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Sony MAV-555 User Manual

EDITING PANEL (for MAV-555 MULTI ACCESS VIDEO DISK RECORDER)
MAVE-F555
(Ver. 2.30)
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OPERATION MANUAL
[Japanese/English]
1st Edition (Revised 2) Serial No. 10001 and Higher
WARNING
To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture.
English
WARNING: Using this unit at a voltage other than 120 V
may require the use of a different line cord or attachment plug, or both. To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, refer servicing to qualified service personnel.
To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified personnel only.
THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED.
For the customers in the USA
WARNING
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 equipment 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 equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his or her own expense.
You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not expressly approved in this manual could void your authority to operate this equipment.
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WARNING: THIS WARNING IS APPLICABLE FOR USA
ONLY.
If used in USA, use the UL LISTED power cord specified below. DO NOT USE ANY OTHER POWER CORD.
Plug Cap Parallel blade with ground pin
(NEMA) 5-15P Configuration) Cord Type SJT, three 16 or 18 AWG wires Length Less than 2.5 m (8 ft. 3 in.) Rating Minimum 10 A, 125 V
For the customers in Europe
This product with CE marking complies with both the EMC Directive (89/336/EEC) and the Low Voltage Directive (73/ 23/EEC) issued by the Commission of the European Community. Compliance with these directives implies conformity to the following European standards:
• EN60950: Product Safety
• EN55103-1: Electromagnetic Interference (Emission)
• EN55103-2: Electromagnetic Susceptibility (Immunity) This product is intended for use in the following Electromagnetic Enviroment(s): E1 (residential), E2 (commercial and light industrial), E3 (urban outdoors) and E4 (controlled EMC environment, ex. TV studio).
Pour les clients européens
Ce produit portant la marque CE est conforme à la fois à la Directive sur la compatibilité électromagnétique (EMC) (89/ 336/CEE) et à la Directive sur les basses tensions (73/23/ CEE) émises par la Commission de la Communauté européenne. La conformité à ces directives implique la conformité aux normes européennes suivantes:
• EN60950: Sécurité des produits
• EN55103-1: Interférences électromagnétiques (émission)
• EN55103-2: Sensibilité électromagnétique (immunité) Ce produit est prévu pour être utilisé dans les environnements électromagnétiques suivants: E1 (résidentiel), E2 (commercial et industrie légère), E3 (urbain extérieur) et E4 (environnement EMC contrôlé ex. studio de télévision).
Für Kunden in Europa
Dieses Produkt besitzt die CE-Kennzeichnung und erfüllt sowohl die EMV-Direktive (89/336/EEC) als auch die Direktive Niederspannung (73/23/EEC) der EG-Kommission. Die Erfüllung dieser Direktiven bedeutet Konformität für die folgenden Europäischen Normen:
• EN60950: Produktsicherheit
• EN55103-1: Elektromagnetische Interferenz (Emission)
• EN55103-2: Elektromagnetische Empfindlichkeit
(Immunität) Dieses Produkt ist für den Einsatz unter folgenden elektromagnetischen Bedingungen ausgelegt: E1 (Wohnbereich), E2 (kommerzieller und in beschränktem Maße industrieller Bereich), E3 (Stadtbereich im Freien) und E4 (kontrollierter EMV-Bereich, z.B. Fernsehstudio).

