Manuels d'utilisation pour Sony PDW-HD1500

Table des matières

• Table of Contents

  5
• Chapter 1 Overview

  9
  • Features

    9
    • Features of this unit

      9
  • System Configurations

    11
• Chapter 2 Names and Functions of Parts

  12
  • Front Panel

    12
    • Display window

      17
  • Rear Panel

    21
• Chapter 3 Preparations

  24
  • Preparing Power Sources

    24
    • Supplying power

      24
    • Attaching a battery pack

      24
  • Initial Setup

    25
  • Front Panel Tilt Mechanism

    27
  • Connections and Settings

    28
    • Connections for using PDZ-1 Proxy Browsing Software

      28
    • Connections for cut editing

      29
    • Using the editing functions of the recorder (controlling through REMOTE(9P) connector)

      32
    • Connections for pool coverage

      33
  • Synchronization Reference Signals

    34
  • Setting Timecode

    35
  • Superimposed Text Information

    37
  • Basic Operations of the Function Menu

    39
    • Function menu operations

      39
    • Function menu settings

      40
  • Handling Discs

    42
    • Discs used for recording and playback

      42
    • Notes on handling

      42
    • Write-protecting discs

      43
    • Loading and unloading a disc

      43
    • Formatting a disc

      43
• Chapter 4 Recording and Playback

  44
  • Recording

    44
    • Carrying out recording

      44
    • Recording with the HDSDI remote control function

      45
    • Handling of discs when recording does not end normally (salvage functions)

      46
  • Playback

    47
    • Playback operation

      48
    • Playback operations using thumbnails

      50
• Chapter 5 Operations in GUI Screens

  51
  • Overview

    51
    • Switching between GUI screens

      51
    • Information and controls in thumbnail screens

      52
    • Displaying menus

      56
    • GUI screen operations

      58
  • Thumbnail Operations

    59
    • Selecting thumbnails

      59
    • Searching with thumbnails

      59
    • Playing the scene you have found

      61
    • Selecting the information displayed on thumbnails

      61
    • Changing clip index pictures

      62
    • Checking clip properties

      62
    • Locking (write-protecting) clips

      63
    • Deleting clips

      64
  • Scene Selection (Clip List Editing)

    65
    • What is scene selection?

      65
    • Creating and editing clip lists

      66
    • Managing clip lists

      70
  • Disc Operations

    72
    • Checking disc properties

      72
    • Formatting discs

      72
  • Shortcut List

    73
• Chapter 6 File Operations

  74
  • Overview

    74
    • Directory structure

      74
    • File operation restrictions

      75
    • Assigning user-defined clip titles

      77
    • Assigning user-defined clip and clip list names

      78
  • File Operations in File Access Mode (for Windows)

    80
    • Making FAM connections

      80
    • Operating on files

      80
    • Exiting file operations

      81
  • File Operations in File Access Mode (for Macintosh)

    82
    • Making FAM connections

      82
    • Operating on files

      82
    • Exiting file operations

      82
  • FTP File Operations

    83
    • Making FTP connections

      83
    • Command list

      84
  • Recording Continuous Timecode With FAM and FTP Connections

    89
• Chapter 7 Menus

  90
  • Menu System Configuration

    90
  • Setup Menu

    90
    • Items in the basic menu

      91
    • Basic menu operations

      94
    • Items in the extended menu

      96
    • Extended menu operations

      106
  • Maintenance Menu

    108
    • Items in the maintenance menu

      108
    • Maintenance menu operations

      110
• Appendix

  113
  • Important Notes on Operation

    113
    • Condensation

      113
    • About the LCD panel

      113
  • Periodic Maintenance

    114
    • Digital hours meter

      114
  • Troubleshooting

    116
    • Alarms

      116
    • Error messages

      123
    • To eject discs with the unit powered off

      123
  • Specifications

    123
  • Using PDZ-1 Proxy Browsing Software

    126
  • Using UMID Data

    127
  • Trademarks and Licenses

    129
    • MPEG-4 visual patent portfolio license

      129
    • MPEG-2 video patent portfolio license

      129
    • About IJG (Independent JPEG Group)

      129
    • Character display software “iType”

      129
  • Glossary

    130
• Index

  132