.

3. Press and hold the [SET] button.

During setting, “SET” blinks on the counter display and “MENU SET” blinks on the on-screen display.

While still keeping the [SET] button pressed (even after the [SET] indication goes out), execute the next operation.

4. When the menu switch setting screen appears, turn the jog dial to access the User Page screen.

*Memo: The User Page screen can be displayed

using the Direct Access function. See page 33.

5. Select the line you want to register on the User Page screen.

While keeping the [SET] button pressed, turn the jog dial to select the line number (U01 - U05) you want to register. [ The line number is displayed on the counter

display; the line number blinks on the onscreen display.

6. Release the [SET] button.

[ The menu switch setting is displayed and the

selected line is registered on the User Page.

7. To register more items, repeat steps 2 through 6.

Registration of up to five items is possible.

8. To end User Page registration, press the [MENU] button. The normal display will be restored.

• When steps 2 through 6 are performed on an already registered line, the new menu switch setting replaces the original line.

• Registered lines on the User Page can be moved. Select the menu switch you want to move and follow steps 3 through 6.

• Items D95,00A to 00E on the top menu and the DH:DRUM HOUR menu switch cannot be registered on the User Page.

• The menu registered on the User Page is reset when the unit is initialized (with menu switch 00A).

Procedure

Registering a menu switch on the User Page

Release the [SET] button.

Hold the [SET] button.

○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○

Menu switch setting display

User Page display screen

301:DIRECT SEARCH

005:AUTO TRACKING

002:OPERATION LOCK

OFF

U04:(FOR USER)

U05:(FOR USER)

301:DIRECT SEARCH

005:AUTO TRACKING

OFF

002:OPERATION LOCK

OFF

U04:(FOR USER)

U05:(FOR USER)

MENU SET

4-6 USER PAGE REGISTRATION/CHANGE/DELETE (User page function) (con't)

4 MENU SWITCH SETTING

Counter display On-screen display

Procedure

Changing the registered menu switch setting

1. Press the [MENU] button to call up the menu display mode.

2. Select the menu switch item to be changed with the jog dial.

● The selected menu switch number blinks on the

on-screen display.

● The menu switch number changes on the

counter display.

3. Select the setting value by turning the jog dial while pressing the [SEARCH] button.

● The counter display shows the setting value.

4. To change additional items, repeat steps 2 to 3.

5. Press the [SET] button to register the new setting.

[ During setting, “SET” blinks on the counter

display and “MENU SET” blinks on the onscreen display. When setting is complete, the normal screen is restored.

D95:525/625

SET+HOLD[POWER OFF>525

00A:MENU SETTING

SET+HOLD INITIAL

00B:DIRECT ACCESS

SET+HOLD>ON

00C:USER PAGE

SET+HOLD>INITIAL

00D:MENU LOCK

SET+HOLD>OFF

U01:(FOR USER)

U02:(FOR USER)

U03:(FOR USER)

U04:(FOR USER)

U05:(FOR USER)

601: V.BLANK MASK

OFF

301:DIRECT SEARCH

002:OPERATION LOCK

OFF

214:PB V.FADE

340:SEARCH SPEED

X32

U05:(FOR USER)

MENU SET

U01:(FOR USER)

002:OPERATION LOCK

OFF

214:PB V.FADE

340:SEARCH SPEED

X32

U05:(FOR USER)

4 MENU SWITCH SETTING

4-6 USER PAGE REGISTRATION/CHANGE/DELETE (User page function) (con't)

Erasing all registered items on the User Page

1. Press the [MENU] button and turn the jog dial to call up the top menu.

[ The top menu screen is shown on the on-

screen display and counter display.

2. Select “00C USER PAGE” on the top menu.

“00C” is shown on the counter display and “00C” blinks on the on-screen display.

3. While keeping the [SET] button pressed, press the [HOLD] button.

[ All registered items on the User Page are

erased and the display returns to the normal display mode.

Erasing registered items one at a time

1. Press the [MENU] button to select the Menu Switch Display mode.

2. Turn the jog dial to access the User Page display and select the menu switch item to be erased.

* The selected menu switch number blinks on the on-

screen display.

