各部の名称と機能 各部の名称と機能 1-3-1 コンソール部 RECORDER SEL BACK GROUND FILE MEMORY FILE FILE EFFECT DISS WIPE TITLE AUDIO PORT/FILE ASSIGN STORE REDO UNDO TRIM MARK MARK IN MARK OUT SPLIT EXECUTE/ REPLAY SHIFT PREVIEW RECORDER SEL (レコーダーセレクト) 操作部 BACK GROUND (バックグラウンド)操作部 [...
各部の名称と機能 1-3-2 背面端子部 IN1 ( EDITOR R ) IN2 ( EDITOR P ) POWER OUT1 ( MAV P1 ) OUT2 ( VTR ) TO MAV ( PARALLEL I/O ) AV SEL OUT D555 I/F DC IN ( 12V ) TO MAV POWER TO MAV D-SUB9...
章 2-1-1 システム構成例 リニア/ノンリニア編集を行う場合 準 備 以下は、 BVEエディ ターと組み合わせて、 リニアライ クなノ ン リニア編集システムを構築する 場合のシステム構成例です。 RS-422 RS-422 For Recorder Player-1 BVE-600 MAVE-F555 MAV-555 COMPOSITE VIDEO REMOTE INPUT METER CONTROL PANEL PANEL PORT SELECT PROCESS CONTROL VIDEO RECORDER SEL BACK GROUND...
※ MAV-555にオプシ ョ ン基板のBKMA-530を挿入している場合。 Edit-1 RECORDER SEL BACK GROUND FILE MEMORY FILE FILE EFFECT DISS WIPE TITLE AUDIO Parallel I/O PORT/FILE ASSIGN MAVE-F555 STORE REDO UNDO TRIM MARK IN MARK OUT MARK SPLIT SHIFT EXECUTE/ REPLAY PREVIEW BVE-600 Composite MAV-555...
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MIXER REMOTE EDITOR MXP-29 VIDEO OUT BVE-600 COMPOSITE VIDEO IN P1 RECORDER MONITOR MAVE-F555 IN1 ( EDITOR R ) IN2 ( EDITOR P ) POWER OUT1 ( MAV P1 ) OUT2 ( VTR ) TO MAV ( PARALLEL I/O )
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編集モード情報のスーパーインポーズ表示 カ ッ ト単位の編集操作を行う際は、 MAV-555 の MONITOR OUTに接続されたモニター画 面上のスーパーイ ンポーズ表示によって、現在の編集モー ドを確認する こ とができます。 ポート情報 ファイル番号 編集モード情報 V 1 2 3 4 S E Y P O R L A N D ファイル名 ◆ フ ァイ ル番号、 フ ァイ ル名、 ポー ト情報部分については、 「ポー ト/フ ァイ ル情報のスーパーイ ンポー ズ表示について」...
BVE-600 P2 REM P2 V IN V OUT A/V SELECTOR IN1(EDITOR R) IN1(EDITOR P) AV SEL OUT REM IN MAVE-F555 OUT1(MAV) OUT2(VTR) COMPOSITE VIDEO IN REMOTE IN COMPOSITE VIDEO OUT P1 COMPOSITE VIDEO OUT REMOTE IN2(P1) R1 COMPOSITE VIDEO IN...
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スーパーインポーズ表示一覧 編集動作情報 編集動作情報は、本機からの各種のノ ン リニア編集操作を行った際に表示されます。 ポート名 編集モード IN点 Time Data ファイル番号 編集動作 OUT点 Time Data ポート名 現在選択されているポー ト (レコーダーポー ト が選択されている場合は R 、 プレーヤーポー ト が選択されている場合は P ) が表示されます。 Time Data 点 カ ッ トの編集時に指定したIN点のタ イ ムデータが HH:MM:SS:FF の形式で表示されます。 ファイル番号 カ ッ トの編集の操作を行う際の対象フ ァイ ルのフ ァイ ル番号が表示されます。 点...
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表 ・編集動作情報表示詳細 操作 動作結果 表示 編集点入力時 IN 点入力成功 IN ENT OUT 点入力成功 OUT ENT 削除操作時 削除動作成功 EDITING 削除後のフ ァイ ル差し替え完了 EDITED エラー:IN 点が OUT 点よ り も大きい値であるため、 ● IN≧OUT 削除が実行できない場合 エラー:削除実行時に開いているフ ァイ ルが、 IN ●≠FILE 点、 OUT 点を指定したフ ァイ ルと異なるため、削除 できなかった場合 エラー:IN 点、 OUT が設定されていないため、削 ●...
