Fostex 8347 TC Card For The Model FR-2 Owners Manual
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Details of the TC Setup menu
The TC Setup menu is available only when the 8347 is installed. The TC Setup menu screen has 3
pages and provides various setting items for time code recording/playback, jam function, etc.
To access to a TC Setup menu item, follow the procedure below.
2) Use the [MENU] dial to select TC Setup at the bottom of this page and press the [ENTER] key.
The display now shows the first page of the TC Setup menu screen.
By rotating the [MENU] dial, you can bring up page 2 or 3.
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Details of the TC Setup menu
The TC Setup menu is available only when the 8347 is installed. The TC Setup menu screen has 3
pages and provides various setting items for time code recording/playback, jam function, etc.
To access to a TC Setup menu item, follow the procedure below.
2) Use the [MENU] dial to select TC Setup at the bottom of this page and press the [ENTER] key.
The display now shows the first page of the TC Setup menu screen.
By rotating the [MENU] dial, you can bring up page 2 or 3.
Each...")
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Selecting on/off of the TC display function [TC Display]
The TC Display menu item selects whether or not representing time code (LTC) on the Home screen.
By default after the 8347 is installed, LTC is represented on the Home screen when the power is
turned on.
Use the [MENU] dial to select LTC&ABS or Off and press the [ENTER] key to confirm your
selection. Your setting remains in effect even if you switch the power off.
See page 4 for details of the TC display function.
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Selecting on/off of the TC display function [TC Display]
The TC Display menu item selects whether or not representing time code (LTC) on the Home screen.
By default after the 8347 is installed, LTC is represented on the Home screen when the power is
turned on.
Use the [MENU] dial to select LTC&ABS or Off and press the [ENTER] key to confirm your
selection. Your setting remains in effect even if you switch the power off.
See page 4 for details of the TC display function.
Selecting the TC frame rate...")
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Viewing and editing the LTC start time [Edit LTC Start]
The Edit LTC Start menu item allows viewing and editing the LTC start time which is recorded at the
beginning of an audio file (ABS 0). The FR-2 records the LTC start time at the beginning of an audio
file and then the internal generator generates time code which follows the start time.
¥ Editing the LTC start time
Use the [MENU] dial to edit the value in the flashing field. You can move the flashing field to the
right by pressing the [ENTER] key...](http://img.usermanuals.tech/thumb/1993/84715/w64_8347_OM_d-9.png "Page 10
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Viewing and editing the LTC start time [Edit LTC Start]
The Edit LTC Start menu item allows viewing and editing the LTC start time which is recorded at the
beginning of an audio file (ABS 0). The FR-2 records the LTC start time at the beginning of an audio
file and then the internal generator generates time code which follows the start time.
¥ Editing the LTC start time
Use the [MENU] dial to edit the value in the flashing field. You can move the flashing field to the
right by pressing the [ENTER] key...")
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Selecting the generator mode [TC Gen.Mode]
The [TC Gen.Mode] menu item selects the generator mode for time code recording. By default, Free
(Free Run) is selected.
Selecting the time code output source [TC Out]
The TC Out menu item selects the time code output source of the [TIME CODE OUT] connector.
You can select between Repro and GEN (Generator). (The default is Repro.)Use the [MENU] dial to select a desired mode and press the [ENTER] key to confirm your selec-
tion. The following shows the...](http://img.usermanuals.tech/thumb/1993/84715/w64_8347_OM_d-10.png "Page 11
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Selecting the generator mode [TC Gen.Mode]
The [TC Gen.Mode] menu item selects the generator mode for time code recording. By default, Free
(Free Run) is selected.
Selecting the time code output source [TC Out]
The TC Out menu item selects the time code output source of the [TIME CODE OUT] connector.
You can select between Repro and GEN (Generator). (The default is Repro.)Use the [MENU] dial to select a desired mode and press the [ENTER] key to confirm your selec-
tion. The following shows the...")
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Viewing and editing time code of the internal TC generator [Set Gen.TC]
The [Set Gen.TC] menu item allows you to view the internal TC generator time code value, as well as
edit the time code value to a desired value while the generator mode is set to Free Run or Rec
Run.(While the generator mode is set to 24H or EXT, you can only view time code.)