* The menu switch number is changed on the counter

display.

3. Hold the [SET] button pressed.

[ During setting, “SET” is shown on the counter

display and on-screen display.

While still keeping the [SET] button pressed (even after the “SET” indication goes out), perform the next operation.

4. Turn the jog dial to move to the other menu switch screen page. Release the [SET] button.

[ The registered item on the User Page is

erased.

5. To erase more items, repeat steps 2 through 4.

6. Press the [MENU] button to finish.

[ The normal display mode is restored.

Procedure

Hold the [SET] button down.

Top menu screen

Check the User Page display.

User Page display

Turn the jog dial.

Menu switch display

Check the User Page display.

Release the [SET] button.

D95:525/625

SET+HOLD[POWER OFF>525

00A:MENU SETTING

SET+HOLD INITIAL

00B:DIRECT ACCESS

SET+HOLD>ON

00C:USER PAGE

SET+HOLD>INITIAL

00D:MENU LOCK

SET+HOLD>OFF

D95:525/625

SET+HOLD[POWER OFF>525

00A:MENU SETTING

SET+HOLD INITIAL

00B:DIRECT ACCESS

SET+HOLD>ON

00C:USER PAGE

SET+HOLD>INITIAL

00D:MENU LOCK

SET+HOLD>ON

CTL 1:23:45:20

4-7 HOW TO LOCK THE MENU SWITCH SETTINGS (Menu switch lock function)

4 MENU SWITCH SETTING

To prevent accidental erasure of menu switch settings, you can lock the menu switch settings. This function is not the same as operation lock.

Top menu display.

Top menu display

Procedure

Activating the menu switch lock function

1. Press the [MENU] button and turn the jog dial to call up the top menu.

[ The top menu screen is shown on the on-

screen display and counter display.

2. Select “00D: MENU LOCK” on the top menu with the jog dial.

“00D” is shown on the counter display and “00D”

blinks on the on-screen display.

3. Select “ON (1)” by turning the jog dial while pressing the [SEARCH] button.

4. While keeping the [SET] button pressed, press the [HOLD] button.

[ The menu switch lock function is set to “ON”

and the normal display is restored.

To disable the menu switch lock function, select “OFF (0)” by turning the jog dial while pressing the [SEARCH] button. Then, while keeping the [SET] button pressed, press the [HOLD] button.

When the menu switch lock function is activated, only the top menu settings can be changed. All other settings are locked.

Normal display

4 MENU SWITCH SETTING

4-8 RECORDING CURRENT ADJUSTMENT

Thanks to this function, it is not necessary to adjust the recording current each time the tape is changed. When a tape with a different optimum recording current is used, this function allows you to take advantage of this tape’s performance. If automatic adjustment is performed on a tape which has been used many times, its optimum recording current may be quite different from that of a new tape. In this case, perform automatic adjustment using the new tape.

Procedure

Activating the recording current adjustment function

1. Light all [VIDEO INPUT] indicators with the input video signal switch.

2. Select the PB/EE Auto Switching mode with the [PB PB/EE] button.

3. Load a recording tape and engage the Stop mode.

4. Press the [MENU] button and turn the jog dial to call up the top menu.

[ The top menu screen is shown on the on-

screen display and counter display.

5. Select “00E:OPTIMUM REC CURRENT” on the top menu with the jog dial.

• “00E” is shown on the counter display and “00E”

blinks on the on-screen display.

6. While keeping the [REC] button pressed, press the [HOLD] button.

[ Automatic recording current adjustment will

start. It takes several minutes to complete the automatic adjustment.

• To interrupt the adjustment, press the [MENU]

button twice.

• When adjustment is finished, the indication

shown on the left is displayed on the on-screen display.

7. When the indication on the left figure is shown on the on-screen display, press the [MENU] button twice.

[ The previous display mode is restored.

• When the adjustment cannot be completed, the

indication shown on the left is displayed on the on-screen display. In this case, change the recording position or replace the recording tape.

