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SDTV/HDTV NON-LINEAR PRODUCTION SYSTEM
DMW-S05NL-C
XPRI DIGITAL CONTENT CREATION SYSTEM
INSTALLATION MANUAL
[English]
2nd Edition (Revised 2)
Software Version 7.00 and Later

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  • Page 1 SDTV/HDTV NON-LINEAR PRODUCTION SYSTEM DMW-S05NL-C XPRI DIGITAL CONTENT CREATION SYSTEM INSTALLATION MANUAL [English] 2nd Edition (Revised 2) Software Version 7.00 and Later...
  • Page 2 The shielded interface cable recommended in this manual WARNING must be used with this equipment in order to comply with the limits for a digital device pursuant to Subpart B of Part 15 of To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not FCC Rules.
  • Page 3 For the customers in Europe WARNING This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment, this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures. Pour les utilisateurs en Europe AVERTISSEMENT Il s’agit d’un produit de Classe A.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Chapter 1 Overview 1-1 Features ..............1-1 1-2 Product Configuration ..........1-2 1-2-1 Main Unit ..............1-2 1-2-2 Control Panels ............1-3 1-2-3 Software and Manuals ..........1-4 1-3 System Configuration ..........1-5 1-3-1 SDTV System Configuration ........1-5 1-3-2 HDTV System Configuration ........
  • Page 6 Table of Contents Chapter 3 Preparations 3-4 Floppy Disks and Disc Media........ 3-11 (Continued) 3-4-1 Using Floppy Disks ..........3-11 3-4-2 Using Disc Media ........... 3-12 3-4-3 DVD-Video Playback and Region Codes ....3-14 3-5 Fibre Channel Storage Unit Setup —...
  • Page 7 Appendix B System Connection Examples ........B-1 SDTV System ..............B-1 HDTV System ..............B-8 SDTV/HDTV Switchable System ........B-17 Index ................. I-1 Table of Contents...

  • Page 9: Features

    The Control Panels are efficient and easy to operate, reflecting Sony’s many years of experience in designing editing systems for the broadcast and production industries.

  • Page 10: Product Configuration

    1-2 Product Configuration 2Gb Fibre Channel Interface Board 1-2-1 Main Unit (LSI44929o) (fabricated by LSI Logic) The Main Unit is comprised of the following devices This board can be used to connect a 2Gb fibre channel and accessories. storage unit to the XPRI System. It is provided with two 200-MB/s fibre channel ports and enables high- Digital Media Workstation rate data transfer between the XPRI System and the...

  • Page 11: Control Panels

    DMW-RT01 SDTV Realtime Processing DMW-C2 Jog & Shuttle Control Panel Board This panel is used to control VTRs and make editing operations. It has function buttons and a search dial. Installing this board in the XPRI System enables a This panel is connected to the Digital Media variety of video effects such as 3D transformation, Workstation or to the Audio Control Panel using the page turn and ripple to be applied to SDTV video...

  • Page 12: Software And Manuals

    1-2 Product Configuration Installation Manual (this manual) 1-2-3 Software and Manuals This manual explains system functions, installation, specifications, and maintenance. Various software applications to be used for editing operations are found on the supplied CD-ROMs. SDTI Interface Board Installation Manual Manuals include an Online Help, an Operation This is supplied with the DMW-IF01 SDTI Interface Manual, and an Installation Manual (this manual).

  • Page 13: System Configuration

    1-3 System Configuration The following figures show how editing systems can be configured with this system and peripheral devices. 1-3-1 SDTV System Configuration The following figure shows an example of how an SDTV system can be configured. Note When using the LSI44929o as a fibre channel interface board, you will require an optical fibre channel interface cable that matches the fibre channel storage unit to be connected.
  • Page 14 1-3 System Configuration CD-ROMs Audio monitor Video monitor Main Unit AV Processing Board Display units Digital Media Workstation+AV I/O Block 2Gb Fibre Channel Interface Board AC power cord Mouse Keyboard Control Panels Storage Fibre Channel Storage Unit Cable with RCA cable phono plugs AC power cord...