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Overview
Chapter 2 Preparations
1-1 MAVE-F555 Overview .................................................................. 1-1
1-2 Principal Features .......................................................................... 1-2
1-3 Changes from Version 1.00 ........................................................... 1-4
1-3-1 Version 1.00 to 1.10 Changes .............................................. 1-4
1-3-2 Version 1.10 to 2.00 Changes .............................................. 1-5
1-3-3 Version 2.00 to 2.10 Changes ............................................. 1-6
1-3-4 Version 2.10 to 2.20 Changes ............................................. 1-6
1-3-5 Version 2.20 to 2.30 Changes .............................................. 1-7
1-4 Names and Functions of Parts....................................................... 1-9
1-4-1 Console ................................................................................ 1-9
1-4-2 Rear Panel Connectors ....................................................... 1-12
2-1 Example System Configurations and Device Connections ......... 2-1
2-1-1 Example System Configuration (1)
- for Linear/Nonlinear Editing ............................................. 2-1
2-1-2 Example System Configuration (2)
Connecting Multiple MAVE-F555 Units to the MAV-555. 2-2
2-1-3 Connecting the MAVE-F555 and MAV-555 ...................... 2-3
2-2 Settings on the MAV-555 ............................................................... 2-5
2-2-1 Operation Mode Setting ....................................................... 2-5
2-2-2 Port Settings ......................................................................... 2-5
2-2-3 Settings for Superimposed Indications ................................ 2-5
2-2-4 Settings for Changing File Times ........................................ 2-6
2-2-5 Settings with the MAVE-D555 ............................................ 2-6
Chapter 3 Operations for Linear/ Nonlinear Editing
3-1 Operations for Linear Editing (Operations in File Units) .......... 3-1
3-1-1 File Selection ....................................................................... 3-1
3-1-2 Creating a New File ............................................................. 3-6
3-1-3 Deleting Files ....................................................................... 3-8
3-2 Operations for Nonlinear Editing (Operations in Cut Units) .... 3-9
3-2-1 Cut Jump Function (Cueing Up to a Cut Point)................. 3-11
3-2-2 Save and Recall Cut Point Information ............................. 3-14
3-2-3 Editing Modes .................................................................... 3-18
3-2-4 Cut Insertion/Replacement
(Editing Using INSERT Mode) ......................................... 3-19
3-2-5 Cut Overwriting (Editing Using OVERWRITE mode) ..... 3-28
3-2-6 Deleting a Cut
(Editing Using LIFT mode and EXTRACT mode) .......... 3-34
3-2-7 Editing With Effects .......................................................... 3-38
3-2-8 External VTR Control ........................................................ 3-39
3-2-9 Trimming a Cut .................................................................. 3-41
3-2-10 Split Editing ....................................................................... 3-50
3-2-11 Editing Operation ............................................................... 3-53
3-2-12 IN Point and OUT Point Holding Periods ......................... 3-54
3-2-13 Undoing and Redoing an Editing Operation
(Undo/Redo) ..................................................................... 3-57
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3-3 Background Operation
(Recording/Playback Using the Spare Port) .............................. 3-59
3-3-1 MAV-555 Circuit Board Configuration and
Background Port ................................................................ 3-59
3-3-2 Background Recording ...................................................... 3-59
3-3-3 Background Playback ........................................................ 3-61
3-3-4 Restricting Background Port Operation ............................. 3-62
3-4 Recorder Selection Function ....................................................... 3-63
3-4-1 Settings on the MAV-555 .................................................. 3-64
3-4-2 Simple Switcher Function and Connection Configuration
External Notification Function .......................................... 3-66
3-4-3 Example Setting and Connections ..................................... 3-67
3-4-4 VTR Constant Settings ...................................................... 3-68
Chapter 4 Operations When Multiple MAVE-F555 Units Are Connected to the MAV-555
Appendixes
4-1 Allowed Operations ........................................................................ 4-2
4-2 Ports Being Controlled................................................................... 4-3
List of Error Messages ......................................................................... A-1
List of Superimposed Indications........................................................ A-5
Specifications....................................................................................... A-12
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About this Operation Manual
This section describes how to use this Operation Manual, which serves as a guide to using the MAVE-F555 Editing Panel.
Purpose and intended readership of this manual
This Operation Manual describes the parts of the MAVE-F555 and their functions, preparations, and general operations which you will need to understand in order to use the MAVE-F555. By using the Multi Access Video Disk Recorder MAV-555 together with the MAVE-D555 or BVE-series Editor, you can easily create a linear-like nonlinear editing system, or an edit/broadcast system with the MAV-555 as a line acceptor in combination with a player. In this arrangement, the MAVE­F555 acts as a controller for the MAV-555, MAVE-D555 and BVE-series Editor as external devices. This operation manual is written based on the assumption that you already have a basic understanding of how these external devices function and how to use them. When using the MAVE-F555, read this manual in conjunction with the manuals supplied with the external devices connected to the MAVE-F555.
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About This Operation Manual
Organization of this manual
To give an overall idea of the whole of this manual, the chapters from Chapter 1 and the Appendix are listed below.
Chapter 1 Overview
This briefly describes the principal features of the MAVE-F555 and the names and functions of the parts of the MAVE-F555.
Chapter 2 Preparations
Regarding the use of MAVE-F555 with the MAV-555 Multi Access Video Disk Recorder and MAVE-D555 or BVE-series editor, this chapter describes example system configurations for different applications, how to connect the MAVE-F555 to the MAV-555, and the settings required on the MAV-555.
Chapter 3 Operations for Linear/Nonlinear Editing
Regarding the use of the MAV-555 and MAVE-D555 or a BVE-series editor, this chapter describes file operations which cannot execute from the BVE­series editor for the MAV-555: file assignment, creating new files, deleting files, and cut-jump and cut-insertion operations. This chapter also describes how to make efficient use of a spare MAV-555 port for background operation from the MAVE-F555, and the recorder selection function for “one-touch” switching of the VTR/MAV-555 player/recorder configuration.
Chapter 4 Operations When Multiple MAVE-F555 Units Are
Connected to the MAV-555
When two or more MAVE-F555 units are connected to the MAV-555, this describes how to control different ports of the MAV-555 from the MAVE­F555. It also describes which operations are possible from the MAVE-F555, depending on the method of connection.
Appendixes
This includes a list of error messages and the principal specifications of the MAVE-F555.
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Chapter 2 Preparations
2-3 (E)
2-1-3 Connecting the MAVE-F555 and MAV-555
Connection with the TO MAV connector
To fully exploit the nonlinear editing, background operation, recorder selection function, and other functions of the MAVE-F555, connect the TO MAV connector of the MAVE-F555 to the REMOTE SPARE connector of the MAV-555. Connections of other devices to the MAV-555 are the same as when the MAV-555 operation mode is set to BVE mode.
IN1(EDITOR R)IN2(EDITOR P)POWER
OUT1(MAV P1
)
TO MAV
OUT2(VTR
)
1
TO MAV(PARALLEL I/O
)
DC IN(12V
)
2
D555 I/FAV SEL OUT
ANALOG IN1
ANALOG IN2
BKMA-570
MAV-555
MAVE-F555
BVE-600
MXP-29
VTR
AV SELECTOR
ANALOG OUT2
ANALOG OUT1
VIDEO IN COMPOSITE R2
VIDEO OUT COMPOSITE P2
REMOTE IN4(P2)
P2 REMOTE
R REMOTE
P1 REMOTE
R MIC /LINE IN
P1 MIC /LINE IN
LINE OUT
P2 MIC /LINE IN
REMOTE IN2(P1)
REMOTE IN
REMOTE SPARE
VIDEO OUT
COMPOSITE P1
VIDEO IN
COMPOSITE R1
ANALOG
COMPOSITE IN
ANALOG
COMPOSITE OUT
ANALOG AUDIO OUT
RECORDER MONITOR
COMPOSITE VIDEO IN P1
VIDEO OUT
MIXER REMOTE EDITOR
ANALOG AUDIO IN
MONITOR
OUT
For details of RS-422 connections between the MAVE-F555 and other devices, see Section 3-4, “Recorder Selection Function” (page 3-63).
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How to use this manual
Chapter 3 Operations for Linear/Nonlinear Editing
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3-2-1 Cut Jump Function (Cueing Up to a Cut Point)
You can cue up to successive cut points in the file subject to editing loaded on the MAV-555 port. This is termed a “Cut jump.”
Note
When the MAV-555 is turned off before saving the cut point information, the information is cleared.
For details, see Section 3-2-2 "Save and Recall Cut Point Information" (page 3-14).
Cut Jumping on a Recorder Port
To perform a cut jump, use the following procedure.
1
Using the channel specification keys (V, A1, A2, A3, and A4), select the channel on which you want to search for the cut point. Press the key corresponding to the channel on which you want to search for the cut point, turning on the indicator above the key. You can select more than one channel.
1
2
Switches and other controls used in the step described below
Procedure descriptions
Numerals attached to buttons and switches in illustrations indicate the corresponding steps of a procedure. They are also used to indicate switches used in an operation, indicators which must be checked, information superimposed on the monitor screen (the MONITOR OUT output of the MAV-555), and so on. Cross-references to related information in this manual or other documentation are in italics, and show the item to be referred to and the page number. When the related information is in a manual other than this manual, the cross­reference gives the title of the other manual.
REDO UNDO
V A1 A2 A3 A4
Step number within a procedure Results of an operation or
other related information Description of the operation
Cross-reference
TRIM
MARK
MARK OUTMARK IN
SPLIT
Example description
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About This Operation Manual
Related manuals
In addition to this manual, the following manuals are provided for the MAVE-F555.
• Installation Manual (supplied)
This describes the installation of the MAVE-F555.
• MAV-555 Series Maintenance Manual (option)
This describes the maintenance of the MAVE-F555.
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1-1 MAVE-F555 Overview