00E:OPTIMUM REC CURRENT

HOLD+REC>START

00F:FIXED TIME ENTRY

00:00:00:00

OPTIMUM REC CURRENT

! ! PERFORM ! ! 10 05

(ABORT > MENU KEY)

OPTIMUM REC CURRENT

! ! END ! ! 10 05

(PUSH MENU KEY)

OPTIMUM REC CURRENT

! ! ERROR ! !

(PUSH MENU KEY)

D95:525/625

SET+HOLD[POWER OFF>525

00A:MENU SETTING

SET+HOLD INITIAL

00B:DIRECT ACCESS

SET+HOLD>ON

00C:USER PAGE

SET+HOLD>INITIAL

00D:MENU LOCK

SET+HOLD>OFF

DH:DURM HOUR METER

0600

[FF] button

[MENU] button [HOLD] button

[FF] button

POWER

OFF

REC

PLAY

PAUSE/STILL

REW

STOP

EJECT

PHONES

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

REC

PLAY

PULL FOR VARIABLE

TRACKING

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4/

TRACKING

SET

HOLD

PB/EE

COUNTER

CONDITION

AUDIO INPUT

VIDEO INPUT

AUDIO MONITOR

PULL RELEASE

RESET

VCON

REMOTE

TOP VIDEO AUDIO

OTHERSON SCREENTIME CODESERVO/SYS

USER

INSERT

STAND BY

PLAYER

VAR

P.PLAY

DA3

DA2

DA1VIDEO

ASSEM

ENTRY

OUT

CANCEL

SHIFT

REVIEW

METER MODE

TRACKING

FINE

PREVIEW

AUTO EDIT

PREROLL

RECORDER

DA4

VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER

BR-D95U

STILL

X-1

REV

FWD

CH2

CH3

CH4

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

CH1

CH2

CH3

CH4

SIF

SDI

AES/EBU

AUDIO INPUT / AUDIO MONITOR SELECT

LINE

CPN

ANALOG

PULL

RELEASE

CTL

P.READ

AUTO

OFF

V.VAR

REMOTE

PB/EE

16:9

UBDF

SERVO

GENCF

525

OVER

–60

–2

–4

–40

–30

–20

–10

OVER

–60

–2

–4

–40

–30

–20

–10

OVER

–60

–2

–4

–40

–30

–20

–10

OVER

–60

–2

–4

–40

–30

–20

–10

625

Variable Motion

COMPONENT DIGITAL

4-9 HOUR METER DATA DISPLAY

4 MENU SWITCH SETTING

Drum running hours can be displayed on the counter display and the on-screen display. Use this information as a guide to choosing the appropriate maintenance interval.

Procedure

1. Press the [MENU] button.

[ The Menu Display mode is engaged.

2. Select the DH display by turning the jog dial.

[ Hour meter data (drum running hours) is

displayed on the counter display and the onscreen display (0000H - 9999 H).

3. To return to the normal display mode, press the [MENU] button.

When the Direct Access function is set to ON, press the [FF] button to accelerate item indication.

Direct Access function number

Drum running hours

5 MENU SWITCH SETTING DETAILS

5-1 MENU SWITCH LIST

Gives the names and brief description of the menu switches. See reference pages for details

Functions enclosed in

are not available on the PAL system.

Functional No Names Description Reference group Page

SERVO 002 OPERATION LOCK Operation mode lock ON/OFF .......................................................................... 43

003 SYNC SELECT Selects the reference sync signal (EXT or AUTO) for the servo system ......... 43

005 AUTO TRACKING Selects automatic or manual tracking .............................................................. 43

008 CAP LOCK (525) Selects the color frame servo sync system ...................................................... 43

008p CAP LOCK (625) Selects the color frame servo sync system ...................................................... 44

009 CAP RELOCKING DIR Selects the color frame servo lock direction ..................................................... 44

VIDEO 104 CPN LEVEL/SETUP (525) Selects Betacam or MII component level ......................................................... 44

111 VD REC SIGNAL SEL. Selects the video signal created by internal generator ..................................... 44

112 ECC MODE Selects level of error correction ........................................................................ 45