  • Page 15: Hdtv System Configuration

    1-3-2 HDTV System Configuration The following figure shows an example of how an HDTV system can be configured. Note When using the LSI44929o as a fibre channel interface board, you will require an optical fibre channel interface cable that matches the fibre channel storage unit to be connected.
  • Page 16 1-3 System Configuration CD-ROMs HD monitor Audio monitor Main Unit AV Processing Board Display units HDTV Interface Board Digital Media Workstation+AV I/O Block 2Gb Fibre Channel Interface Board AC power cord Storage Mouse Fibre Channel Storage Unit Keyboard Control Panels AC power cord Cable with RCA USB cable...

  • Page 17: Mpeg System Configuration

    1-3-3 MPEG System Configuration The following figure shows an example of how an MPEG system can be configured. CD-ROMs Video monitor Audio monitor Main Unit Display units AV Processing Board Digital Media Workstation+AV I/O Block SDTI Interface Board AC power cord Mouse Keyboard Control Panels...

  • Page 19: Main Unit

    Chapter Names and Functions of Parts 2-1 Main Unit 2-1-1 Front Panel Left side 1 HDD indicator 2 STANDBY/ON switch 3 Power indicator 4 PHONES connector and LEVEL knob 5 MON indicator 6 OPE indicator PHONES LEVEL 7 Floppy disk slot 8 Floppy disk eject button 9 Floppy disk active...
  • Page 20 Lights when the disc drive is accessing the data on a procedure on page 3-10 unless otherwise directed by disc. Sony service representative or unless trouble occurs. qd Tray eject hole 3 Power indicator (green) If the disc tray does not open when you press the tray...
  • Page 21 Right side PHONES LEVEL STANDBY/ON SB3 SB2 SB1 1 PO1/PO2/PO3 indicators 2 SB1/SB2/SB3 indicators 1 PO1/PO2/PO3 (power on 1, 2, 3) indicators (green) Light in green when DC power is being supplied (when the STANDBY/ON switch is on). The indicators go out when no DC power is being supplied (when the STANDBY/ON switch is off).

  • Page 22: Rear Panel

    2-1 Main Unit 2-1-2 Rear Panel The rear panel is composed of the following four sections. 1 AC power connector 2 AV I/O section ANALOG VIDEO INPUT REFERENCE ANALOG VIDEO OUTPUT MON OUT AUX1 IN AUX2 AUX3 IN COMP THRU COMP AES/EBU SYSTEM I/F...
  • Page 23 2 AV I/O section 1 ANALOG VIDEO INPUT connectors 2 REFERENCE connectors 3 ANALOG VIDEO OUTPUT connectors 4 MON OUT L/R connectors 5 AUX1 IN/AUX2/AUX3 IN connectors ANALOG VIDEO INPUT REFERENCE ANALOG VIDEO OUTPUT MON OUT AUX1 IN AUX2 AUX3 IN COMP THRU COMP...
  • Page 24 2-1 Main Unit 6 AUDIO OUT connectors (XLR 3-pin, ×4) 0 MON (monitor) OUT connector (BNC type) Output four channels of analog audio program signals. Provides an SDI monitor output signal. 7 AUDIO IN connectors (XLR 3-pin, ×4) qa SYSTEM I/F IN/OUT connectors (BNC type, ×2) Input four channels of analog audio signals.
  • Page 25 6 USB connectors (USB, ×3) 8 Microphone/Headphones connectors (minijack) Connect Control Panels. (USB cables are supplied Connect a microphone to the left connector and with each Control Panel.) headphones to the right connector. 7 Line I/O connectors (minijack) 9 Serial port 1 connector (D-sub 9-pin) Allow you to make line connections to external audio Connect a modem or other device with a serial port equipment.
  • Page 26 2-1 Main Unit 3 Realtime Video Processing Board/ SDTV Realtime Processing Board Realtime Video Processing Board This board (DMW-RT02/RT01) has no connector to input or output signals from or to external devices. Note The Realtime Video Processing Board is an optional board.