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全ポート情報の一括表示 現在選択中のポー ト に対応した本機のキー ( [R] 、 [P1] 、 [P2] 、 [BG] のいずれか) を押 すと、 すべてのポー トの情報が一括してモニター画面上に以下の要領でスーパーイ ンポー ズ表示されます。 【表示情報】 【表示例】 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 Rポート情報 ファイル番号 i c a g o * O l a n d i c a g o * O l a n d...
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WARNING VORSICHT To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not Um Feuergefahr und die Gefahr eines elektrischen Schlages zu vermeiden, darf das Gerät weder Regen noch expose the unit to rain or moisture. Feuchtigkeit ausgesetzt werden. To avoid electrical chock, do not open the Um einen elektrischen Schlag zu vermeiden, darf das Gehäuse nicht geöffnet werden.
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Preparations - 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 ................
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List of Error Messages ................. A-1 Appendix List of Superimposed Indication ............A-3 Specification ..................A-10 3 (E) Table of contents...
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Recorder and BVE-series editor, you can easily create a linear-like nonlinear editing system, or an editing/broadcasting system using the MAV-555 as a line acceptor in combination with a player. Thus, the MAVE-F555 acts as a controller for the MAV-555 and BVE-series editor as external devices, and in reading this manual you will be assumed to have a basic understanding of the operation of these external devices.
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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...
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BKMA-570 BVM-series or other ANALOG IN1 video monitor ANALOG IN2 Cross-reference For details of RS-422 connections between the MAVE-F555 and other devices, see Section 3-4, "Recorder Selection Function" (page 3-42). 2-3 (E) Chapter 2 Preparations Example description 6 (E) About This Operation Manual...
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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. 7 (E)
1-1 MAVE-F555 Overview The MAVE-F555 is a dedicated editing panel for use together with the MAV-555 Multi Access Video Disk Recorder and BVE-series editor, which provides a range of functions and superior ease-of-operation to allow more efficient use thereof. The MAVE-F555 provides the following basic functions.
(pressing the MAV key or VTR key). Depending on the settings in the MAV-555 setup menu, the devices/ports controlled (by the R, 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.
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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.
When the MAVE-F555 is connected to the MAV- These keys switch the files/ports controlled by the 555 through the TO MAV connector, use these keys (R, P1, and P2 keys) in the MAVE-F555 keys to start playback, start recording, or stop 6 and the FILE/PORT ASSIGN operation section operation on the MAV-555 background port.
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These change the file on the MAV-555 port qd MARK IN key and MARK OUT key currently controlled from the MAVE-F555. The In editing operations, these specify an IN point or file change occurs in the sequence of the MAV-555 OUT point.
Section 3-4, "Recorder Selection 0 DC IN connector Function" (page 3-42). Connect the supplied AC adapter. 6 TO MAV connector (D-sub 9-pin) When using all functions of the MAVE-F555, connect to the MAV-555 REMOTE SPARE connector. 1-6 (E) Chapter 1 Overview...
(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.
MAV-555 internal material. Note To be connected to the MAVE-F555, the MAV-555 must be at least version 1.30. 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).
AUDIO IN ANALOG OUT1 ANALOG OUT2 BKMA-570 BVM-series or other ANALOG IN1 video monitor ANALOG IN2 For details of RS-422 connections between the MAVE-F555 and other devices, see Section 3-4, "Recorder Selection Function" (page 3-42). 2-3 (E) Chapter 2 Preparations...
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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.
Carry out the setting in the MAV-555 basic menu item 019 "SYSTEM OPERATE CONFIG." • When carrying out editing operations with a combination of the MAVE-F555 and BVE-series editor (see Chapter 3 of this manual), set the MAV-555 operation mode to BVE mode.
Make this setting in the FILE CHANGE TIME sub menu of MAV-555 expanded menu item 320 MAVE-F555 CONTROL. For MAV-555 expanded menu settings, refer to the MAV-555 Operation Manual. For how to select MAV-555 files from the editing panel, see 3-1-1 File Selection (page 3-1).
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.
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Operations for Linear Editing (Operations in File Units) 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. File number V 1 2 3 4 H u o t o n File name...
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For details of recorder selection, see Section 3-4, "Recorder Selection Function" (page 3-42). 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"...
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Registering Frequently Used Files You can register frequently used files on the MAV-555 to the four MEMORY keys on the MAVE-F555. After registration, by simply pressing a MEMORY key you can assign the file to the port currently being controlled.
