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    							TIME BASE
    Service and Machine Pages 6 – 71
    ❐When the Machine was activated as a virtual 9-pin, only Insert mode will be 
    available.
    9-pin Machine function test: Select the parameter with the cursor. Pressing the UP button 
    starts the function, pressing the DOWN button results in a Stop (Still) command.
    Parameter Explanation
    ÖREW (Shuttle Reverse if selected in FUN)
    ÄFF (Shuttle Forward if selected in FUN)
    >Play
    Parameter Explanation
    REC:Barring or releasing the Record functions.
    REC:OFF9-pin record control via Time Base is barred.
    REC:AUDInsert: Only audio tracks can be activated.
    REC:+TCInsert: Audio tracks as well as Time Code track can be activated.
    REC:+VInsert: Audio tracks as well as video track can be activated.
    REC:+VTInsert: Audio tracks, Time Code track and video track can be activated.
    REC:ASMMachine is in Assemble mode. All tracks are active.
    MA:P2   ID:004 Fun:ST S8 V/L   SV     A:3
    Stat:Stop M=DVW-A500 Ö Ä > REC:OFF M.A
    MA:P2   ID:004 Fun:ST S8 V/L   SV     A:3
    Stat:Stop M=DVW-A500 Ö Ä > REC:OFF M.A   
    						
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    6 – 72 Service and Machine Pages
    Preset Tables
    Time Code and Video Standard Presets
    PageParameter25f29f29d
    P.1 FRM= 25 29 29D
    P.2VIDEO:BNCBNCBNC
    VITC RL= AUTO AUTO AUTO
    WL=OFF 19 21OFF 19 21OFF 19 21
    INS: +IN +IN +IN
    POS V119119119
    H 014 014 014
    VIEW CO.WH/BLWH/BLWH/BL
    VIEW sz. SM SM SM
    P.5SYS-VIDEO:2529.9729.97 
    						
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    Service and Machine Pages 6 – 73
    Basic Time Base functions
    PageParameterINTVIDLTCVTM (VTM 9 function)
    P.1 TCIN=(VTM=) LTC M.A LTC M.A VTM9
    SR= 44.1 48 44.1 48
    CL: INTERNAL V-SYNC LTC-HOLD V-SYNC
    TX PRESET 00:00:00:00 09:58:00:00 00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00
    P.3WS2:44.14844.148
    WS3:44.14844.148
    WS4:44.14844.48
    VARSP=Off%+00.00Off%+00.00Off%+00.00Off%+00.00
    P.4 TC OUT= OnLock OnLock OnLock OnLock
    OFFSET= 00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00 00:00:00:00
    TCVAL= 08F 08F 08F 08F
    DROP= 06F 06F 06F 06F
    P.5LTCOUT=TCINTCINTCINTCIN
    PREROLL=+00:00+00:00+00:00+00:00
    SP2 TCLVL: +2 dB +2 dB +2 dB +2 dB
    M.AMA:P2P2P2P2x
    ID:004004004004
    FUN:SL S8 V/L SVSL S8 V/L SVSL S8 V/L SVSL fp V/L SV
    M(V):M=M=M=V= VTM9
    REC:OFFOFFOFFAUD 
    						
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    Nuendo Presets
    PageParameterNuendo
    P.3 Dout AES-VST
    P.4MTC STD=FF Loc
    P.5 USBPORT: ON
    SP.1VTM: WS:x8+IL
    MMCRx 002
    Tx=Rx
    Rexit RE
    REMPAR
    SP.2 SYSEX= OFF
    AR=ON
    RED: C-102 9-PIN 
    						
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    Service and Machine Pages 6 – 75
    User Presets
    PageParameterUser 1User 2User 3User 4
    P.1 FRM=
    TCIN=
    SR=
    CL:
    TX PRESET:
    P.2VIDEO:
    VITC RL=
    WL=
    INS:
    POS V
    H
    VIEW co.
    VIEW sz.
    WS2
    WS3
    WS4
    VARSP=
    Dout
    P.4 TC OUT=
    OFFSET=
    MTC STD=
    TCVAL=
    DROP=
    P.5USBPORT:
    SYS-VIDEO:
    LTCOUT=
    PREROL= 
    						
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    6 – 76 Service and Machine Pages
    SP1VTM WS:
    MMCRx:
    Tx=
    Rexit=
    REM=
    SP2 TCLEV:
    SYSEX=
    AR=
    RED:
    M.A MA:
    ID:
    FUN:
    V(M):
    REC:
    PageParameterUser 1User 2User 3User 4 
    						
    							7
    Connections 
    						
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    7 – 78 Connections
    Connections on the rear panel
    Rear panel connectors (detail)
    VITC-Reader/Generator/Inserter
    Video in / out (BNC) or S-VHS in / out
    Only the BNC or S-VHS connections can be active at any point. Switch-
    ing between them is done on Display page 2 (see page 48).
    These connections are used to read VITC, burn the visible Time Code 
    into the picture and to insert VITC into the video signal (which lets you 
    create VITC encoded video copies).
    Video Sync In/Out
    These high-impedance thru-put sockets (BNC) are provided for the 
    Video Sync signal (House Sync, Blackburst).
    ❐Warning: The sync chain must be 75Ω terminated at the end of the cable), if 
    Time Base is the only or last sync device in the chain. Use a 75Ω terminator!
    LTC – Longitudinal Time Code
    In – 1/4” TRS Jack/6.3mm stereo socket, balanced input.
    Out – 1/4” TRS Jack/6.3mm stereo socket, balanced input.
    Rear panel connectors (detail)   
    						
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    Connections 7 – 79
    VST System Link
    In: (XLR female) – AES-EBU Synchronization input, balanced, trans-
    former-coupled.
    Out: (XLR male) – AES-EBU output, balanced, transformer-coupled.
    The AES/EBU input contains the VST System Link data.
    Word Clock OUT 1-4
    BNC Word Clock Output – 75 Ω
    USB
    This is a USB version 1.1 port. You can find the necessary drivers on the 
    Driver CD that came with Time Base.
    You can find the necessary driver updates on the Steinberg web site 
    (www.steinberg.net).
    9-Pin
    SubD 9-pin female: Connector for 9-pin remote controllable machines 
    e.g. Sony Betacam etc. RS422 Format (not ADAT!). The 9-pin connector 
    can automatically cross the send and receive lines, therefore using 
    “crossed” cables is unnecessary. This is important when Time Base is 
    used as virtual 9-pin Machine.
    Rear panel connectors (detail)  
    						
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    7 – 80 Connections
    GPI/O | MIDI
    15-pin D-SUB socket:
    Wiring Examples – GPI/O
    MIDI input and output
    The screen of the MIDI input is isolated within the Sub-D connector case. PIN Signal
    1 Gnd (0V) GPI/O Gnd
    2 GPI/O 7
    3 GPI/O 5 GPO: Red light
    4 GPI/O 3
    5 GPI/O 1
    6 Gnd, screen
    MIDI out screen (DIN-out pin 2 and case) 
    7 MIDI OUT+ MIDI out (DIN-out pin 4)
    8 MIDI IN+ MIDI in (DIN-in pin 4)
    9 GPI/O 8
    10 GPI/O 6
    11 GPI/O 4
    12 GPI/O 2
    13 Supply I/O as output: ~4.4V max. 100mA
    14 MIDI OUT– MIDI out (DIN-out pin 5)
    15 MIDI IN– MIDI in (DIN-in pin 5)
    Housing Ground  
    						
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