  • Page 27: Control Panels

    2-2 Control Panels 2-2-1 DMW-C1 Media Bar Control 2-2-2 DMW-C2 Jog & Shuttle Panel Control Panel Operation panel 1 USB cable 1 Function buttons F1 to F6 2 Tape transport buttons 2 Knobs 1 to 8 3 Function buttons A and B SHUTTLE 3 JOG/SHUTTLE/DMC indicators...
  • Page 28 2-2 Control Panels 4 Function buttons A to G Rear panel These buttons have already a number of functions assigned to them, but they can be customized for other functions. Refer to the Operation Manual about the functions assigned to these buttons and for how to perform button customization.

  • Page 29: Dmw-C3 Audio Control Panel

    2-2-3 DMW-C3 Audio Control Panel Operation panel 3 FUNCTION/MUTING buttons 1 Function buttons 1 to 8 4 OVER indicator 2 MUTING buttons 1 to 8 5 DATA indicator FUNCTION OVER MONITOR LEVEL MUTING DATA MASTER 6 MONITOR LEVEL knob MINI MONITOR SOLO RESET...
  • Page 30 2-2 Control Panels 6 MONITOR LEVEL knob Monitor channel selection buttons: After selecting Adjusts the audio level of the headphones. channels 1 to 4 or 5 to 8 with the BANK button, press the 1/5, 2/6, 3/7, 4/8 buttons (L/R) to select 7 Monitor setting section one or several channels.

  • Page 31: Dmw-C4 Trackball Control Panel

    5 MONITOR OUT connector (stereo minijack) 3 Trackball and Z ring According to the function selected with the function Outputs the signal input to the MONITOR IN connector in a loop-through manner. You can connect buttons A to F, you can use these controls for effect optional active speakers to this connector.

  • Page 33: Connections

    If you want a system configuration not covered by the flowchart and Appendix B, please consult your Sony service representative. Chapter 3 Preparations...
  • Page 34 3-1 Connections See: Analog Page B-2 Start Page B-3 Interface SDTI-CP Page B-4 SDTV Number of VTRs Analog and SDI Page B-5 Interface Page B-6 SDTI-CP and SDI Page B-7 SDTI Page B-9 59.94i/50i Interface HD SDI Page B-10 SDTI Page B-11 23.98PsF Frame frequency...

  • Page 35: Connecting The Control Panels And Peripheral Devices

    3-1-2 Connecting the Control Panels and Peripheral Devices Connect as shown in the figure on the next page. Notes • When other devices connected through USB are operated at the same time with Control Panels (especially when a printer or floppy disk drive which transfers a mass of data is used), Control Panels may stop operation.
  • Page 36 3-1 Connections Display units Main Unit (Digital Media Workstation and AV I/O Block) Mouse Graphics board Mouse connector Keyboard connector MON OUT L/R Cable with RCA phono plugs Headphones Keyboard USB cable USB cable UPSTREAM PORT HEADPHONES UPSTREAM PORT Jog & Shuttle Control Panel Audio Control Panel MONITOR IN...
  • Page 37 Connecting the VP REF cable Use the VP REF cable and the noise filter as illustrated About placing the noise filter on the cable, please refer to the “Notice” on the noise filters given on a separate sheet. below to connect the VP REF OUT connector of AV I/ O block to the REF connector of the AV Processing Board.
  • Page 38 3-1 Connections Attaching the graphics board adaptor Attach the graphics board adaptor to the graphics board in the AGP slot as illustrated below. ANALOG VIDEO INPUT REFERENCE ANALOG VIDEO OUTPUT MON OUT AUX1 IN AUX2 AUX3 IN COMP THRU COMP AES/EBU REMOTE AUDIO IN...