• Depending on the setting in the MAV-555 expanded menu "MAVE-F555 PORT," if the MAVE-F555 R key corresponds to "none," then the operation of pressing the R key is invalid, and it is not possible to create a new file.
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The operation of opening a copy of an existing file is not possible when the BG button of the MAVE-F555 has the R2 port of the MAV-555 assigned. In this case, both the operation of pressing the NEW FILE key + BG key and the operation of pressing the NEW FILE key + MEMORY key are invalid.
3-1-3 Deleting Files To delete a file FILE EXECUTE/ REPLAY SHIFT PREVIEW FILE FILE To delete a file on the MAV-555, use the following procedure. Follow the procedure under "Selecting a file" (page 3-1) to select the file you want to delete. Hold down the SHIFT key and press the DEL FILE key.
(Operations in Cut Units) Operations for Nonlinear Editing (Operations in Cut Units) Using the MAVE-F555 and a BVE-series editor to operate the MAV-555, you can carry out nonlinear editing operations, such as adding or deleting a cut, which were not possible with a conventional BVE-series editor alone.
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For details of EXTRACT/LIFT mode, see Section 3-2-5, "Deleting a Cut" (page 3-29). NOTE When you press the MAVE-F555 key (one of R, P1, P2, and BG) corresponding to the currently selected port, the information for all of the ports appears superimposed on the monitor screen.
Operations for Nonlinear Editing (Operations in Cut Units) 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 •...
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• Each time you press a key, a cut jump is carried out as shown by 1 to 3 in the figure below. • As an exception, when the last cut in a file is displayed, pressing the [ B? ] key jumps to the end of the file.
V, A1, and A2 specified V, A1, and A2 specified Current position 3-2-2 Editing Modes On the MAVE-F555, there are four editing mode which you can use for different nonlinear editing operations. INSERT mode This is used for cut insertion or replacement.
The editing operation in INSERT mode depends on whether or not the recorder OUT point is specified at the time when you execute the edit (when you press the MAVE-F555 EXECUTE/REC key). 3-13 (E) Chapter 3 Operations for Linear/Nonlinear Editing...
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Operations for Nonlinear Editing (Operations in Cut Units) • When you execute the edit with three edit points set, that is, with both the player IN point and OUT point set, and the recorder IN point only (or OUT point only) set, the section specified on the player is inserted into the specified position on the recorder.
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When the lengths of the sections specified on the player and recorder are different, the total length on the recorder changes as a result of the editing. However, if only the IN point on the player is set, the operation is the same as in OVERWRITE mode described below, and the total length on the recorder does not change.
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Using the jog dial of the BVE-series editor, for example, search for the IN point. Press the MARK IN key on the MAVE-F555. • The time data of the IN point appears on the monitor screen connected to the MONITOR OUT connector of the MAV-555.
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As for the IN point, using the jog dial of the BVE-series editor, for example, search for the OUT point. Press the MARK OUT key on the MAVE-F555. • The time data of the OUT point appears on the monitor screen.
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Operations for Nonlinear Editing (Operations in Cut Units) NOTE • After executing the cut insertion, as the recorder file is replaced by the editing result file, the monitor screen goes temporarily blank. • When you select only specific channels to insert the cut in step 10 above, then as shown in the following figure, the lengths of all channels are made to match by appropriate insertion of BLACK/MUTING material.
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Using the jog dial of the BVE-series editor, for example, search for the IN point. Holding down the SHIFT key on the MAVE-F555, press the MARK IN key. • This specifies the IN point for the source for the cut to be inserted.
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Using the jog dial of the BVE-series editor, for example, search for the start position (IN point) of the source of the replacement cut. Press the MARK IN key on the MAVE-F555. • The time data of the IN point appears on the monitor screen connected to the MONITOR OUT connector of the MAV-555.
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(OUT point) of the source of the replacement cut. Press the MARK OUT key on the MAVE-F555. • The time data of the OUT point appears on the monitor screen. Select the recorder port.
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Using the jog dial of the BVE-series editor, for example, search for the IN point. Holding down the SHIFT key on the MAVE-F555, press the MARK IN key. • This specifies the IN point for the source for the replacement cut.
3-2-4 Cut Overwriting (Editing Using OVERWRITE mode) In OVERWRITE mode, you set a total of three edit points, both IN points and either one of the OUT points on the recorder and player, then carry out overwrite editing. Operation in OVERWRITE mode The editing operation in OVERWRITE mode is as follows.