The MAVE-F555 is a dedicated editing panel intended for use with the MAV-555 Multi Access Video Disk Recorder and MAVE-D555 or BVE­series editor that provides a range of functions that are efficient and easy to use. The MAVE-F555 provides the following basic functions.
• File search, display, and selection functions for material on the MAV-555
• For edited material and material in course of editing on the MAV-555, cut
insertion, delete, and other nonlinear editing functions (independent editing of the V/A1/A2/A3/A4 channels is possible)
• Background operation function using a spare MAV-555 port (recording using the background port or playback of MAV-555 internal material)
• Expanded editor functions with the MAVE-D555 or BVE-series editor.
Notes
• When using the MAVE-F555 Ver. 2.30, you must use the MAV-555, MAV-555A, MAV-555SS, or MAV-777 Ver. 2.32, and the MAVE-D555 Version 1.30.
• For reasons of simplicity, in this manual we refer to the MAV-555, MAV-555A, MAV-555SS (SD mode), and MAV-777 as the MAV-
555.

Chapter 1 Overview

Chapter 1 Overview 1-1 (E)

1-2 Principal Features

1-2 Principal Features
Linear editing support function
The MAV-555 handles material in units referred to as files. Therefore, to carry out recording or playback using the MAV-555, operations corresponding to loading a tape on a VTR are required, that is, creating a new file (for new recording) or selecting an already recorded file (assignment). Using the MAVE-F555, you can carry out operations which cannot be carried out from a BVE-series editor, selecting or creating files on the MAV-555, and deleting files. For a file on the MAV-555 selected using the MAVE-F555, you can immediately use the search dial on the MAVE-D555 or BVE-series editor to carry out a search.
Nonlinear editing functions
By using the MAVE-F555 with a MAVE-D555 or BVE-series editor to operate the MAV-555, nonlinear operations such as adding or deleting cuts (not possible with the conventional BVE-series alone) can be carried out. For editing, you can select only the required channels from the V/A1/A2/A3/A4 channels. You can also use the cut jump function which allows you to cue up sequentially to cut points in material being edited.
Background operations
Recorder selection function
Using the MAV-555 in BVE mode, there is a spare port not used for editing. For example, if the MAV-555 is in the 2 input/2 output port configuration, the R2 port of the MAV-555 is not used for editing, and is a spare port. Such a “background port” can be controlled from the MAVE-F555. When the background port is a recording port, you can use the port for recording operations, and when a playback port, you can use the port for playback or broadcasting operations on MAV-555 internal material.
When editing with an editing system of an MAV-555 and MAVE-D555 or BVE-series editor, the following system configurations/connectors are required: (1) with the VTR as player and the MAV-555 as recorder, for creating the editing result file in the MAV-555, and (2) with the MAV-555 as player and the VTR as recorder, for returning the completed MAV-555 internal file to the VTR. Using the recorder selection function, you can provide both of these with a single system configuration/connection, switching by a simple MAVE-F555 button operation (pressing the MAV key or VTR key). Depending on the settings in the MAV-555 setup menu, the devices/ports controlled (by the P1 and P2 keys) when the MAVE-F555 MAV key is selected, and the devices/ports controlled when the VTR key is selected can be assigned freely. Further, depending on the MAV/VTR selection, the internal connections of the MAVE-F555 RS-422 ports (IN1/IN2/OUT1/OUT2) can be switched, and at the same time the connection switching status can be notified from the A/V SEL OUT connector. Integrated use of these operations allows you a system configuration, which as described above is characterized as “nonlinear editing t transferring completed material to VTR,” and also allows the use of other unique configurations.
1-2 (E) Chapter 1 Overview
Support for connection of multiple MAVE-F555 units to a single MAV-555
Using the TO MAV (PARALLEL I/O) connector of the MAVE-F555, you can connect more than one MAVE-F555 to a single MAV-555, and with different MAVE-F555 units you can easily control different ports of the MAV-555. For example, when the MAV-555 has a 1 input/3 output configuration, you can configure a distribution system so that while recording on a line input to the MAV-555, you can carry out file assignments on the three ports P1 to P3 from the three corresponding MAVE-F555 units.
Chapter 1 Overview 1-3 (E)
1-3 Changes from Version 1.00

1-3 Changes from Version 1.00

1-3-1 Version 1.00 to 1.10 Changes

Cut Trimming
You can now trim the IN point and OUT point after executing the edit when operating and editing a material captured on the MAV-555 using the MAVE­F555 and a MAVE-D555 or a BVE-series editor. Either the results of previous linear edit results from a BVE-series editor, or the nonlinear edit results from the MAV-555 can be used for trimming operations.
Split Editing
When the MAV-555 is used in the BVE mode, with one edit different IN points can be set for editing each channel for the Video and Audio channels.
Clearing IN and OUT Points
One setting now clears IN and OUT points.
Clearing Files Stored with the MEMORY Key
Files stored with the MEMORY key can now be cleared.
Improved Cue-up Points Following Edit Execution
In Version 1.00 the IN/OUT points specified for the target file on the Recorder port were cleared immediately after edit execution, but in Version 1.10 new IN points are set like cue-up points immediately after edit execution.
Successive Cut Jumps
When executing cut jumps with the [ B? ] or [ ?b ] keys by repeatedly pressing either key, without conducting cue-up immediately cue-up will now execute at the time specified from the end of key operation.
Revised Error Messages
Error messages have been revised along with the revised functions.
Improved Superimposed Text Display
The superimposed display was improved as each function was revised or new functions added.
1-4 (E) Chapter 1 Overview