  • Page 39: Fibre Channel Storage Unit Installation And Startup

    Do not attempt to mount documentation for the fibre channel storage unit. the Fibre Channel Storage Unit yourself. Ask your Sony service representative to mount it in the rack. HDTV system Note To connect the Fibre Channel Storage Unit to the...

  • Page 40: System Startup And Shutdown

    Note the mouse or keyboard while POST is executing. Normally the SONY logo is displayed. You can see For more information about POST, see the next section, POST display when you press the Esc key or when an 3-3-2 “POST Execution”.
  • Page 41 • When you think the system may be malfunctioning Information displayed by POST The SONY logo is displayed while POST is running (except during the SCSI check), but the information in the following figure appears if you press the Esc key.

  • Page 42: System Setup

    3-3 System Startup and Shutdown 3-3-3 System Setup When you power on the Digital Media Workstation for the first time, you should set up Windows by following the procedures described on page 6 and after of the Windows 2000 Professional Quick Start guide. The Windows product key is attached to the top panel of the XPRI Main Unit.

  • Page 43: Floppy Disks And Disc Media

    3-4 Floppy Disks and Disc Media Loading and ejecting floppy disks 3-4-1 Using Floppy Disks The 3.5-inch floppy disk drive is located on the front You can use 3.5-inch 2HD (1.44 MB) and 2DD (720 panel of the Digital Media Workstation. KB) floppy disks.

  • Page 44: Using Disc Media

    3-4 Floppy Disks and Disc Media To eject a floppy disk 3-4-2 Using Disc Media Press the floppy disk eject button. Note Caution Never eject a floppy disk while the floppy disk active Be sure to observe the following safety precautions indicator is lit or flashing.
  • Page 45 • Do not insert easily breakable objects such as toothpicks or plastic pins into the tray eject hole. • Contact your Sony service representative if you cannot open the disc tray with the above procedure. 3-13 Chapter 3 Preparations...

  • Page 46: Dvd-Video Playback And Region Codes

    3-4 Floppy Disks and Disc Media Region free DVD-Video playback 3-4-3 DVD-Video Playback and Region Codes It is necessary to set the DRU-510A region code the first time that you use it. If you play back a region free The playback of the DVD-Video (DVD discs) is DVD-Video disc immediately after installing the protected and controlled by a region code setting DRU-510A, the message “This disc is inhibited from...

  • Page 47: Fibre Channel Storage Unit Setup - Configuring Logical Drives

    (LSI44929o) may be installed in the To check the disks connected to each port, on the DMW-S05NL-C. Use the Windows Disk Management Windows desktop select Start > Programs > Sony Tool to create and delete logical drives. DMW > ScsiDiskWatcher.
  • Page 48 3-5 Fibre Channel Storage Unit Setup — Configuring Logical Drives Create a volume as follows. Creating Logical Drives Right click on the first disk (in this example, Disk Proceed as follows. 2) in the volume and select Create Volume... Start the Disk Management tool by doing the following.
  • Page 49 Select Striped volume and click Next. Click Next. The next screen appears. The next screen appears. Select a disk to add to the volume and click Add. Check Perform a Quick Format and click Next. Repeat step 6 to add all disks to the volume and The next screen appears.
  • Page 50 3-5 Fibre Channel Storage Unit Setup — Configuring Logical Drives To change a missing disk to a Dynamic/Online Right-click on disk 2, and select Sign. disk Use the following procedure. This example shows disk 2, but this may vary depending on the system. Follow the tree on the left of the window to select [Storage] >...
  • Page 51 The Upgrade to Dynamic Disk window appears. The dialog box for importing different format disks appears. Click Yes. Select the disk or disks to be upgraded, and click To change a Dynamic/Foreign disk to a Dynamic/Online disk Proceed as follows. The dialog box for volume confirmation of different format disks appears.
  • Page 52 3-5 Fibre Channel Storage Unit Setup — Configuring Logical Drives Deleting a Logical Drive Proceed as follows. Start the Disk Management tool by doing the following. Select Start > Settings > Control Panel > Management Tools > Computer Management, and then click the Disk Management folder.