119 SLOW PICTURE Selects FIELD or FRAME slow motion playback mode. .................................. 45

120 NO CTL MUTING Selects if the video output mutes when playing back a blank tape .................. 45

124 CHROMA ROTE Selects the output chroma phase reference signal .......................................... 45

128 PB EXTENSION LINE Selects the extension line output during playback ........................................... 45

130 BLANKING WIDTH Selects the H blanking width ............................................................................ 46

133 LINE SETUP (525) Adds setup to composite signals ...................................................................... 46

138 EXTRA LINE REC (525) Selects the video signal that will be recorded on the extra line ........................ 47

139 EXTRA-L R1 SEL (525) Selects the input signal line that will be recorded on extra line 1 ..................... 47

140 EXTRA-L R2 SEL (525) Selects the input signal line that will be recorded on extra line 2. .................... 47

141 EXTRA-L R3 SEL (525) Selects the input signal line that will be recorded on extra line 3 ..................... 47

142 EXTRA-L R4 SEL (525) Selects the input signal line that will be recorded on extra line 4 ..................... 47

143 EXTRA LINE PB (525) Selects how extra line information is added during playback ........................... 47

144 EXTRA-L P1 SEL (525) Selects which line to add extra line 1 information ............................................ 48

145 EXTRA-L P2 SEL (525) Selects which line to add extra line 2 information ............................................ 48

146 EXTRA-L P3 SEL (525) Selects which line to add extra line 3 information ............................................ 48

147 EXTRA-L P4 SEL (525) Selects which line to add extra line 4 information ............................................ 48

138p EXTRA LINE REC (625) Selects the video signal that will be recorded on the extra line. ....................... 48

139p EXTRA-L R1 SEL (625) Selects the input signal line that will be recorded on extra line 1 ..................... 48

140p EXTRA-L R2 SEL (625) Selects the input signal line that will be recorded on extra line 2. .................... 48

141p EXTRA-L R3 SEL (625) Selects the input signal line that will be recorded on extra line 3 ..................... 48

142p EXTRA-L R4 SEL (625) Selects the input signal line that will be recorded on extra line 4 ..................... 48

143p EXTRA LINE PB (625) Selects how extra line information is added during playback ........................... 49

144p EXTRA-L P1 SEL (625) Selects which line to add extra line 1 information ............................................ 49

145p EXTRA-L P2 SEL (625) Selects which line to add extra line 2 information ............................................ 49

146p EXTRA-L P3 SEL (625) Selects which line to add extra line 3 information ............................................ 49

147p EXTRA-L P4 SEL (625) Selects which line to add extra line 4 information ............................................ 49

148 IN VBLANK YCOMB (525) Turns Y/C separation ON/OFF for composite signals in the

V. Blanking period ........................................................................................... 49

148p IN VBLANK YCOMB (625) Turns Y/C separation ON/OFF for composite signals in the

V. Blanking period ........................................................................................... 49

149 VIDEO OUT SELECT Selects the timing for output video signals during editing ................................ 50

AUDIO 214 PB V. FADE Enables V fades during playback at the audio edit transitions ......................... 50

215 AUD REC VOLUME MODE 1 Selects audio REC level adjustment as individual channels or stereo pairs .... 50

216 AUD PB VOLUME MODE 1 Selects audio PB level adjustment as individual channels or stereo pairs ....... 51

219 SEARCH REC CH Selects the signal source for recording linear audio tracks .............................. 51

221 SEARCH PB AT 1+3/2+4 Switches the linear track audio ON/OFF during search ................................... 51

222 MONITOR MIX MODE Selects the audio monitor mixing level ............................................................. 51

223 CH3/4 OUT SEL AT 2CH Selects the signal output from the CH3/CH4 audio channels .......................... 52

224 AUDIO IN LEVEL CH1 Sets the audio input reference level for CH1.................................................... 52

225 AUDIO IN LEVEL CH2 Sets the audio input reference level for CH2.................................................... 52

Functional No Names Description Reference group Page

5 MENU SWITCH SETTING DETAILS

5-1 MENU SWITCH LIST

AUDIO 226 AUDIO IN LEVEL CH3 Sets the audio input reference level for CH3.................................................... 52