The internal generator time code runs in realtime.
--h--m--s--f is shown. This means, when recording starts, the next time code
value to the time code value...](http://img.usermanuals.tech/thumb/1993/84715/w64_8347_OM_d-11.png "Page 12
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Viewing and editing time code of the internal TC generator [Set Gen.TC]
The [Set Gen.TC] menu item allows you to view the internal TC generator time code value, as well as
edit the time code value to a desired value while the generator mode is set to Free Run or Rec
Run.(While the generator mode is set to 24H or EXT, you can only view time code.)
The internal generator time code runs in realtime.
--h--m--s--f is shown. This means, when recording starts, the next time code
value to the time code value...")
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¥ Editing to a desired time code value:
While Edit> is selected by using the [MENU] dial, pressing the [ENTER] key immediately hold
the current time code value and the h field starts flashing.
You can edit the flashing field using the [MENU] dial. After editing the field, pressing the [EN-
TER] key moves the flashing field to the right. You can also move the flashing field to the right
by using the [>>|] key. You can edit a field value from left to right (h -> m -> s -> f).
When you move the flashing...](http://img.usermanuals.tech/thumb/1993/84715/w64_8347_OM_d-12.png "Page 13
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¥ Editing to a desired time code value:
While Edit> is selected by using the [MENU] dial, pressing the [ENTER] key immediately hold
the current time code value and the h field starts flashing.
You can edit the flashing field using the [MENU] dial. After editing the field, pressing the [EN-
TER] key moves the flashing field to the right. You can also move the flashing field to the right
by using the [>>|] key. You can edit a field value from left to right (h -> m -> s -> f).
When you move the flashing...")
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Setting the time code value for REC RUN
In the Rec Run mode, when you start recording a new audio file, the unit jams the last time code
value of the previous audio file. So time code continues through all successive audio files. The
following describes how to edit the last time code value of the previous audio file. The edited
time value is reflected from the next recording.
¥ Editing the time code value
By using the [MENU] dial to select Edit > and pressing the [ENTER] key, the display shows the...](http://img.usermanuals.tech/thumb/1993/84715/w64_8347_OM_d-13.png "Page 14
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Setting the time code value for REC RUN
In the Rec Run mode, when you start recording a new audio file, the unit jams the last time code
value of the previous audio file. So time code continues through all successive audio files. The
following describes how to edit the last time code value of the previous audio file. The edited
time value is reflected from the next recording.
¥ Editing the time code value
By using the [MENU] dial to select Edit > and pressing the [ENTER] key, the display shows the...")
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Setting the generator Ubit mode and user data [Set Gen.Ubit]
The Set Gen.Ubit menu item sets the generator TC Ubit mode and user data.
¥ TC Ubit mode setting
Use the [MENU] dial to select Ubit mode and press the [ENTER] key. The current Ubit mode
starts flashing and you can now select the Ubit mode (by default, uuuuuuuu flashes).
You can select the desired Ubit mode from among the following modes. Use the [MENU] key to
select a desired mode and press the [ENTER] to confirm your selection.
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Setting the generator Ubit mode and user data [Set Gen.Ubit]
The Set Gen.Ubit menu item sets the generator TC Ubit mode and user data.
¥ TC Ubit mode setting
Use the [MENU] dial to select Ubit mode and press the [ENTER] key. The current Ubit mode
starts flashing and you can now select the Ubit mode (by default, uuuuuuuu flashes).
You can select the desired Ubit mode from among the following modes. Use the [MENU] key to
select a desired mode and press the [ENTER] to confirm your selection.
uuuuuuuu...")
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Selecting the userbit of output TC [TC Ubit]
While the TC Out menu item is set to Repro, the TC Ubit] menu item selects the userbit of time
code fed from the [TIME CODE OUT] connector.
Selecting on/off of TC output while paused [Pause TC]
The Pause TC menu item selects whether time code is output from the [TIME CODE OUT] connector
or not while the FR-2 is stopped or paused. By default, time code is not output while the FR-2 is
stopped or paused.
