Panasonic AY-RP500 Installation Manual

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(d) If the following message appears during uninstall,
click .
( e ) Check disk scheduling
Enter chkdsk /f c: on the command prompt panel.
After that, You will be asked Check disk
scheduling (Y/N)?
So enter y on the command prompt panel. 
This executes the check-disk in restarting. 
( f ) Restart. (The check-disk automatically runs at
restart.)
Select Shutdown from Start.
Add a check mark to Restart Computer and click
.
(g ) Directory delete
If c:¥TARGA2KDV and subsequent directories remain
in Explorer after restart, delete all together with the
directories.
Yes
No to All
5. Installing the New Targa Driver
( a ) Installing the Targa driver
Insert a CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive. (The case
where the CD-ROM drive is d:¥ is described below.)
Move the cursor to the Run command in the Start
menu and click the command.  The Run window will
be displayed.  
Type the command, d:¥Targa¥disk1¥setup.exe in
the Open field of the Run window and click the 
button.  This starts the Targa installer, so start
installing as instructed on the panel.  The subsequent
operations are the same as installing a Targa driver
for the first time.  Start installing according to the
instructions on the panel shown.
After install is completed, the panel asks whether or
not to restart, so restart as shown on the panel.
(b) After restart, double-click the icon Display on the
control panel.
(c) Select Settings from Display Properties and click
.
Display Type
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( d ) Click  in Display Type. 
( e ) Click  in Display Modification.
( f ) The directory of the display driver is to be opened,
so enter
C:¥TARGA2KDV¥WINNT¥Display and click  .
( g ) Confirm that Truevision DVR Display is displayed
on the screen and click  .
( h ) The message The drivers were successfully
installed appears.  Click  .
( i ) Click  in Display Types
( j ) Click  in Screen Properties
( k ) The message You must restart your computer
888
appears.  Click  .
( l ) Windows NT starts up.  When the Control Panel
opens, close it.
When the message A new graphics driver has been
installed appears, click  .
( m ) Click and drag the mark on the frame of the desktop
area in Screen Properties to adjust it for the
resolution of 1152 x 870 pixels.  Here, confirm that
the font size is small and that the Refresh Frequency
is 75 Hz.
( n ) Click  , and click  to enter test mode.  The
test screen appears.
( o ) If the test screen is displayed correctly, click  .
( p ) Click  in Display Properties to close this
screen.  The resolution will change.
OK
Yes
OKTest
OK
Yes
Close
Close
OK
OK
OK
Have Disk
Change6. Installing new DVEdit
Insert a CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive.  (The case
where the CD-ROM drive is d:¥ is described below.)
Move the cursor to the Run command in the Start menu
and click the command.  The Run window will be
displayed.  
Type the command, d:¥dvedit¥disk1¥setup.exe in the
Open field of the Run window and click the  button.
This starts the DVEdit installer, so start installing as
instructed on the panel.  Start installing according to the
instructions on the panel shown.
After install is completed, the panel asks whether or not
to restart, so restart as shown on the panel.  When the
icon DVEdit on the deskstop is double-clicked after
restart, the new version of DVEdit is ready for use.
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Tool Box
OPERATING PROCEDURES
Refer to the reference manual for details on how to store and edit video and audio material.
nStarting the System
1. Turn on the power switches on the peripheral equipment, any hard disk units, and the computer, in that order.
2. Start up Windows NT.  Double click DVEdit Shortcut.
3. After the application starts up, the initial screen (Tool Box, BIN Manager, and BIN Window) is displayed on the per-
sonal computers monitor.
Computer Display is shown below.
BIN Manager
BIN Window
1. Click  on the Tool Box.
2. If you wish to exit, click 
application shuts down.OKExit3. Quit Windows NT.  Once the message, It is now
safe to turn off your computer appears, turn off the
power switch for the computer, and then the power
switches for peripherals, in that order.
nClosing the System 
						