227 AUDIO IN LEVEL CH4 Sets the audio input reference level for CH4 .................................................... 52

228 AUDIO OUT LEVEL CH1 Sets the audio output reference level for CH1 ................................................. 52

229 AUDIO OUT LEVEL CH2 Sets the audio output reference level for CH2 ................................................. 52

230 AUDIO OUT LEVEL CH3 Sets the audio output reference level for CH3 ................................................. 52

231 AUDIO OUT LEVEL CH4 Sets the audio output reference level for CH4 ................................................. 52

232 AUDIO MON LEVEL LCH Sets the output reference level for the LCH audio monitor .............................. 52

233 AUDIO MON LEVEL RCH Sets the output reference level for the RCH audio monitor.............................. 52

236 PRO 48K S.R.CONV. Enables the sampling rate converter even when the input signal is

a professional 48K AES/EBU signal ................................................................ 52

237 EMBEDDED AUDIO Disables the embedded audio signal from the SDI output signal ..................... 53

247 DIG AUD AT SYNC IN Turns the embedded audio noise ON/OFF when the sync signal is input

from a different system .................................................................................... 53

251 CH3/4 SOURCE SEL. Selects the input source for the CH3 and CH4 audio signals .......................... 53

253 CH1 REC SIGNAL SEL Selects the built-in signal generator’s CH1 audio signal .................................. 54

254 CH2 REC SIGNAL SEL Selects the built-in signal generator’s CH2 audio signal .................................. 54

255 CH3 REC SIGNAL SEL Selects the built-in signal generator’s CH3 audio signal .................................. 54

256 CH4 REC SIGNAL SEL Selects the built-in signal generator’s CH4 audio signal .................................. 54

257 AUD REF. SIGNAL LEV Selects the audio recording reference level ..................................................... 54

261 AUD SEL. AT SEARCH Selects the output audio track during search ................................................... 54

SYSTEM 300 DIRECT EJECT Enables /disables direct EJECT

(accepts EJECT command from any mode) .....

301 DIRECT SEARCH Direct search ON/OFF...................................................................................... 54

302 BACK SPACE Back space edit operation ON/OFF ................................................................. 54

307 PAUSE/STILL/STP TIME Selects duration of long-time pause/still/standby ON....................................... 55

311 AUTO PLAY Auto play operation ON/OFF............................................................................ 55

312 AUTO REW Auto rewind operation ON/OFF ........................................................................ 55

314 PB/EE MODE Selects the modes in which the VCR automatically switches from PB to EE ... 55

317 9PIN DEVICE ID Selects the device type ID returned to a 9-pin remote control ........................ 55

319 FF/REW MAX SPEED Selects the maximum tape speed in FF/REW modes ...................................... 55

320 PREROLL TIME Sets the PREROLL time ................................................................................... 56

323 PREROLL END MODE Selects the mode engaged after preroll operation ........................................... 56

328 EDIT POINT CLEAR Selects whether the edit point data is cleared after performing the edit........... 56

340 SEARCH SPEED Selects the maximum search speed when using the search dial ..................... 56

351 PREREAD Selects the video/audio preread function ......................................................... 56

352 AUD PREREAD TIMING Selects the output audio phase correction during audio preread ..................... 56

357 DIAG AT POWER ON Enables/ disables automatic diagnosis operation at power ON ....................... 57

359 JOG FEELING (REMOTE) Selects the "feel" of an external editing /remote controller's JOG dial ............. 57

363 CONTROLLER SELECT Changes the personality of the VCR to match the type of editing

controller connected ........................................................................................ 57

367 EDIT INTERRUPTION Enables/disables channel condition monitoring during editing ......................... 57

368 STARTING PIC FREEZE Selects video output source (freeze or tape) during servo lock ....................... 57

369 PARA-RUN Enables simultaneous control of multiple VCR's from a single remote ............ 58

371 INPUT SELECT SAFETY Switches ON a safety function to prevent accidental change of input router ... 58 372 P+R AT SWAP MODE Selects whether or not simultaneous operation of the player and

recorder is permitted ....................................................................................... 58