Use the [MENU] dial to select Off or On and press the...](http://img.usermanuals.tech/thumb/1993/84715/w64_8347_OM_d-15.png "Page 16
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Selecting the userbit of output TC [TC Ubit]
While the TC Out menu item is set to Repro, the TC Ubit] menu item selects the userbit of time
code fed from the [TIME CODE OUT] connector.
Selecting on/off of TC output while paused [Pause TC]
The Pause TC menu item selects whether time code is output from the [TIME CODE OUT] connector
or not while the FR-2 is stopped or paused. By default, time code is not output while the FR-2 is
stopped or paused.
Use the [MENU] dial to select Off or On and press the...")
11 Selecting the generator mode [TC Gen.Mode] The [TC Gen.Mode] menu item selects the generator mode for time code recording. By default, Free (Free Run) is selected. Selecting the time code output source [TC Out] The TC Out menu item selects the time code output source of the [TIME CODE OUT] connector. You can select between Repro and GEN (Generator). (The default is Repro.)Use the [MENU] dial to select a desired mode and press the [ENTER] key to confirm your selec- tion. The following shows the available generator modes and their functions. Free (Free Run)The internal generator runs freely according to its own reference clock. When you start recording a new audio file, the unit records the current internal generator time as the start time. Rec (Rec Run)When you start recording a new audio file, the unit records the time code value next to the last time code value of the previous audio file as the start time. If you start recording of the first audio file (i.e. if you start recording while is shown on the screen), the current LTC start time is recorded as the start time. 24H (24H Run) EXT (Ext Run)When you start recording a new audio file, the unit records the current incoming time code value as the start time. To use this mode, external time code must be fed to the [TIME CODE IN] connector. When you start recording a new audio file, the unit records the current FR-2 internal RTC (real-time clock) time as the start time. (Note that this mode is not so accurate as the Free Run mode.) Use the [MENU] dial to select the desired option and press the [ENTER] key to confirm your selection. You can select between Repro and GEN (Generator). Repro GEN (Generator)Time code recorded on an audio file is output. Time code generated by the internal TC generator is output. After bringing up the first page of the TC Setup menu, use the [MENU] dial to select TC Gen.Mode and press the [ENTER] key. The currently selected mode flashes (by default, Free flashes) and you can now select the desired mode. After bringing up the first page of the TC Setup menu, use the [MENU] dial to select TC Out and press the [ENTER] key. The currently selected option flashes (by default, Repro flashes) and you can now select the desired option.
12 Viewing and editing time code of the internal TC generator [Set Gen.TC] The [Set Gen.TC] menu item allows you to view the internal TC generator time code value, as well as edit the time code value to a desired value while the generator mode is set to Free Run or Rec Run.(While the generator mode is set to 24H or EXT, you can only view time code.) The internal generator time code runs in realtime. --h--m--s--f is shown. This means, when recording starts, the next time code value to the time code value at the end of the previously recorded audio file is recorded as the start time. The time code based on the realtime clock runs in realtime. The incoming external time code is shown. : If no external time code is fed, is shown. ¥ While the generator mode is set to Free (Free Run): ¥ While the generator mode is set to Rec (Rec Run): ¥ While the generator mode is set to 24H (24H Run): ¥ While the generator mode is set to EXT (External Run): After bringing up the first page of the TC Setup menu, use the [MENU] dial to select Set Gen.TC and press the [ENTER] key. The current time code (internal generator time code or external time code) is shown. The viewing screen looks different depending on the current generator mode, as shown below. (While the generator mode is set to Free Run or Rec Run, you can not only view the time code value but also edit it.)