  • Page 53: Software Installation

    3-6 Software Installation About software installation and settings, contact your Sony service representative. 3-21 Chapter 3 Preparations...

  • Page 55: Using The Scsi Disk Surveillance Tool

    It also allows you to From the Windows Start menu, select Programs > check log sense data history and save log sense data to Sony DMW > ScsiDiskWatcher. files. The SCSI Disk Watcher main window opens (see Surveillance Target Disks next page).

  • Page 56: Names And Functions Of Parts Of Scsi Disk Watcher

    4-1 Using the SCSI Disk Surveillance Tool 4-1-2 Names and Functions of Parts of SCSI Disk Watcher This section explains the names and functions of the parts of the SCSI Disk Watcher main window. Menu bar Toolbar 2 List View pane 1 Tree View pane 2 List View pane 1 Tree View pane...

  • Page 57: Scsi Disk Watcher Menus

    Vendor ID 4-1-3 SCSI Disk Watcher Menus Displays the disk’s vendor ID. This section explains the SCSI Disk Watcher menus. Product ID If there is a button on the toolbar with the same Displays the disk’s model name, etc. function as a menu command, it is shown in parentheses after the command name.
  • Page 58 4-1 Using the SCSI Disk Surveillance Tool Blink LED ( Note Selecting this command with one or more disks The information is not saved if a file of the same selected in the List View pane causes the LED name already exists in the save destination. indicators on the corresponding disks to blink.
  • Page 59 • All: Display a warning message when log sense Click the Delete Log Sense Files button. error data on any level is acquired. • Warning or higher: Display a warning message A confirmation dialog appears. when log sense error data on the warning level is acquired, and when the acquired data indicates Click the OK button.
  • Page 60 4-1 Using the SCSI Disk Surveillance Tool Click the OK button. Viewing Disk Error Information Disks which have been removed from the managed Proceed as follows. disks have “Non-managed” in the Status column. The color of the disk icon also changes. In the List View pane of the main window, select one or more disks for which to view error To return all non-managed disks to the...

  • Page 61: Surveillance Service Application Messages

    • Total time of recovery: Total time required for error Note recovery The types of events actually counted in each category • Total I/O size: Total number of data bytes processed and count units differ slightly for different vendors. • Unrecovered: Total number of unrecovered errors. Status bar at bottom of window Shows the error status.

  • Page 62: Hardware Self Diagnostics Tool

    Exit the XPRI Editing Software. Note It is not possible to start this tool while the XPRI Editing Software is running. Select Start > Programs > Sony DMW > Hardware Self Diagnostics. Double-click the link icon for the board you want to test.

  • Page 63: System Upgrades

    4-3 System Upgrades Contact your Sony service representative for information about system upgrades. 4-4 Software Upgrades Contact your Sony service representative for information about software upgrades. Chapter 4 Maintenance...

  • Page 64: Daily Maintenance

    Digital Media Workstation’s hard disks and the hard disks of the DMW-ST001 Fibre Channel Storage Unit. 4-5-3 Cleaning Sony Corporation shall not be liable for any loss of data that may result from trouble with the hard disks. To keep the system in optimum working condition, you should clean system components periodically.
  • Page 65 Turn the mouse over and remove the mouse ball Power on the Digital Media Workstation. cover by rotating it in the counterclockwise direction. Press the tray open/close button on the front panel of the DVD±RW drive. The tray opens. Mouse ball If there is a disc loaded on the tray, lift it lightly off the tray.

  • Page 66: Troubleshooting

    4-6 Troubleshooting 4-6 Troubleshooting If you think the system may be faulty, check the explanation in this sections. Contact your Sony service representative and take the indicated steps if you find a description of the problem. 4-6-1 Error Messages Various types of error messages are displayed to alert Note you to errors in the Digital Media Workstation.
  • Page 67 POST Error Messages (continued) Error Message Meaning Cause/What to do 02D0 System cache error - Cache CPU cache error 1. Replace the CPU. disabled 2. Replace the mother board. 02D0 PCI System Error on Bus/Device/ 1. Replace the PCI device. PCI device error Function 2.