373 MATCH FRAME Switches the match frame mode ON/OFF during swap editing ....................... 58

374 MENU OPEN SAFETY Selects the method for opening the menu switch setting mode ....................... 58

375 AUD EDIT PRESET CH1 Selects the ON/OFF execution command for the (DA-1) Insert mode ............. 59

376 AUD EDIT PRESET CH2 Selects the ON/OFF execution command for the (DA-2) Insert mode ............. 59

377 AUD EDIT PRESET CH3 Selects the ON/OFF execution command for the (DA-3) Insert mode ............. 59

378 AUD EDIT PRESET CH4 Selects the ON/OFF execution command for the (DA-4) Insert mode ............. 59

Functional No Names Description Reference group Page

SYSTEM 381 JOG FEELENG (LOCAL) Selects jog dial operation response level ......................................................... 59

382 9 PIN ID

䡲

---(1ST) Sets the first digit of the ID code ...................................................................... 59

383 9 PIN ID-

䡲

--(2ND) Sets the second digit of the ID code ................................................................. 59

384 9 PIN ID--

䡲

-(3RD) Sets the third digit of the ID code ..................................................................... 59

385 9 PIN ID---

䡲

(4TH) Sets the fourth digit of the ID code ................................................................... 59

386 MUTING AT NO TAPE ON/OFF of the EE signal output when no tape is loaded ................................. 59

387 CF FLAG REPLY (525) Selects the number of fields for which the color frame flag is set for

9-pin remote control ........................................................................................ 60

387p CF FLAG REPLY (625) Selects the number of fields for which the color frame flag is

set for 9-pin remote control ............................................................................. 60

389 MULTI CUE MODE Switches Multi Cue mode ON/OFF .................................................................. 60

390 SWAP VTR SELECT Selects the player VTR type during swap editing ............................................. 60

391 SYNCHRONIZATION Enables/disables the bump mode during swap editing .................................... 60

393 SYNC GRADE Selects the editing accuracy during swap editing ............................................. 60

395 AUTO-EE Selects whether the BR-D92 automatically switches to EE for single monitor

operation during swap editing ......................................................................... 60

TIME CODE 400 VITC LINE-1 SEL (525) Selects the vertical interval line for adding VITC-1 ........................................... 61

400p VITC LINE-1 SEL (625) Selects the vertical interval line for adding VITC-1........................................... 61

401 VITC LINE-2 SEL (525) Selects the vertical interval line for adding VITC-2........................................... 61

401p VITC LINE-2 SEL (625) Selects the vertical interval line for adding VITC-2........................................... 61

402 CTL DF SELECT (525) Sets the CTL counter to operate in NONDROP/DROP frame mode ............... 61

403 REGEN MODE Selects what elements of time the code (TC, UB) are regenerated ................. 61

409 EXT REGEN TC Selects external source (LTC/ VITC) for regeneration ..................................... 62

410 AUTO REGEN MODE Selects the edit mode in which time code is regenerated. ............................... 62

421 TCG CF FLAG Turns the color frame flag ON/OFF for the time code bit ................................. 62

450 SUB TC (VITC) REC Selects whether incoming VITC is recorded onto the Sub-Time Code ............ 62

451 VITC OUT SELECT Selects the VITC time code output source (Main/Sub) time code ................... 62

452 SEARCH LTC Selects whether LTC time code is output in the Search mode ......................... 62

457 UB PRESET AUTO Selects if the user bit data stored in the memory is recorded preferentially ..... 63

ON-SCREEN 501 CHARA H POSITION Sets the horizontal display position of the on-screen data ............................... 63

502 CHARA V POSITION Sets on-screen data vertical display position ................................................... 63

504 INFORMATION SELECT Selects the type of information shown by the on-screen display...................... 63

505 REMAIN ENABLE Enables/ disables the tape “Remaining Time” display indication ..................... 63

512 MUTING/ALARM MESSAGE Selects whether “MUTING” or “CONDITION ALARM” appears on-screen ...... 64

513 EDIT ON SCREEN ON/OFF of edit on-screen display ................................................................... 64

TBC.FRAME 601 V.BLANK MASK Turns the V sync section masking ON/OFF during playback ........................... 64

MEMORY 620 DUBBING LOOP Enables/ disables the Dubbing Loop (multi-gen test) function ......................... 64

5 MENU SWITCH SETTING DETAILS

5-1 MENU SWITCH LIST

Selects the reference sync signal used by the servo system. EXT : Synchronizes with the signal applied to

the[REF] input connector regardless of VCR mode (playback or record).