13 ¥ Editing to a desired time code value: While Edit> is selected by using the [MENU] dial, pressing the [ENTER] key immediately hold the current time code value and the h field starts flashing. You can edit the flashing field using the [MENU] dial. After editing the field, pressing the [EN- TER] key moves the flashing field to the right. You can also move the flashing field to the right by using the [>>|] key. You can edit a field value from left to right (h -> m -> s -> f). When you move the flashing field after editing the value of the current field, all lower fields of the edited field are reset to 00. After editing all fields, pressing the [ENTER] key sets the edited time value and Edit > starts flashing again. The edited time value is reflected to the LTC start time of the next audio file. To exit the MENU mode, select
14 Setting the time code value for REC RUN In the Rec Run mode, when you start recording a new audio file, the unit jams the last time code value of the previous audio file. So time code continues through all successive audio files. The following describes how to edit the last time code value of the previous audio file. The edited time value is reflected from the next recording. ¥ Editing the time code value By using the [MENU] dial to select Edit > and pressing the [ENTER] key, the display shows the screen for editing the last time code value of the previous audio file. ¥ Restoring the edited time value to the original value By using the [MENU] dial to select Delete > and pressing the [ENTER] key, the edited time code value is cancelled and the next time you start recording a new audio file, the unit jams the last time code value of the previous audio file. You can edit the flashing field using the [MENU] dial. After editing the field, pressing the [EN- TER] key moves the flashing field to the right. You can also move the flashing field to the right by using the [>>|] key. You can edit a field value from left to right (h -> m -> s -> f). After editing all fields, pressing the [ENTER] key confirms the time value editing and Edit > starts flashing again. To exit the MENU mode, select
15 Setting the generator Ubit mode and user data [Set Gen.Ubit] The Set Gen.Ubit menu item sets the generator TC Ubit mode and user data. ¥ TC Ubit mode setting Use the [MENU] dial to select Ubit mode and press the [ENTER] key. The current Ubit mode starts flashing and you can now select the Ubit mode (by default, uuuuuuuu flashes). You can select the desired Ubit mode from among the following modes. Use the [MENU] key to select a desired mode and press the [ENTER] to confirm your selection. uuuuuuuu MMDDYYuuThe default is 00 00 00 00. BG_76: MM (month) / BG_54: DD (day) / BG_32: YY (year) /BG_10: uu (for USA) DDMMYYuu BG_76: DD (day) / BG_54: MM (month) / BG_32: YY (year) /BG_10: uu (for EUR) When selecting MMDDYYuu or DDMMYYuu, you can set the desired user bit to uu of BG_10: uu. The other fields are automatically set according to the realtime clock data. ¥ User data editing By using the [MENU] dial to select Edit User > and pressing the [ENTER] key, the rightmost field of the current user bit (by default, 00) starts flashing and you can now start editing. You can enter the desired value to the flashing field using the [MENU] dial. You can move the flashing field using the [SKIP/CURSOR] key. The edited value is reflected to Ubit: [00 00 00 00] in realtime. After editing, press the [ENTER/YES] key to confirm your setting. You can also move the flashing field to the right by using the [>>|] key. You can edit a field value from left to right (h -> m -> s -> f). The value entered to the rightmost field is reflected to the leftmost two digits of a userbit. After completing the user data editing, pressing the [ENTER] key confirms the user data and the display changes to show the screen where Edit User > flashes. To exit the MENU mode, select
16 Selecting the userbit of output TC [TC Ubit] While the TC Out menu item is set to Repro, the TC Ubit] menu item selects the userbit of time code fed from the [TIME CODE OUT] connector. Selecting on/off of TC output while paused [Pause TC] The Pause TC menu item selects whether time code is output from the [TIME CODE OUT] connector or not while the FR-2 is stopped or paused. By default, time code is not output while the FR-2 is stopped or paused. Use the [MENU] dial to select Off or On and press the [ENTER] key to confirm the selection. Off (default) OnWhen the transport is stopped or paused, no time code is output. When the TC Out menu item is set to Repro and the transport is stopped or paused, the time code value at the current position is output. Use the [MENU] dial to select a desired userbit and press the [ENTER] key to confirm the selec- tion. You can select from among the following. The selected userbit information is output from the [TIME CODE OUT] connector. BwfUbit (default)Outputs the value set by Set Gen.TC. EEEEERRREEEEE (Event Number)/RRR (Reel Number) MMDDYYffMM (month)/DD (day)/YY (year)/ff (File Number) DDMMYYffDD (day)/MM (month)/YY (year)/ff (File Number) SSSSSSRRSSSSSS (Scene Number)/RR (Reel Number) RRREEEEERRR (Reel Number)/EEEEE (Event Number) SSSSSSTTSSSSSS (Scene Number)/TT (Take Number) After bringing up the second page of the TC Setup menu, use the [MENU] dial to select TC Ubit and press the [ENTER] key. The currently selected userbit (by default, ) starts flashing and you can now select a desired userbit. After bringing up the second page of the TC Setup menu, use the [MENU] dial to select Pause TC and press the [ENTER] key. The current option (by default, Off) starts flashing and you can now make selection.
