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Clavier de contrôle TFT
Unit Time Code Menu's
Menu 20 – Reader Dropout / Master Code Jump
Menu 20 – Rdr Dropout / Master Code Jump
0= Ignore Dropout
1= 10 frm dropout
2= Re-Lock
Menu 21 – System Standard
Menu 21 – System Standard
0= 25
1= 30
2= 24
3= Drop
In normal operation the system will setup the timecode standard automatically by reading the
timecode standard of the master machine. Any machine with a different standard to the
master machine will be indicated by adding a letter to indicate the standard at the end of the
machine name (P=PAL, N=NTSC, D=Drop, F=Film). Note: Drop and Non-Drop codes may
be mixed.
Menu 22 – Stationary Code
Menu 22 – Stationary Code
0= 2 Secs
1= Continuous
Menu 23 – Film Speed
Menu 23 – Film Speed
0= 25
1= 30
2= 24
When the Time/Feet macro key is enabled this is the assumed standard of the film footage
when displayed and will be used for all conversions. The footage displayed is calculated as
follows:
Footage = (Timecode - Local Zero)*Film Speed/Timecode Standard.
Menu 24 – Default Timecode Standard
Menu 22 – Default Timecode Standard
0= Auto
1= Use System
When a new machine is connected to the system the initial setting of its timecode standard
source parameter is determined by this global parameter.
Use the timecode standard as reported by the machine.
0= Auto
1= Use System Use the System timecode Standard.
Default Setting 1= Use System.
Menu 25 – TC Reader -> Serial Port
Menu 25 – TC Reader -> Serial Port
0= Off
1= A
2= B
3= C
4= D
5= E
The timecode reader may be used for positional information in preference to the serial data,
this menu selects which port uses the timecode reader data.
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