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Operations for Nonlinear Editing (Operations in Cut Units) Handling of exceptional cases (1) If the player OUT point calculated automatically from the recorder IN and OUT points is outside the outside the range of the file on the player, the OUT point is positioned at the end of the file (last frame) on the player as shown in the figure below.
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Select the player port. • To select another file, follow the procedure in the section "Selecting a file" (page 3-1). Press the MARK IN key and MARK OUT key on the MAVE-F555 to set the IN point and OUT point respectively. 3-25 (E)
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OUT point Select the recorder port. Press the MARK IN key and MARK OUT key on the MAVE-F555 to set the IN point and OUT point respectively. • Using the jog dial of the BVE-series editor, for example, search for the IN point and OUT point.
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NOTE • After executing the cut overwriting, as the recorder file is replaced by the editing result file, the monitor screen goes temporarily blank. • When you select only specific channels for overwriting with the cut in step 6 above, then the result is as shown in the following figure. Player Specified section Recorder...
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Using the jog dial of the BVE-series editor, for example, search for the IN point. Holding down the SHIFT key on the MAVE-F555, press the MARK IN key. • This specifies the IN point of the source cut to be used for overwriting.
3-2-5 Deleting a Cut (Editing Using LIFT mode and EXTRACT mode) You can delete any desired section of an open file on the currently selected port. Note • The operation of deleting a cut is only possible when the MAV-555 port is selected as the recorder.
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Using the jog dial of the BVE-series editor, for example, search for the IN point of the section to be deleted. Press the MARK IN key on the MAVE-F555. • The time data of the IN point appears on the monitor screen connected to the MONITOR OUT connector of the MAV-555.
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As for the IN point, using the jog dial of the BVE-series editor, for example, search for the OUT point of the section to be deleted. Press the MARK OUT key on the MAVE-F555. • The time data of the OUT point appears on the monitor screen.
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Operations for Nonlinear Editing (Operations in Cut Units) Channel specification when deleting You can delete a specified section on particular channels only. When you execute a deletion with only some of the channels selected, depending on the editing mode, the editing result file is as follows. State before deletion Result of deleting with A1 and A2 specified...
3-2-6 IN Point and OUT Point Holding Periods After the editing operations described in Sections 3-2-2 to 3-2-5, the specified player and recorder IN and OUT points are held for the lengths of time as described below. Player port IN point and OUT point •...
After undoing an edit, you can then redo it. Undoing the effect of an edit When you use the MAVE-F555 to carry out editing on a file on an MAV-555 port, as you execute each edit a new editing result file is created. After executing an edit, the immediately previous file is held on the MAV-555, provided the MAV-555 is not powered off.
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REDO UNDO To undo an edit, use the following procedure. Press the R key on the MAVE-F555, to select the MAV-555 port. Press the MAVE-F555 UNDO/REDO key. • When you undo an edit, "Undo" appears on the monitor screen connected to the MONITOR OUT connector of the MAV-555.
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SHIFT PREVIEW To redo an edit which you have just undone, use the following procedure. Press the R key on the MAVE-F555, to select the MAV-555 port. Holding down the SHIFT key on the MAVE-F555, press the UNDO/ REDO key.
MAVE-F555 for line input recording and so on. Viewing an Input EE Image Press the BG key of the MAVE-F555 to select the background port. An EE image appears on the monitor screen connected to the MONITOR OUT connector of the MAV-555.
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3-3 Background Operation (Recording/Playback Using the Spare Port) Starting recording PORT/FILE ASSIGN STORE BACK GROUND To start recording on the background port, use the following procedure. When you want to record an EE screen, start by pressing the [BG] key. This operation may be skipped when you want to start recording immediately.
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Pausing recording Press the BG key to select the background port. Press the [ x ] key in the BACK GROUND operation section. • This pauses recording on the background port (R2 port). • In this state, hold down the [ z ] key once again and press the [ B ] key to resume recording to the same recording file, allowing a connected recording.
3-3 Background Operation (Recording/Playback Using the Spare Port) 3-3-3 Background Playback When the background port is a playback port (the MAV-555 P3 port), you can control the background port from the MAVE-F555 to play back desired files on the MAV-555. Starting playback...
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Pausing playback Press the BG key to select the background port. Press the [ x ] key in the BACK GROUND operation section. • This pauses playback on the background port (P3 port). • In this state, press the [ B ] key once again to resume playback from the same position.