  • Page 68: Troubleshooting

    Start BIOS setup utility [SETUP] and correct the setting. Beep sound error messages Contact your Sony service representative if the beep Example: 1-2-2-3 indicates 1 beep sound, followed by sounds described below are heard. 2 beep sounds, followed by 2 beep sounds, followed The numbers in the table indicate the number of time by 3 beep sounds.
  • Page 69 “NG” (failure), run the following program: monitor screen changes to blue and the details of the C:\Program Files\SONY\DMW\AVProcessingBoard\log error are displayed. Save the resulting log file; then contact your Sony service representative. STOP : C000021A(FATAL SYSTEM ERROR) SDTI interface board error messages The Windows logon process..
  • Page 70 BIOS messages appear. Check whether the memory and PCI/ISA devices installed in the Digital Media Workstation are of the specified type. t Operation of devices other than those specified by Sony cannot be guaranteed. (Continued) 4-16...
  • Page 71 Digital Media Workstation Troubleshooting (Continued) Symptom Check and What to do Internal or external Check whether the cables are connected correctly. devices cannot be t Check that interface cables and AC power cords are securely connected. Check that the connection accessed, or do not order is correct.
  • Page 72 The hard disk drive Check whether the hard disk drive is a specified model. cannot be accessed. t Operation of hard disk drives other than those specified by Sony cannot be guaranteed. The operating Check whether a floppy disk is loaded.
  • Page 73 Sony Corporation shall not be liable for any loss or modification of data that may result from repairs to the system.