							523.3. SCSI Device Setup Check
Press [Ctrl]+[A] on the BIOS screen to show the SCSI
Utility screen and check the following.
( a ) Are all the maximum sync transfer rate settings 40.0
MB?  (Check both channels A and B.)
(b) Are all the connected disks Verify once on the SCSI
Utility?  (Check both channels A and B.)
3.4. Setup Check with Administrator
Start the administrator panel by taking the steps in the
order of Start 
pProgram pManagement Tools
(Common) 
pDisk Administrator, and check the
following.
( a ) Are all the connected disks displayed?
(b) Is the drive name of disk 0 C:?
( c ) Is the format of disk 0 NTFS?
(d) Is a drive name allocated to the disk for audio data
storage?  (If there are two or more disks for audio
data storage, check it for all the disks.)
(e) Is the format of the disks for audio data storage
NTFS?  (Check it for all the disks for video and title
data storage.)
( f ) Is a drive name allocated to the disk for video and
title data storage?  (If there are two or more disks for
video and title data storage, check it for all the disks.)
(g) Is the format of the disks for video and title data
storage Unknown?  (Check it for all the disks for
video and title data storage.)
3.5. Virtual Memory Setup Check
Open the Control Panel by taking the steps in the order
of Start
pSetuppControl Panel.
Then, double-click the icon System to open the system
property menu, and select the tab Performance.  Click
the  button, one of the virtual memory items, to
open the virtual memory panel, then check the following.
( a ) Is the drive set in the paging file C:?
(b) Is the initial size of the paging file 300 MB?
( c ) Is the maximum size of the paging file 400 MB?
Change
1.  Board Installation Check
( a ) Is the Targa board installed in the first slot from the
CPU?
(b) Is the SCSI board installed in the second slot from the
CPU?
( c ) Is the JOG board inserted?
(d) If the Targa board clamp has a grounding wire
attached to it, is the grounding wire connected to the
cabinet?
2.  Cable Connection Check
( a ) Is the keyboard connected?
(b) Is the mouse connected?
( c ) Arent the keyboard and mouse connected the other
way round?
(d) Is the power cable connected?
( e ) Is the forked cable connected to the Targa board and
VGA card correctly and fastened with screws,
respectively?
( f ) Is the VGA cable connected and screwed to the
forked cable?
(g) Is the VTR control cable connected?
( h ) Is the VTR switched on?
( i ) Is the VTR switch in the Remote position?
( j ) Is JOGPAD connected?
( k ) Is the LTC cable connected?
( l ) Are the video input/output cables connected and
screwed to the Targa board?
3.  Check After Switching Power On
3.1. Starting Screen Check
( a ) Is the memory capacity (standard: 64 MB) normal?
(b) Is the CD-ROM drive name displayed (only
momentarily)?
( c ) Is the system disk name displayed?
(d) Is the SCSI card name displayed?
( e ) Are all the SCSI disk names displayed?
3.2. BIOS Setup Check
( a ) Is Power Management disabled?
(b) Is Plug&Play OS set to No?
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( a ) Do the jumper settings (IRQ, I/O address) on the JOG
board agree with the DVEdit software settings?
(b) Is the Targa driver installed?
( c ) Is the SCSI driver installed?
(d) Is the display driver changed for Targa?
( e ) Is DVEdit installed?
( f ) Is the font installed in Windows?
(g) Is the font additionally registered in DVEdit? (Register
it with Font Setup on the Special panel.)
(h) Has the device been set up? (Set up Reference,
VTR Type, Input/Output Type, etc. with Device
Setup on the Special panel.)
After checking all of the above, confirm again that the
installation procedures have been completed.  Then,
check on the Windows NT Diagnostic Program panel
that IRQ assignments have been properly made on the
panel shown below.  IRQ, etc. may not always agree with
the example shown below.
Type of Board
Jog TargaSCSI aic78xx
Administrator Display
Jog DVRNTDRV1 1 2
Quantity Shown 
						

