Pioneer dataman2 dvd-v7400 ユーザーズマニュアル
Documentation for DVD4 Version 1.5
Programmed for the
Technovision PC-2 Controller
Allows for the individual synchronization of up to 4
Pioneer Industrial DVD players.
Players are synchronized by frame numbers (within
title 1)
Information is programmed via LD or DVD remote.
Programmed for the
Technovision PC-2 Controller
Allows for the individual synchronization of up to 4
Pioneer Industrial DVD players.
Players are synchronized by frame numbers (within
title 1)
Information is programmed via LD or DVD remote.
Last Update January 2004
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************ INTERESTING NOTES ****************
To have perfect "FIELD" accurate playback, Pioneer recommends using a
black burst generator that all the DVD-V7400's can be synch locked to, but
tests have show that the DVD-V7400 can also lock to a standard video signal
as well. This signal can be derived from the second video output from player
#1, making it unnecessary to have a black burst generator.
When using a program for synchronizing DVD-V7400 players, using frame
numbers, the DVDs will have to be authored to have "FRAME/TIME
ACCESS" enabled - a mode that is set in the DVD creation stage. Without
FRAME/TIME ACCESS enabled, the DVD player can not be accessed by
frame numbers (or time) and can only be accessed by Chapter or Title.
You can easily test if the disc has FRAME/TIME ACCESS enabled by
pointing the remote at the player and pressing the "FRAME/TIME" button
on the remote. If the unit prompts you to enter a number - FRAME/TIME
ACCESS is enabled. If you see a remote icon with an "X" through it -
FRAME/TIME ACCESS is disabled.
black burst generator that all the DVD-V7400's can be synch locked to, but
tests have show that the DVD-V7400 can also lock to a standard video signal
as well. This signal can be derived from the second video output from player
#1, making it unnecessary to have a black burst generator.
When using a program for synchronizing DVD-V7400 players, using frame
numbers, the DVDs will have to be authored to have "FRAME/TIME
ACCESS" enabled - a mode that is set in the DVD creation stage. Without
FRAME/TIME ACCESS enabled, the DVD player can not be accessed by
frame numbers (or time) and can only be accessed by Chapter or Title.
You can easily test if the disc has FRAME/TIME ACCESS enabled by
pointing the remote at the player and pressing the "FRAME/TIME" button
on the remote. If the unit prompts you to enter a number - FRAME/TIME
ACCESS is enabled. If you see a remote icon with an "X" through it -
FRAME/TIME ACCESS is disabled.
For additional technical information contact:
Technovision Technical Support
(905) 420-5153
support@technovision.com
Visit our website to see what other innovative products are available:
www.technovision.com
KPC-2 multimedia controller.
V74BC button controller for Pioneer Industrial DVD players
and many more…
Revision A
Technovision Technical Support
(905) 420-5153
support@technovision.com
Visit our website to see what other innovative products are available:
www.technovision.com
KPC-2 multimedia controller.
V74BC button controller for Pioneer Industrial DVD players
and many more…
Revision A