AUTO : Synchronizes with the signal applied to

the [REF] input connector during playback.The VCR locks to the video input during recording. (If no signal is present on the [REF] connector and video input connector, the VCR synchronizes to an internal clock signal regardless of this menu's setting).

Switches the operation mode lock ON/OFF. Set to ON to lock the VCR in the current mode. When “OPERATION LOCK” is ON, you cannot operate the control buttons, switches, knobs and dials on the VCR or change any menu switch settings other than this menu switch itself. Only the [POWER] switch and the [PHONES LEVEL] adjust knob remain operable.

5 MENU SWITCH SETTING DETAILS

5-2 MENU SWITCH SETTING CONTENT

<SERVO> [ ] : Factory setting Functions enclosed in

are not available on the PAL SYSTEM.

Menu SW On-screen Counter

On-screen

No. display display display

002 OPERATION [0] [OFF]

LOCK 1 ON

003 SYNC SELECT 1 EXT

[3] [AUTO]

005

AUTO TRACKING

0 OFF

[1] [ON]

008 CAP LOCK (525) [0] [SW SEL]

12 FIELD 24 FIELD

Selects manual or automatic tracking adjustment in the Play mode.

ON :The tracking value is automatically adjusted

to the optimum position when the Play mode is engaged. The [TRACKING] knob is not operable. When the Automatic Tracking mode is engaged, tracking adjustment takes several seconds. During this time, audio output signals are derived from the linear tracks.

OFF : Tracking can be adjusted manually with the

[TRACKING] knob. When the meter indication is set to “Tracking”, the [TRACKING] button blinks.

Selects the color frame servo sync system for NTSC signals. SW SEL : The color frame servo setting is

determined by the sub panel’s [CF] switch setting.

2 FIELD : The frame servo is set. Color framing is

not executed.

4 FIELD : 4 field color frame servo is executed.

When the contents of a menu item differ for NTSC and PAL, this is indicated after the menu item name by (525) for NTSC and (625) for PAL. With PAL, “p” is shown after the menu No.

Item

Content

Setting

5-2 MENU SWITCH SETTING CONTENT

5 MENU SWITCH SETTING DETAILS

Menu SW On-screen Counter On-screen

No. display display display

008p CAP LOCK (625) [0] [SW SEL]

12 FIELD 24 FIELD 38 FIELD

009

CAP RE-LOCKING

[0]

[ACCELERATION]

DIR.

DECELERATION

104

CPN LEV./SETUP

0 LOW/ON

(525) [1] [HIGH/ON]

2 LOW/OFF 3 HIGH/OFF

111 VD REC SIGNAL 1 COLOR BAR

SEL.

[2] [BLACK]

MULTI BURST

PULSE & BAR

[ ] : Factory setting

Selects the video signal output by the internal signal generator. The selected signal is output in the EE and Record modes.These signals do not conform to the SMPTE standard. COLOR BAR :Color bar is selected. (These are

75% color bar signals). BLACK : Black signal is selected. MULTI BURST : Multi Burst signal is selected. PULSE & BAR : Pulse & Bar signal is selected.

Item

Content

This item should be applied to NTSC signals only. Sets input/output levels for the [Y, R-Y, B-Y] connectors on the rear panel. Sets input/output levels and setup presence. LOW/ON : Sets component signals to MII levels

with setup.

HIGH/ON : Sets component signals to Bcam levels

with setup.

LOW/OFF : Sets component signals to MII levels

without setup.

HIGH/OFF : Sets component signals to Bcam levels

without setup.

<VIDEO>

Setting

Selects the color frame servo sync system for PAL signals. SW SEL : The color frame servo setting is

determined by the sub panel’s [CF] switch setting.