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1. Check with Device Setup on the Special panel
that the device settings agree with the connections.
2. Clips can be created using the manual digitizer.
(About 5 each of Ado, Vdo, A/V) 
Check that an NTSC image is shown in the lower
right part of the VGA monitor.
3.Clips can be created using the batch digitizer.
(About 5 each of Ado, Vdo, A/V)
Check that an NTSC image is shown in the lower
right part of the VGA monitor.
4.Clips can be created using the title editor.
(About 5)
5.Transition settings can be made using the
sequence editor, and can be reproduced as
per the settings.  
Transition time is 50 frames.  Check by Preview
that the following wipe operation is normal.  The
transition panel is shown for reference (page 55).
• Basic (H, V, Square, Round, Star, Heart; 5 from
the right on the third line from the bottom; 4 from
the right on the first line from the bottom; CUT,
MIX)
• Slide (1, 2, 3, 4 from the left on the first line from
the top; all on the fourth line from the top; 1, 2
from the left on the fifth line from the top)
• Compress (All on the third line from the top)
• Zoom (1 from the left on the first line from the top;
1 from the left on the second line from the top; 1
from the left on the third line from the top; 1 from
the left on the fourth line from the top)
• Zoom + Fade (1 from the left on the first line from
the top; 1 from the left from the second line from
the top; 1 from the left on the third line from the
top; 1 from the left on the fourth line from the top)
6.Title settings can be made using the
sequence editor, and can be reproduced as
per the settings.
7.Video key settings can be made using the
sequence editor, and can be reproduced as
per the settings.
8.Audio Modify (Level (channels 1 and 2), VR,
Balance VR, Master VR) settings can be made
using the sequence editor, and can be
reproduced as per the settings.
9.Rendering operation by the sequence editor is
normal.
Render those parts which include transitions, key
video, and key title.  The rendered clips are
created as per the settings.10.The results of editing using the sequence
editor can be saved as clips.  They can be
reopened and reproduced.
11.Check trim mode operations with the sequence
editor.
Check also that two NTSC windows are shown in
the lower left part of the VGA monitor.
12.Check the images in the NTSC windows in the
lower left part of the VGA monitor.
Check that the images in the windows are correct
when clip in and out points are selected.
13.Check the frame accuracy with the clip editor.
Check that the clips created using the batch
digitizer have correct frame accuracy.
14.Sequence data can be recorded by a video
taperecorder by Rec To Video.
Also adjust the timecode, video, and frame
accuracy, and check that sequence data is
recorded as per the settings.
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nHow to install the board
Plug the AY-PB500 board (TARGA DV2000 board) into the PCI slot that is closest to the CPU (or the next closest slot, if
the board will not physically fit into the closest slot).  Here, firmly mount the board spacer between the guide rails on the
computer.  Screw down the cover (AY-PB500).
Then use the twist-tab wire to secure the board spacer to the guide rails inside the computer.
lFor a GATEWAY PC tower type
APPENDIX
Use the twist-tab wire to secure the board spacer to the guide rails inside the computer.
Twist the twist-tab wire and secure it properly.
Check that the board spacer has been secured properly.
Connect the ground wire to the computers chassis only when the metal type of board spacer is supplied.
(Refer to page 11)
Guide rail
Board spacer
twist-tab wireGuide railBoard spacertwist-tab wire
Board spacer (metal type) Board spacer (plastic type) 
						

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Board spacer (metal type) Board spacer (plastic type)
Pass the twist-tab wire through the guide rails as shown above.
Use the twist-tab wire to secure the board spacer to the guide rails inside the computer.
Twist the twist-tab wire and secure it properly.
Check that the board spacer has been secured properly.
Connect the ground wire to the computers chassis only when the metal type of board spacer is supplied.
(Refer to page 11)
Guide rail
twist-tab wire
Guide rail
twist-tab wire 
						

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Board spacer
Guide rail
twist-tab wire
Pass the twist-tab wire through a hole of the guide rails as shown above.
Use the twist-tab wire to secure the board spacer to the guide rails inside the computer.
Twist the twist-tab wire and secure it properly.
Check that the board spacer has been secured properly.
Connect the ground wire to the computers chassis only when the metal type of board spacer is supplied.
(Refer to page 11)Board spacer (metal type) Board spacer (plastic type)
Guide railBoard spacertwist-tab wire