  • Page 75: Specifications

    Appendix A Specifications The following specifications indicate the performance Digital Media Workstation of each unit. Pentium 4 Xeon processor ×2 Design and specifications are subject to change Chip set GC-WS533 without notice. 533 MHz Graphics board Interface: AGP 4X RAM: 32 MB Digital Media Workstation Monitor ports: 2 (dual monitors) Resolution: 1280 ×...
  • Page 76 Specifications BNC type ×1 Microphone connector (minijack) ×1 SMPTE259M/ITU-R BT.656 Headphones connector (minijack) component serial digital interface ×1 format (270 Mb/s) Analog video outputs AV I/O Block BNC type ×1 VIDEO Composite video signal, 1.0 Vp-p, Digital video inputs 75Ω, sync negative BNC type ×1 BNC type ×1 REF.VIDEO...
  • Page 77 HD Serial V/A INPUT: 75Ω, BNC AV Processing Board type ×1 SMPTE292M/BTA-S004/ITU-R, Signal processing BT709 SDI inputs: IN A, IN B BNC type ×2 SMPTE299M standard, SDI Embedded Audio (48 kHz/20 bit/ SMPTE259M standard levels C, D/ 8ch) ITU-R BT.656 component serial HD Serial V/A OUTPUT: digital interface format 75Ω, BNC type ×1,...
  • Page 78 Specifications Laser diode properties Accessories supplied Laser diode properties Keyboard (1) Mouse (1) Sony Matsushita Corporation Electronics Windows 2000 Professional Package (1) Corporation Application Software CD-ROM (1) Wavelength 658 nm 790 nm ±25 nm Titler Software CD-ROM (1) Continuous Emission...
  • Page 79 Options (Please contact your local Sony DMW-C2 Jog & Shuttle Control Panel dealer for more information.) DMW-IF01 SDTI Interface Board Power requirements DMW-C1 Media Bar Control Panel 15 V DC DMW-C2 Jog & Shuttle Control Panel Current consumption DMW-C3 Audio Control Panel 0.9 A...
  • Page 80 Specifications AC adaptor Input power 100 to 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz, 0.9 to 0.45 A Output power 15 V DC, 5 A Appendix A...
  • Page 81 Appendix B System Connection Examples Appendix B provides a variety of connection examples to show you how to make system connections according to your resources and requirements: the number of VTRs, video signal interface, frame frequency and so on. Use this appendix together with the flowchart on page 3-2.
  • Page 82 System Connection Examples 1 System using one VTR (1) The figure below shows a system using one VTR (BVW-75/75P) via analog interface. Video monitor Audio monitor ANALOG VIDEO OUTPUT COMP REFERENCE THRU MON OUT Reference video signal AUDIO REFERENCE IN MON OUT L/R AUDIO ANALOG VIDEO...
  • Page 83 2 System using one VTR (2) The figure below shows a system using one VTR (DVW-A500/A500P) via SDI interface. Video monitor Audio monitor REFERENCE THRU Reference video signal MON OUT MON OUT L/R REFERENCE IN Main Unit (Digital Media Workstation and AV I/O Block) SDI IN SDI OUT AUX 2...
  • Page 84 System Connection Examples 3 System using one VTR (3) The figure below shows a system using one VTR (MSW-M2000/M2000P) via SDTI-CP interface. Video monitor Audio monitor REFERENCE THRU Reference video signal MON OUT MON OUT L/R REFERENCE IN Main Unit (Digital Media Workstation SDI IN and AV I/O Block)
  • Page 85 4 System using two VTRs (1) The figure below shows a system using one VTR (BVW-75/75P) via analog interface and another VTR (DVW-A500/A500P) via SDI interface. a) AC power cord Video monitor Audio monitor b) 75-Ω coaxial cable (5C-2V or equivalent) c) Cable with XLR connectors d) 9-pin remote control cable e) Cable with RCA phono plugs...
  • Page 86 System Connection Examples 5 System using two VTRs (2) The figure below shows a system using two VTRs (DVW-A500/A500P) via SDI interface. a) AC power cord Video monitor Audio monitor b) 75-Ω coaxial cable (5C-2V or equivalent ) c) 9-pin remote control cable d) Cable with RCA phono plugs REFERENCE THRU e) Cable with stereo miniplugs...
  • Page 87 6 System using two VTRs (3) The figure below shows a system using two VTRs (MSW-M2000/M2000P) via SDTI-CP interface and SDI interface. a) AC power cord Video monitor Audio monitor b) 75-Ω coaxial cable (5C-2V or equivalent) c) 9-pin remote control cable d) Cable with RCA phono plugs REFERENCE THRU e) Cable with stereo miniplugs...
  • Page 88 System Connection Examples HDTV System The figures on the following pages show how to configure an HDTV editing system using HD VTRs. Notes • Connecting cables in the following figures other than the VP REF cabel are not supplied with the system. •...