2 FIELD : The frame servo is set. Color framing is

not executed. 4 FIELD : 4 field color frame servo is executed. 8 FIELD : 8 field color frame servo is executed.

Selects the color frame servo lock direction after executing the bump function. If the edit point shifts due to the color frame servo, select + or - to adjust the edit point. ACCELERATION : Moves the edit point in the +

direction (locks in the acceleration direction).

DECELERATION : Moves the edit point in the -

direction (locks in the deceleration direction).

Menu SW On-screen Counter On-screen

No. display display display

112 ECC MODE [0] [NORMAL]

NO CANCEL

2NO

CORRECTION

119 SLOW PICTURE 0 FRAME

[1] [FIELD]

120 NO CTL MUTING 0 OFF

[1] [ON]

124 CHROMA ROTE [0] [CPS]

1 CPN

128 PB EXTENSION 0OFF

LINE [1] [ON]

5-2 MENU SWITCH SETTING CONTENT

5 MENU SWITCH SETTING DETAILS

[ ] : Factory setting

Switches the output chroma phase reference for component signals or composite signals. CPS: Varies the phase so that the chroma level is

not changed with the composite vector scope.

CPN: Varies the phase so that the chroma level is

not changed with the component vector

scope. Set this switch when adjusting the chroma phase with the video control.

Sets whether or not the video signal extension line is output during playback.

ON : Outputs the extension line.

When a tape recorded on this unit is played back, all video signal lines are output.

OFF : Does not output the extension line.

Set to this position when playing back tapes not recorded on this unit. *During recording, the following signal lines are

recorded as the EXTENSION LINE. [525]: LINE 20, 21, 22, 263, 282, 283, 284 and

525 (For LINE 282, the second half only)

[625]: LINE 19, 20, 21, 22, 331, 332, 333, 334 and

623 This menu functions only with tapes recorded on this unit. When a tape recorded on this unit is played back on the BR-D80, BR-D750, BR-D92 or BR-D860, the EXTENSION LINE is not played back. For details, refer to page 89.

Item

Content

Setting

Selects the “Field” or “Frame” slow play mode.

FRAME : Outputs a frame picture. FIELD : Outputs a field picture.

Selects the video signal output when a nonrecorded section (NO CTL) of the tape is played back.

OFF : Still picture is output. ON : Black picture is output.

This menu activates or deactivates the error correction circuit (error correction /error conceal). NORMAL : Activates all error correction

circuitry. NO CONCEAL : NO error concealment is applied NO CORRECTION: Neither the error concealment

nor the error correction circuits function.

For details, refer to page 80.

+ 53 hidden pages

JVC BR-D95U User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

MAIN FEATURES

CONTENTS

1 INTRODUCTION

1-1 OUTLINE

1-2 MAINTENANCE

1-3 PRECAUTIONS

1-4 VIDEO CASSETTE

1-5 HEAD CLEANING

2-1 FRONT PANEL

2 CONTROLS, CONNECTORS AND DISPLAYS

2-2 SUB PANEL

2-3 REAR PANEL

2-4 COUNTER DISPLAY

2-5 ON-SCREEN DISPLAY

3 CONNECTIONS

3-1 INPUT CONNECTIONS

3-2 OUTPUT CONNECTIONS

3-3 CONTROL SYSTEM CONNECTIONS

4-1 MENU DISPLAY MODES

4 MENU SWITCH SETTING

4-2 VIDEO SIGNAL SYSTEM SELECTION

4-3 MENU SWITCH SETTING

4-4 SAVING AND CALLING UP MENU SWITCH SETTINGS

4-5 CALLING UP FUNCTIONAL MENU SWITCH (Direct Access Function)

4-6 USER PAGE REGISTRATION/CHANGE/DELETE (User page function)

4-7 HOW TO LOCK THE MENU SWITCH SETTINGS (Menu switch lock function)

4-8 RECORDING CURRENT ADJUSTMENT

4-9 HOUR METER DATA DISPLAY

5 MENU SWITCH SETTING DETAILS

5-1 MENU SWITCH LIST

5-2 MENU SWITCH SETTING CONTENT