1-3-2 Version 1.10 to 2.00 Changes

MAVE-D555 Compatibility
Connection to the MAVE-D555 has been enabled. The MAVE-D555 contains all the functions of the BVE-series editor to provide continuity and also provides new nonlinear editing capability.
Support for Effect Editing
Corresponds to the DISS, WIPE, and AUDIO keys with the MAVE-D555 connected.
Voice Over Editing
With the MAVE-D555 connected, voice over editing can be conducted. Sound can be inserted after a material at the end of editing. For more details about voice over editing, read the MAVE-D555 operation manual.
Trimming Functions Added
Editing Operation Improved
Support for External VTRs
Under special conditions, trimming on two screens was possible. Now after entering the trimming mode, one screen can be split into two and you can confirm the borders of the cut that you want to trim. Now an added trim can also be executed for an effect result. Furthermore, while trimming in the LIFT mode in Ver. 1.10 BLACK/MUTING was inserted in place of deleted intervals, but from Ver. 2.00 the adjacent cuts is extended after interval deletion.
• Before an edit is executed, a PREVIEW for confirmation or a REPLAY to confirm the result of editing immediately after an edit can be executed.
• For some special editing, during PREVIEW and play back execution you can capture the desired parts of a material. When PREVIEW is not executing, PREVIEW is conducted automatically during editing.
• An OPEN END Edit is now possible without setting an OUT point.
An external VTR can now be selected as a Player or Recorder. Further, while a VTR is selected as Recorder, it can be used for Insert or Assemble 1st Edit editing.
Improved Cut Jumps
In Ver. 1.10 cut jumps could not be executed for unedited files, but in Ver.
2.00 cut jumps are possible by detection of non-continuous LTC points.
Chapter 1 Overview 1-5 (E)
1-3 Changes from Version 1.00

1-3-3 Version 2.00 to 2.10 Changes

Supports Insertion Editing of Text and Graphics
Text and graphics can be inserted into a cut to which effects have already been applied.
For details, see the “Inserting Text and Graphics (Downstream Key)” section of the MAVE-D555 manual.
Audio Channel Mix/Swap Editing
When editing from the P2 port of the MAV-555 to the RP port of the MAV­555, mix and swap editing are now available for each audio channel.
For details, see the “Audio Channel Mix/Swap Edit” section of the MAVE­D555 manual.
Improved Superimposed Display
The superimposed display had been improved as different functions were added.
For details, see the MAVE-D555 manual.
Functional Improvements when Using the Editing Fader Panel
• When setting the recording level when the AUDIO key of the MAVE-F555 is lit and a Player port is selected, the fader is enabled. Therefore, before performing a PREVIEW or EXECUTE/REC, the level can be confirmed.
• When the Editing Fader Panel is enabled (the AUDIO key is lit), information can be superimposed on the monitor for confirmation.

1-3-4 Version 2.10 to 2.20 Changes

Supports EDL Export from BZMA-E555
When the MAV-555 is used as a recorder during editing and used in parallel with the BZMA-E555 file transfer program (sold separately), it is now possible to use the MAVE-F555 to output EDL files (.edl) of editing results in the SONY BVE-9100 format. Also, when the VTR is used as a player during editing, it is possible to enter a tape’s reel name.
For details about how to enter a tape’s reel name, see the “Setting a Reel Name” section of the MAVE-D555 manual.
1-6 (E) Chapter 1 Overview

1-3-5 Version 2.20 to 2.30 Changes

Time Tracking Function
When you finish an editing procedure, the recorder and player OUT points are automatically moved as the following IN points. Further, if the recorder IN point is modified through a new editing operation, the player IN point is modified automatically (automatic time tracking). Even if you modify the player IN point and time tracking is lost, you can manually return it to its original position (manual time tracking).
For details, see "Time tracking function" (page 3-55).
REC OFF Function
When editing with a specified OUT point or duration, or editing without specifying an OUT point (OPEN END Edit), pressing the MAVE-F555 EXECUTE/REC key modifies or sets the OUT point and ends the current recording.
Saving and Recalling Cut Point Information
When the MAV-555 is turned off, cut point and other such editing information is cleared and cannot be retrieved. However, you can save and recall the cut point information by pressing the STORE key while holding the SHIFT key.
For details, see Section 3-2-2 "Save and Recall Cut Point Information" (page 3-14).
Removing Recorder Port Restrictions
When erforming the following operations, it is now possible to specify the MAV-555 RP port or a VTR as the recorder port.
• Adjusting the recording level using the Editing Fader Panel.
• Performing audio channel mix or swap editing.
Video Support of Voice Over Editing
Voice over editing can be performed and added at the end of edited material. It is now also possible to add video in the same manner.
For details, refer to Section 2-2-2 "Voice Over Editing" of the MAVE-D555 operation manual.
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1-3 Changes from Version 1.00
RP Port Availability
If you select [MAV] with the recorder selection function and that the MAV­555 RP port is set to the P1 key, it is possible to assign several keys to the same port. Pressing the R or P1 key automatically switches between a Recorder and Player file. This way, it is possible to use the RP port to perform cut editing. You can also use the P2 port with another broadcast application for "On Air" purposes.
File Backup Function
If the power to the MAV-555 is accidentally cut while you are editing a file, the "Backupxxxxx" file (where xxxxx is the date, for example: 05.20-14:00) is automatically created. Therefore, if this happens and the edited file is deleted, you can continue editing using the backup file. However, if the edited file is unloaded before the power is cut, backup is not possible.
1-8 (E) Chapter 1 Overview