  • Page 89 To make the connections as shown in the figure below, SDTI interface. the HDW-F500 is required to have an optional HKDV- 506A SDTI interface board installed in it. For more details, contact your Sony service representative. CH-1 HD monitor Audio monitor...
  • Page 90 System Connection Examples 8 1080/59.94i or 1080/50i system (2) (using one VTR) The figure below shows a 1080/59.94i or 1080/50i system using one HDCAM VTR (HDW-F500) via HD SDI interface. CH-1 Audio monitor HD monitor CH-2 Reference video signal (Bi-Level) REFERENCE IN MON OUT L/R Main Unit (Digital...
  • Page 91 • To make the connections as shown in the figure below, the HDW-F500 is required to have an optional HKDV-506A SDTI interface board installed in it. • SDTI interface cannot be used with 1080/24PsF. For more details, contact your Sony service representative. CH-1 Audio monitor HD monitor...
  • Page 92 System Connection Examples q; 1080/23.98PsF or 1080/24PsF system (using one VTR) The figure below shows a 1080/23.98PsF or 1080/ 24PsF system using one HDCAM VTR (HDW-F500) via HD SDI interface. CH-1 Audio monitor HD monitor CH-2 Main Unit (Digital MON OUT L/R Media Workstation and AV I/O Block) REMOTE 1...
  • Page 93 SDTI OUT REF IN REFERENCE SYSTEM I/F OUT IN A SDTI IN OUT A SYSTEM I/F IN TG700 BG7 (Sony/Tektronix) SDTI OUT 75-Ω termination switch: ON HD SDI INPUT REF. IN SD HD SDI INPUT(INPUT MONITOR) 75-Ω termination switch: ON...
  • Page 94 HD SDI OUT AC IN Line output IN A SYSTEM I/F OUT REFERENCE OUT A SYSTEM I/F IN TG700 BG7 (Sony/Tektronix) 75-Ω termination switch: ON HD SDI INPUT REF. IN SD HD SDI INPUT(INPUT MONITOR) 75-Ω termination switch: ON HD SDI OUTPUT REF.
  • Page 95 • The VTR output of the REMOTE 1 connector cannot be monitored on XPRI. Monitor the output by connecting the VTR directly to other external device. • SDTI interface cannot be used with 1080/24PsF. For more details, contact your Sony service representative. B-15 Appendix B...
  • Page 96 System Connection Examples CH-1 Audio monitor HD monitor CH-2 Reference video signal (Bi-Level) REFERENCE IN REMOTE 2 MON OUT L/R Main Unit (Digital Media Workstation and AV I/O Block) REMOTE 1 AUX 2 HD SDI IN HD SDI OUT AC IN REF IN Line output SDTI IN...
  • Page 97 SDTV/HDTV Switchable System The figures on the next page shows how to make connections to configure an SDTV/HDTV switchable editing system using an SD VTR and an HD VTR. Notes • Connecting cables in the figures other than the VP REF cable are not supplied with the system.
  • Page 98 Media Workstation and AV I/O Block) SYSTEM I/F OUT REF IN IN A HD SDI IN SYSTEM I/F IN OUT A HD SDI OUT TG700 BG7 (Sony/Tektronix) SDI OUT 75-Ω termination switch: OFF SDI OUTPUT SDI INPUT 75Ω 75Ω VIDEO INPUT...
  • Page 99 Settings of the TG700 BG7 Black Generator and the VTR For connection examples qa and qd Device Setting items Settings 1080/59.94i or 1080/50i 1080/23.98PsF 59.94i Black Generator BLACK 1 output NTSC HD Sync 23.98PsF BLACK 2 output NTSC HD Sync 23.98PsF BLACK 3 output NTSC —...
  • Page 101 Index DMW-C4 1-3, 2-13 HDTV Interface Board 1-2, 2-8 error messages 4-15 DMW-IF01/IF02 1-2 HDTV system 3-7, B-8 AC power connector 2-4 DMW-RT01/RT02 1-2, 1-3 configuration 1-7 Active indicator 2-2 DVD-Video playback/region codes 3-14 HEADPHONES connector 2-12 ANALOG VIDEO INPUT connectors 2-5 OUTPUT connectors 2-5 AGP/PCI slot section 2-7 Error messages 3-8, 4-12...
  • Page 102 Index error messages 4-15 SDTV system 3-7, B-1 configuration 1-5 Names and functions of parts 2-1 VP REF OUT connector 2-6 Network connector 2-6 SDTV/HDTV switchable system B-17 Self-diagnostics Hardware 4-8 Windows 2000 error messages 4-15 Serial port 1/2 connector 2-6, 2-7 OPE indicator 2-2 Software 1-4 installation 3-21...
  • Page 103 NOTICE TO USERS About trademarks © 2000 Sony Corporation. All rights reserved. This manual or • XPRI and the XPRI logo are registered trademarks of the software described herein, in whole or in part, may not be Sony Corporation. reproduced, translated or reduced to any machine readable •...
  • Page 104 Sony Corporation Printed in Japan 2006.06.13 DMW-S05NL-C (SY)  2000 3-205-070-13(1) Printed on 100% recycled paper...

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