P2 keys) in the MAVE-F555 FILE/PORT ASSIGN operation section physically control which devices. Carry out the registration operation on the MAV-555. On the MAVE-F555, by operating the two keys (MAV key and VTR key) in the RECORDER SEL operation section, you can switch between the two different settings.
REMOTE MAV-555 IN4(P2) P2 COMPOSITE VIDEO OUT For details of connections, see Section 2-1-3, "Connecting the MAVE-F555 and MAV- 555" (page 2-3). NOTE The above example of connections assumes that the A/V SELECTOR used provides support for the AV SEL OUT signal of the MAVE-F555.
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3-4 Recorder Selection Function Example settings Recorder FILE/PORT ASSIGN Port assigned to control (setting of MAV-555 selection operation section expanded menu item 324, "MAVE-F555 PORT") function R key R1P1 (controls RP port of MAV-555) P1 key none (controls VTR) P2 key...
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MAV-555 for recording from a line, you can configure a distribution system, with the three ports P1 to P3 subject to file assignment and control from respective MAVE-F555 units. 4-1 (E) Chapter 4 Operations When Multiple MAVE-F555 Units Are Connected to the MAV-555...
TO MAV (PARALLEL I/O) connector and an MAVE-F555 connected to the MAV-555 through the TO MAV connector. However, in this case the MAV- 555 must be in BVE mode, and moreover only one MAVE-F555 unit may be connected to the MAV-555 through the TO MAV connector. Also, when you...
4-2 Ports Being Controlled When you connect the MAVE-F555 to the MAV-555 using the TO MAV (PARALLEL I/O) connector of the MAVE-F555, the port controlled is determined by the PARALLEL I/O wiring. Therefore, it is not possible to select the port being controlled from the MAVE-F555.
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Meaning Cut Entry Full When the MAV-555 is in BVE mode, the editing file cut information is held internally. This information is used on the MAVE-F555 as cut information when carrying out nonlinear editing. There is a limit on the number of cuts per file. A "CutEntryFull"...
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Solution Hold down the SHIFT key on the MAVE-F555, then press the DEL FILE key for at least two seconds, to display the message "FileInitial?" on the screen. If you now press the EXECUTE/REC key, all of the cut information in the MAV-555 is cleared, making possible further editing, file creation, and so on.
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File number Editing mode File name Port information This shows the port name on the MAVE-F555 (and BVE-series editor), the MAV-555 port name, and the recorder selection. For details of the display see Table 1. File number/file name These show the file number and file name of the file assigned to the port on the MAV-555 which is currently controlled from the MAVE-F555.
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When recorder selection is MAV: RECORDER SELECT When recorder selection is VTR: BVE PORT MAV-555 Shows the currently selected MAV-555 port name corresponding to the MAVE-F555 R, P1, P2, and BG keys. PORT When the R1P1 port is selected t " P"(or "R ") When the R2 port is selected t "R2"...
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File operation information These messages appear in relation to file operations. See Table 3 for the information displayed. Table 3 Details of file operation information display Operation Operation result Indication Pressing the SHIFT key File can be deleted. Delete OK? and DEL FILE key File is protected and cannot Protected...
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List of Superimposed Indication Editing operation information The editing operation information appears when you carry out a nonlinear editing operation from the MAVE-F555. Port name IN point Time Data Editing mode File number OUT point Time Data Editing operation Port name This shows the currently selected port (when the recorder port is selected "R,"...
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Table 4 Details of editing operation information display Operation Operation result Indication Entering edit points IN point successfully entered IN ENT OUT point successfully entered OUT ENT Successfully deleted EDITING Deletion operation Completion of replacement of file after deletion EDITED >...
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List of Superimposed Indication BG STATUS This shows the operating status of the background port. For details of the indications see Table 5. Table 5 Details of background operation information display Operating status Indication Recording Playback PLAY Paused (recording or playback) STOP Changing recording file.
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Displaying Information for All Ports When you press the MAVE-F555 key (one of R, P1, P2, and BG) corresponding to the currently selected port, the information for all of the ports appears superimposed on the monitor screen, as shown below.
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Specification General Power supply voltage 12 V DC Power consumption Maximum 6 W Operating temperature +5°C to +40°C Storage temperature -20°C to +60°C Operating humidity 20% to 90% Weight 1.9 kg 148 x 102 x 307 mm External dimensions (width × height × depth, excluding projections) AC adapter specification Power supply voltage 100 to 240 V AC ±...
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