1-4 Names and Functions of Parts

1-4-1 Console

RECORDER SEL BACK GROUND
12
3
MAV VTR
FILE
DEL
NEW
FILE
FILE
CUT DISS WIPE TITLE AUDIO
R
A
MIX
MEMORY
1 2 3 4
EFFECT
PORT/FILE ASSIGN
P1 P2 BG
4
5
6
7 8
qa
qd
qg
STORE
V A1 A2 A3 A4
TRIM
SHIFT
REDO UNDO
MARK OUTMARK IN
EXECUTE/
REC
-
+
REPLAY
PREVIEW
MARK SPLIT
9
0
qs
qf
qj
qh
1 RECORDER SEL (recorder select) operation
section MAV key and VTR key
These keys switch the files/ports controlled by the keys (R, P1, and P2 keys) in the MAVE-F555 FILE/PORT ASSIGN operation section 6 and the connection configuration of the IN1/IN2/OUT1/ OUT2 connectors internal to the MAVE-F555. The currently selected key lights. When switching, press the desired key for two seconds or more.
For details, see Section 3-4, “Recorder Selection Function” (page 3-61).
Pressing a lit key (MAV or VTR key) while the SHIFT key is depressed switches the display of superimposed indications for the selected key on or off.
2 BACK GROUND operation section
[ B ] key, [ z ] key, and [ x ] key
When the MAVE-F555 is connected to the MAV­555 through the TO MAV connector, use these keys to start playback, start recording, or stop operation on the MAV-555 background port.
See Section 3-3, “Background Operation” (page 3-57).
When the MAVE-F555 is connected to the MAV­555 through the TO MAV (PARALLEL I/O) connector, use these keys to start playback, start recording, or stop operation on the port being controlled on the MAV-555.
See Chapter 4, “Operations When Multiple MAVE-F555 Units Are Connected to the MAV-555” (page 4-1).
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1-4 Names and Functions of Parts
3 FILE operation section
DEL FILE (delete file) key
Use this to delete a file on the MAV-555.
NEW FILE key
To start editing on the MAV-555, this creates a new BLACK/MUTING file, and loads it to the MAV-555 port to which the R key is assigned.
4 MEMORY keys (1 to 4)
You can register frequently used files, effect patterns, or saved cut point information on the MAV-555 to each key for keys 1 to 4. You can then recall the registered file or effect pattern stored under a key simply by pressing it (to assign the port currently being controlled).
See “Registering Frequently Used Files” (page 3-4). For details about registering effect patterns, read the MAVE-D555 operation manual. See "Recalling saved cut point information" (page 3-15).
5 EFFECT operation section
With the exception of the CUT key, the following keys are enabled only when the MAVE-D555 is connected.
CUT key
Use for cut editing.
DISS key
Use for dissolve editing.
6 FILE/PORT ASSIGN operation section
R, P1, P2, and BG keys
Selects the target operation port from the MAVE­F555 (and MAVE-D555 or BVE-series editor). Which device (MAV-555 or VTR) is physically controlled when you press one of these keys depends on which of the MAV key and VTR key in the RECORDER SEL operation section (1) is selected.
STORE key
Use to store a file, effect settings or cut point information to the MEMORY key.
– key and + key
These change the file on the MAV-555 port currently controlled from the MAVE-F555. The file change occurs in the sequence of the MAV-555 internal file numbers.
Note
These keys light only for menu page operation.
7 Editing mode keys
[
] key (INSERT mode key) and [ ] key
(OVERWRITE mode key)
These select the editing mode for nonlinear editing.
See Section 3-2-4, “Cut Insertion/Replacement” (page 3-17), and Section 3-2-5, “Cut Overwriting” (page 3-
26).
WIPE key
Use to select a wipe pattern on the MAVE-D555.
TITLE key
When applying effects, use to insert text and graphics (TITLE key) or use when inserting text and graphics (DSK: Downstream key) into a cut to which effects have already been applied.
AUDIO key
Use to adjust the playback level when the MAVE­D555 and BKNE-1011 are connected.
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8 UNDO/REDO key
During editing, this cancels an editing operation (UNDO) or redoes the operation (REDO).
See Section 3-2-13, “Undoing and Redoing an Editing Operation” (page 3-55).
9 Editing mode keys (for delete operations)
[
] key (EXTRACT mode key) and [ ] key
(LIFT mode key)
These select the editing mode when carrying out a delete in nonlinear editing.
See Section 3-2-6, “Deleting a Cut” (page 3-32).
Note
The keys 7 and 9 are four in total, and switching among these keys is such that at one time only one can be selected. In nonlinear editing, the editing operations determined by the currently selected key are possible.
0 Channel specification keys
V, A1, A2, A3, and A4 keys
Specifies the channel targeted for editing.
qa TRIM key
Use for trimming the IN and OUT points after inserting or writing over cuts in the nonlinear (or linear) editing mode.
qs Cut jump operation section
In nonlinear editing (or linear editing), these cue up sequentially (“cut jump”) to a cut point in a file subject to editing loaded on the port.
See Section 3-2-1, “Cut Jump Function” (page 3-11).
qd MARK IN key and MARK OUT key
In editing operations, these specify an IN point or OUT point.
qf MARK SPLIT key
Use for split editing.
qg SHIFT key
This key is used in combination with other keys, for specific operations.
qh EXECUTE/REC (execute/recording) key
In file operations or editing operations, press this to confirm an operation. When editing, pressing the EXECUTE/REC key ends editing and the point when the key is pressed is set as the OUT point.
qj REPLAY/PREVIEW key
Press the PREVIEW key to view the content of the previous edit on the monitor before executing the next edit. Press REPLAY (SHIFT+PREVIEW) key to view the edit results after the edit is completed.
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1-4 Names and Functions of Parts

1-4-2 Rear Panel Connectors

23 1
IN1(EDITOR R
OUT1(MAV P1
4 5
TO MAV
6
1 POWER switch
This turns the power on and off.
2 IN1 (EDITOR R) connector (D-sub 9-pin)
When using the MAVE-F555 recorder selection function and simple switcher function, connect to the editor RECORDER REMOTE connector.
3 IN2 (EDITOR P) connector (D-sub 9-pin)
When using the MAVE-F555 recorder selection function and simple switcher function, connect to the editor PLAYER REMOTE connector.
)
)
IN2(EDITOR P
OUT2(VTR
)
)
POWER
TO MAV(PARALLEL I/O
)
7
D555 I/FAV SEL OUT
1
DC IN(12V
2
)
098
7 TO MAV (PARALLEL I/O) connector (D-sub
15-pin)
When using only the MAVE-F555 file selection function, connect to the MAV-555 REMOTE PARALLEL I/O connector.
For details of operations possible when connecting the MAVE-F555 to the MAV-555 through this connector, see Chapter 4, “Operations When Multiple MAVE-F555 Units Are Connected to the MAV-555” (page 4-1). For details of pin assignments for connection, refer to the MAVE-F555 installation manual, and MAV-555 installation manual.
4 OUT1 (MAV P1) connector (D-sub 9-pin)
When using the MAVE-F555 recorder selection function and simple switcher function, connect to the MAV-555 REMOTE IN2 (P1) connector.
5 OUT2 (VTR) connector (D-sub 9-pin)
When using the MAVE-F555 recorder selection function and simple switcher function, connect to the VTR REMOTE IN connector.
For details of the recorder selection function and simple switcher function, see Section 3-4, “Recorder Selection Function” (page 3-61).
6 TO MAV connector (D-sub 9-pin)
When using all functions of the MAVE-F555, connect to the MAV-555 REMOTE SPARE connector.
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8 A/V SEL OUT connector (BNC)
When using the MAVE-F555 recorder selection function and simple switcher function, connect to an external A/V selector. For the connection, the external A/V selector must correspond to the MAVE-F555 signals.
9 D555 I/F connectors (Mini DIN8pin )
Connectors provided for connecting the MAVE­D555. However, the D555 I/F2 cannot be connected.
0 DC IN connector
Connect the supplied AC adapter.
2-1 Example System Configurations and Device
Connections

