Setting the time code source, Beginning recording – 360 Systems Image Server 2000 User Manual

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Image Server 2000 Owner’s Manual

Setting the Time Code Source

This function selects the time code source for newly recorded clips. A time code value is obtained
from the selected input source at the start of a new recording. Refer to Figure 6. Choose VITC, LTC
or Manual input source. For MANUAL, enter the desired time value for the first frame of the
recording in the Starting Time Code entry field.

Beginning Recording

When the steps outlined above in “Setting up for Recording” are done, you are ready to record.
Place Channel 1 in the Record Ready mode as follows.

A.

From the Channel 1 Transport Window, Select FILE>NEW. The dialog of Figure 7 appears.

Figure 7 - Channel 1 Clip Navigator "New" mode

B.

Enter a clip name using the keyboard. You may use up to 31 characters. Spaces may be

used; however, some characters other than upper or lower case letters and numbers may not
be used. These characters will not enter into the name field when typed. They include * ( ) +
= ; : ‘ “ < > , . / and ? A list of existing clips will appear in the large window, and can be
used as a name reference when creating new clip names.

C.

The Channel 1 transport Window will display the words IDLE CUEING for two seconds or

less. When ready to record, the Channel 1 Transport Window will display IDLE READY.

Note: File naming is case sensitive. Upper case letters sort before lower case. The name FILE sorts
in the order shown, based on differing capitalization: FILE, File, fiLe, and file. When using the
Image Server with automation systems or other remote controls, it is not a good practice to
distinguish files only by differences in case.

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