17 Selecting the jam mode [JAM Mode] The [JAM Mode] menu items selects the jam mode when jamming external time code into the internal time code. By default, both the time value and userbit of the external time code are jammed. How- ever, you can change this setting to jamming only the time code value or only the userbit. Setting the pull up/down function [Pull Up/Down] The Pull Up/Down menu item selects pull up/down setting against the current audio sampling frequency. Use the [MENU] dial to select a desired option and press the [ENTER] key to confirm the selec- tion. You can select from among 0.0%, +0.1% and -0.1%. The current selection is shown at the bottom of the Home screen. : You cannot select +0.1% or -0.1% while the frame rate is set to 25 fps. See the table below for the actual frame rate when the pull up/down function is active. Use the [MENU] dial to select a desired mode and press the [ENTER] key to confirm the selec- tion. You can select from the following. TC & Ubit TCBoth time code and userbit data are jammed (default). Only time code data is jammed. For userbit, the userbit data of the internal generator is used. UBITOnly the userbit data is jammed. For time code, the time code data of the internal generator is used. FS=+0.1% 23.97FPS24FPS 24FPS24FPS 25FPSUnselectable 29.97FPS30FPS 30FPS30FPSFS=-0.1% 23.97FPS 23.97FPS Unselectable 29.97FPS 29.976 After bringing up the second page of the TC Setup menu, use the [MENU] dial to select JAM Mode and press the [ENTER] key. The current jam mode (by default, TC&Ubit) starts flashing and you can now make selection. After bringing up the third page of the TC Setup menu, use the [MENU] dial to select Pull Up/ Down and press the [ENTER] key. The current pull up/down option (by default, 0.0%) starts flashing and you can now select the desired option.
18 Setting the next event number [Next Event No] The Next Event No menu item sets the event number which is given to an audio file when you start recording a new file. By default, the event number is set to 00000, and the first audio file recorded has event number 00001. The event number is counted up each time you make recording. Setting the power off time of the TC card [TC Power Timer] The TC Power Timer menu item set the automatic power off time of the TC card after turning off the FR-2 power. By default, it is set to 5min, so the TC card is turned off five minutes after the FR-2 is turned off. Use the [MENU] dial to select a desired option and press the [ENTER] key to confirm the selec- tion. You can select from among the following options. During the time from when the FR-2 is turned off until when the TC card is turned off, [GEN] indicator flashes. 0minThe TC card is turned off immediately after the FR-2 is turned off. 5minThe TC card is turned off five minutes after the FR-2 is turned off. 10minThe TC card is turned off ten minutes after the FR-2 is turned off. 15minThe TC card is turned off 15 minutes after the FR-2 is turned off. 30minThe TC card is turned off 30 minutes after the FR-2 is turned off. 1hourThe TC card is turned off one hour after the FR-2 is turned off. 2hourThe TC card is turned off two hours after the FR-2 is turned off. 4hourThe TC card is turned off four hours after the FR-2 is turned off. 8hourThe TC card is turned off eight hours after the FR-2 is turned off. Cont. (Continue)The TC card is not turned off even if the FR-2 is turned off. Use the [MENU] dial to enter a desired number and press the [ENTER] key to confirm the setting. You can set the event number between 00000 and 99999. Select the Next event No menu item and press the [ENTER/YES] key. The next event number setting starts flashing and you can now edit the number. : The event number is recorded to each file as fEVENT information in the BWF BEXT Chunk Description. After bringing up the third page of the TC Setup menu, use the [MENU] dial to select Next Event No and press the [ENTER] key. The rightmost digit of the current event number (by default, 00000) starts flashing and you can now set the desired event number. * The power consumption of the TC card is approximately 200 mW. After bringing up the third page of the TC Setup menu, use the [MENU] dial to select TC Power Timer and press the [ENTER] key. The current setting (by default, 5min) starts flashing and you can now select a desired option.
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