2-1-1 Example System Configuration (1) - for Linear/Nonlinear Editing

The following shows an example system configuration for a linear-like nonlinear editing system, in combination with a BVE-series editor.
RS-422
BVE-600
RS-422
MAVE-F555
RECORDER SEL BACK GROUND
A
MAV VTR
MIX
MEMORY
FILE
DEL
NEW
1 2 3 4
FILE
FILE
EFFECT
CUT DISS WIPE TITLE AUDIO
PORT/FILE ASSIGN
R
P1 P2 BG
STORE
-
REDO UNDO
V A1 A2 A3 A4
TRIM
MARK OUTMARK IN
EXECUTE/
SHIFT
REC
For Recorder
Player-1
MAV-555
COMPOSITE SDI
VIDEO
R1
P1
REMOTE
METER
CONTROL
PANEL
PANEL
SETUP BANK
525
625
123
SYSTEM HDD
HELP
TOTAL /
FULL /
REMAIN
TIME
PHONES
TC/UB TC TYPE
10
0
MENU
SET
+
RS-422
MARK SPLIT
REPLAY PREVIEW
BKMA-570
CONTROL PANEL
REAR FRONT
INPUT
PORT SELECT
PROCESS CONTROL
VIDEO
R2/
P2
P3
CHROMA
AUDIO INPUT / MONITOR SELECT
INPUT
CH1
CH2 CH3 CH4
REMOTE
SDI
SET UP/BLACK
MENU
AES/EBU
MONITOR
L
CHROMA/PHASE
LOCAL ANALOG
R
CH1
CH2
CH3
CH4
VIDEO/MENU
PRESET
PRESET
PRESET
PRESET
PRESET
SETUP
PANEL SELECTCHARACTER
SELECT
NONE OFFON80TH
1 2 3
Input Signal (SDI/Composite)

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MXP-29
Composite
VTR
Analog Audio
For Player-2
AV SELECTOR
Composite
With the configuration shown above, the following two states can be used, with a single button operation to switch between them: (1) the MAV-555 RP port as recorder, the VTR as player 1, and the MAV-555 P2 port as player 2, and (2) the VTR as recorder, the MAV-555 RP port as player 1, and the MAV-555 P2 port as player 2. This switching operation is referred to as the MAVE-F555 “recorder selection function.” In state (1), you can exploit the features of the MAV-555 for nonlinear editing (for material on the recorder, cut jump, cut insertion, deletion, and so on). You can seamlessly carry out operations such as using the BVE-series editor search dial to search for an edit point, and using the MAVE-F555 keys to specify edit points or execute editing, thus realizing extremely smooth nonlinear editing operations. On the other hand, by switching to state (2), you can easily transfer the editing results created on the MAV-555 to a VTR. Further, you can also carry out background recording/playback controlled from the MAVE-F555.
Note
To be connected to the MAVE-F555, the MAV-555 must be at least version 2.10.
For details of the device connections for this example system configuration, see the section “Connection with the TO MAV connector” (page 2-3). For details of operations for this example system configuration, see Chapter 3. For details of the recorder selection function, see Section 3-4, “Recorder Selection Function” (page 3-63).
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2-1 Example System Configurations and Device Connections
2-1-2 Example System Configuration (2)
Connecting Multiple MAVE-F555 Units to the MAV-555
The following shows an example system configuration in which three MAVE­F555 units are connected to a single MAV-555, and the MAV-555 is used for line accepting recording, while the three MAV-555 playback ports* are used for distributed editing/broadcasting. * When using a 1 input/3 output port configuration
Edit-1
RECORDER SEL BACK GROUND
MAV VTR
MEMORY
FILE
DEL
NEW
1 2 3 4
FILE
FILE
EFFECT
CUT DISS WIPE TITLE AUDIO
PORT/FILE ASSIGN
R
Parallel I/O
P1 P2 BG
STORE
+
-
REDO
MAVE-F555
UNDO
V A1 A2 A3 A4
TRIM
MARK
MARK OUTMARK IN
SPLIT
REPLAY
EXECUTE/
SHIFT
PREVIEW
REC
Composite
BVE-600
Line
MAV-555
For Player
METER
CONTROL
PANEL
PANEL
SETUP BANK
525
625
123
SYSTEM HDD
HELP
TOTAL /
FULL /
REMAIN
TIME
PHONES
TC/UBTC TYPE
10
0
MENU
SET
BKMA-570
COMPOSITE SDI
VIDEO
R1
P1
REMOTE
INPUT
PORT SELECT
PROCESS CONTROL
VIDEO
R2/
P2
P3
CHROMA
AUDIO INPUT / MONITOR SELECT
INPUT
CH1
CH2 CH3 CH4
REMOTE
SDI
SET UP/BLACK
MENU
AES/EBU
MONITOR
L
CHROMA/PHASE
LOCAL ANALOG
R
CH1
CH2
CH3
CH4
VIDEO/MENU
PRESET
PRESET
PRESET
PRESET
PRESET
SETUP
CONTROL PANEL
PANEL SELECTCHARACTER
SELECT
REAR FRONT
1 2 3
NONE OFF ON80TH
Edit-2
Analog Audio
Composite
Analog Audio
RECORDER SEL BACK GROUND
MAV VTR
MEMORY
FILE
DEL
NEW
1 2 3 4
FILE
FILE
EFFECT
CUT DISS WIPE TITLE AUDIO
PORT/FILE ASSIGN
R
P1 P2 BG
STORE
+
-
REDO
MAVE-F555
UNDO
Parallel I/O
V A1 A2 A3 A4
TRIM
SHIFT
MARK
MARK OUTMARK IN
SPLIT
REPLAY
EXECUTE/
PREVIEW
REC
MXP-29
BVE-600
MXP-29
VTR
For Recorder
VTR
For Recorder
To On Air
Edit-3
BVE-600
MXP-29
VTR
For Recorder
Parallel I/O
Composite
RECORDER SEL BACK GROUND
MAV VTR
MEMORY
FILE
DEL
NEW
1 2 3 4
FILE
FILE
EFFECT
CUT DISS WIPE TITLE AUDIO
PORT/FILE ASSIGN
R
P1 P2 BG
STORE
+
-
REDO
MAVE-F555
UNDO
V A1 A2 A3 A4
TRIM
MARK
MARK OUTMARK IN
SPLIT
REPLAY
EXECUTE/
SHIFT
PREVIEW
REC
Analog Audio
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With such a configuration, from each of the MAVE-F555 units connected to the MAV-555, you can carry out file assignment and playback operations on the corresponding controlled port. Editing/broadcasting is possible simultaneously in parallel on the three channels, using material being recorded or MAV-555 internal material.
Note
To be connected to the MAVE-F555, the MAV-555 must be at least version 2.10.
For details of the device connections for this example system configuration, see the section “Connection with the TO MAV (PARALLEL I/O) connector” (page 2-4). For details of operations for this example system configuration, see Chapter 4.

2-1-3 Connecting the MAVE-F555 and MAV-555

Connection with the TO MAV connector
To fully exploit the nonlinear editing, background operation, recorder selection function, and other functions of the MAVE-F555, connect the TO MAV connector of the MAVE-F555 to the REMOTE SPARE connector of the MAV-555. Connections of other devices to the MAV-555 are the same as when the MAV-555 operation mode is set to BVE mode.
MIXER REMOTE EDITOR
VIDEO OUT
COMPOSITE VIDEO IN P1
RECORDER MONITOR
P1 REMOTE
MAVE-F555
P2 REMOTE
BVE-600
R REMOTE
MXP-29
R MIC /LINE IN
P1 MIC /LINE IN
LINE OUT
P2 MIC /LINE IN
VIDEO OUT COMPOSITE P2
REMOTE IN4(P2)
MONITOR
OUT
BVM-series or other
video monitor
)
IN1(EDITOR R
)
OUT1(MAV P1
TO MAV
REMOTE IN2(P1)
REMOTE SPARE
MAV-555
VIDEO IN COMPOSITE R2
BKMA-570
)
IN2(EDITOR P
)
OUT2(VTR
VIDEO OUT
COMPOSITE P1
TO MAV(PARALLEL I/O
D555 I/FAV SEL OUT
1
VIDEO IN
COMPOSITE R1
POWER
DC IN(12V
2
REMOTE IN
VTR
ANALOG OUT1
ANALOG OUT2
ANALOG IN1
)
)
ANALOG
COMPOSITE IN
ANALOG
COMPOSITE OUT
AV SELECTOR
ANALOG AUDIO OUT
ANALOG AUDIO IN
ANALOG IN2
For details of RS-422 connections between the MAVE-F555 and other devices, see Section 3-4, “Recorder Selection Function” (page 3-63).
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2-1 Example System Configurations and Device Connections
Connection with the TO MAV (PARALLEL I/O) connector
When using multiple MAVE-F555 units connected to a single MAV-555, connect the TO MAV (PARALLEL I/O) connector of the MAVE-F555 to the REMOTE PARALLEL I/O connector of the MAV-555. Connections of other devices to the MAV-555 are the same as in the other MAV-555 operation modes.
Edit #1 Edit #2 Edit #3
BVE-600
MAVE-F555
IN1(EDITOR R)IN2(EDITOR P)POWER
)
OUT1(MAV P1
BVM-series or
other video
SERIAL V/A OUT P1
(COMPOSITE VIDEO OUT P1(A))
OUT2(VTR
TO MAV
monitor
COMPOSITE VIDEO OUT P1(B)
)
1
TO MAV(PARALLEL I/O
D555 I/FAV SEL OUT
DC IN(12V
2
BVE-600
MAVE-F555
IN1(EDITOR R)IN2(EDITOR P)POWER
)
)
(COMPOSITE VIDEO OUT P2(A))
)
OUT1(MAV P1
TO MAV
BVM-series or
other video
monitor
SERIAL V/A OUT P1
)
OUT2(VTR
1
COMPOSITE VIDEO OUT P2(B)
TO MAV(PARALLEL I/O
D555 I/FAV SEL OUT
DC IN(12V
2
REMOTE PARALLEL I/O
)
)
BVE-600
MAVE-F555
IN1(EDITOR R)IN2(EDITOR P)POWER
)
OUT1(MAV P1
BVM-series or
SERIAL V/A OUT P3
(COMPOSITE VIDEO OUT P3(A))
OUT2(VTR
TO MAV
other video
monitor
COMPOSITE
VIDEO OUT P3(B)
)
1
TO MAV(PARALLEL I/O
D555 I/FAV SEL OUT
DC IN(12V
2
)
)
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MAV-555
SERIAL V/A IN R1 (COMPOSITE VIDEO IN R1)
Note
With the above connections, the operations possible from the MAVE-F555 are restricted to file assignment on the port being controlled, and playback start/ stop (when the port being controlled is a playback port) or recording start/stop (when the port being controlled is a recording port).
For more details, see Chapter 4, “Operations When Multiple MAVE-F555 Units Are Connected to the MAV-555” (page 4-1).

2-2 Settings on the MAV-555

2-2-1 Operation Mode Setting

It is necessary to set the MAV-555 operation mode according on the application of the system configuration. Carry out the setting in the MAV-555 basic menu item 019 “SYSTEM OPERATE CONFIG.”
• When conducting editing operations with the MAVE-F555 in combination with a MAVE-D555 or BVE-series editor (see Chapter 3 of this operation manual), switch the MAV-555 operation mode to BVE mode.
• When using multiple MAVE-F555 units connected to a single MAV-555 through the TO MAV (PARALLEL I/O) terminal, set the MAV-555 to PANEL mode if you simply want to perform file assignment and recording/ playback control (see Chapter 4 in this manual).
For details of the MAV-555 basic menu setting operations and the operation modes, refer to the MAV-555 Operation Manual.

2-2-2 Port Settings

Depending on the connection configuration of the MAVE-F555 and external devices, set MAV-555 Expansion menu item 324, “MAVE-F555 PORT” as required. Making the port setting requires you to understand the MAVE-F555 recorder selection function.
For details of the recorder selection function, see Section 3-4, “Recorder Selection Function” (page 3-63). For the MAV-555 port setting, see Section 3-4-1, “Settings on the MAV-555” (page 3-63).
Note
When multiple editing panels are connected to a single MAV-555 through the TO MAV (PARALLEL I/O) terminal, there is no need to make port settings on the MAV-555 as long as the editing panel is used simply to make file assignments or control recording/playback (see chapter 4).

2-2-3 Settings for Superimposed Indications

Various messages appear superimposed on the monitor screen connected to the MONITOR OUT connector of the MAV-555, reflecting operations from the MAVE-F555.
Rp] R [MAV No0003
Ch i cago*Or l and
(Example display)
You can adjust the position of the superimposed indications using “V POSITION” in the MAV-555 Expansion menu item 323 “LINEAR EDIT MESSAGE.” Displayed message disappear after a preset time, and you can set this time using “FADE TIME” in the MAV-555 Expansion menu item 323 “LINEAR EDIT MESSAGE.”
For details of MAV-555 Expansion menu setting operations, refer to the MAV-555 Operation Manual.
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2-2 Settings on the MAV-555

2-2-4 Settings for Changing File Times

When using the + and – keys to select files on the MAV-555, you can set the amount of time before a file actually loads after key operation is completed. For example, if the time is set to 0.5 seconds, a list of files registered on the MAV-555 is shown on the superimposed monitor display while the + and – keys are pressed repeatedly. The currently displayed file starts loading 0.5 seconds after you stop key operation (it takes approximately 1 second for the file to load). Make this setting in the FILE CHANGE TIME sub menu of MAV-555 Expansion menu item 320 MAVE-F555 CONTROL. However, the FILE CHANGE TIME of the sub menu is the same for the time to cue-up after the cut/jump operation with continuous key presses ends.
For MAV-555 Expansion menu settings, refer to the MAV-555 Operation Manual. For how to select MAV-555 files from the editing panel, see Section 3-1-1, “File Selection” (page 3-1).

2-2-5 Settings with the MAVE-D555

For details about controlling an external VTR with a MAVE-D555 connected to the MAVE-F555, see page 3-40 of this operation manual.
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3-1 Operations for Linear Editing
(Operations in File Units)

3-1-1 File Selection

Selecting a file

Chapter 3 Operations for Linear/Nonlinear Editing

The MAV-555 handles material in units referred to as files. Therefore, to carry out recording or playback using the MAV-555, operations corresponding to loading a tape on a VTR are required, that is, creating a new file (for new recording) or selecting an already recorded file (assignment). Using the MAVE-F555, you can carry out operations which cannot be carried out from a BVE-series editor, selecting or creating files on the MAV-555.
Various messages appear superimposed on the monitor screen connected to the MONITOR OUT connector of the MAV-555, reflecting operations. Carry out operations while checking the monitor screen.
PORT/FILE ASSIGN
1
To select a file, use the following procedure.
R
STORE
P1 P2 BG
-
+
2
1 Press one of the R, P1, P2, and BG keys, and specify the port (on the
MAV-555) on which you want to make the file selection.
MAV-555 port
Rp] R [MAV No0003
Ch i cago*Or l and
If you press the R, P1, or P2 key, the MAV-555 port selection depends on the MAV-555 port settings and the current recorder selection. If you press the BG key the selected MAV-555 port (background port) depends on the circuit board configuration of the MAV-555.
For details of MAV-555 port setting, see Section 2-2-2, “Port Settings” (page 2-5). For details of the recorder selection function, see Section 3-4, “Recorder Selection Function” (page 3-63). For details of the background port, see Section 3-3, “Background Operation” (page 3-59).
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3-1 Operations for Linear Editing (Operations in File Units)
2 Use the – / + keys to select a file.
Each time you press a key, the file changes in the sequence of the MAV-555 internal file numbers.
Rp] R [MAV No0003
Ch i cago*Or l and
Selecting a File with the MAVE-D555 Search Dial
When the MAVE-D555 is connected to the MAV-555, files can be selected with the search dial on the MAVE-D555.
1 On the MAVE-D555 press the R, P1, P2, or BG key to specify the
MAV-555 port for file selection.
File number
File name
2 Press the + and – keys together.
The file list is displayed on the monitor screen.
3 Turn the MAVE-D555 search dial to move the pointer to a file in the list. 4 To open the file currently designated by the pointer, on the MAVE-F555
press the EXECUTE/REC key. To remove the designated file from the list, on the MAVE-D555 press the ALL STOP key.
Notes
• The file selection can only be carried out for an MAV-555 port. The above operation is invalid for a port to which a VTR is connected.
• If you press the + and – keys as explained above in “Selecting a File with the MAVE-D555 Search Dial” a list of files registered on the MAV-555 is displayed, but the actual file loading does not start until the specified time has elapsed after the last key press. You can use the MAV-555 to set the amount of time to elapse after the last key press before the file starts loading.
For details on these settings, see Section 2-2-4, “Settings for Changing File Times” (page 2-6).
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Superimposed port/file indications
As when carrying out a file selection operation, if you change the operation port or carry out file assignment, a superimposed port/file indication appears on the monitor screen connected to the MAV-555 MONITOR OUT.
1 File number
Displays the file number assigned to the current port.
2 File name
Displays the file name assigned to the current port.
3 Port information
Shows the correspondence between the port names on the MAVE-F555 (and MAVE-D555 or BVE-series) and the MAV-555 port names. The indicators are as follows.
1 File number3 Port information
Rp] R [MAV No0003
Ch i cago*Or l and
2 File name
MAV-555 PORT BVE PORT
Position
BVE PORT MAV-555
PORT
Meaning
Displays the target channel currently selected for editing. Displays the MAV-555 port currently selected, corresponding to the
R, P1, P2, BG keys on the MAVE-F555.
Port Selected Display
R1P1 MAV RP R2 MAV R2 P2 MAV P2 P3 MAV P3 VTR VTR
For details of MAV-555 ports selected corresponding to the MAVE-F555 R, P1, P2, and BG keys, see Section 2-2-2, “Port Settings” (page 2-5) and Section 3-4, “Recorder Selection Function” (page 3-63).
Note
When you press one of the MAVE-F555 keys once (R, P1, P2, or BG) for the currently selected port, the Recorder and Player information is displayed at one time superimposed on the monitor screen.
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