Panasonic AYNE2000 - NONLINEAR AV WORKSTA Bedienungsanleitung

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Nonlinear AV Workstation

Main Kit

AY-NE2000

Warning:

This equipment generates and uses radio frequency

energy and if not installed and used properly, i.e., in

strict accordance with the instruction manual, may

cause harmful interference to radio communications.

It has been tested and found to comply with the limits

for a Class A computing device pursuant to Subpart J

of Part 15 of FCC Rules, which are designed to pro-

vide reasonable protection against such interference

when operated in a commercial environment.

WARNING:

TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

The lightning flash with arrowhead

symbol, within an equilateral triangle,

is intended to alert the user to the

presence of uninsulated “dangerous

voltage” within the product's enclosure

that may be of sufficient magnitude to

constitute a risk of electric shock to

persons.

The exclamation point within an equi-

lateral triangle is intended to alert the

user to the presence of important

operating and maintenance (servicing)

instructions in the literature accompa-

nying the appliance.

The serial number of this product may be found on the

bottom of the unit.

You should note the serial number of this unit in the

space provided and retain this book as a permanent

record of your purchase to aid identification in the

event of theft.

Model No. AY-NE2000

Serial No.

CAUTION:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO

NOT REMOVE COVER (OR BACK). NO USER SER-

VICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.

REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PER-

SONNEL.

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

SA 1965

SA 1966

For U.S.A

CONTENTS

PREFACE .......................................................................................................................................................................... 1

OPERATING CONDITIONS .............................................................................................................................................. 1

FEATURES ........................................................................................................................................................................ 1

PRECAUTIONS ................................................................................................................................................................. 2

MAJOR OPERATING CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS .......................................................................................... 3

CONNECTION .................................................................................................................................................................. 8

SYSTEM CONNECTION ................................................................................................................................................... 10

POWERING MAIN UNIT ON AND OFF ............................................................................................................................ 17

OPERATING PROCEDURES ............................................................................................................................................ 18

ADJUSTMENT .................................................................................................................................................................. 22

ADD SYSTEM MEMORY ................................................................................................................................................... 24

SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................................................................................................. 25

The AY-NE2000 Panasonic Nonlinear AV Workstation

Main Kit is a combination of powerful hardware, flexible

software and a custom human interface developed for

professional post-production work. With the AY-NE2000

AV Workstation, nonlinear editing is a creative process

that finishes your videos to high standards while main-

taining production budgets.

Audio Processing

• 4 layers of stereo audio tracks

• Equalizer, delay, mono (panpod), and reverb effect

Character Generator

• Including 41 true type fonts

• Automatic crawl or roll

• Automatic timing of title transitions

Paint Editor

• Retouch software, cut and paste, brush, stencil, air-

brush, draw

• Graphic data file support

ZIP is the registered trademarks of IOMEGA

Corporation, U.S.A.

Windows 95 is the registered trademarks of

Microsoft Corporation.

Pentium is the registered trademarks of Intel

Corporation.

PREFACE

FEATURES

Batch Digitizer

• VCR control for batch digitizing source bins for

scene sorting

• Clip database includes in, out, reel, scene number,

take number, comment, name

• Clip searching and sorting by keyword/read reel

number from user bits option

Sequence Editor

• “Drag & Drop” scene placement — insert, replace,

cover modes

• Audio follow video on/off edit mode — 3 layers of

video tracks - video, key and title

• Separate “effects” track for dissolves, wipes, comp-

ression, etc.

• Over 250 different effects (inc. 3D DVE)

• Output of compatible EDL

• CMX3600

• CMX340

• GVG

• SONY (BVE9000)

• Panasonic (AU-A950)

The AY-AS2000 (Ver.4.1 or later) application software is

prerequisite.

OPERATING CONDITIONS

• Use the main unit or jog pad in an environment

where the temperature is within 32°F ~ 95°F (0°C ~

+35°C), and the relative humidity is within 10 ~ 90%.

• Handle the unit with care.

Do not abuse the main unit or jog pad. Avoid strik-

ing, shaking, etc. It could be damaged by improper

handling or storage.

• Do not use strong or abrasive detergents when

cleaning the unit and jog pad.

Do use a dry cloth to clean the unit when dirty.

In case the dirt is hard to remove, use a mild deter-

gent and wipe gently.

• The input power source is 120V AC 60 Hz.

PRECAUTIONS

• Do not expose the main unit and jog pad to rain or

moisture, and do not try to operate the equipment in

wet areas. Do not operate the main unit and jog pad

if it becomes wet.

• Do not attempt to disassemble the main unit or jog

pad. In order to prevent electric shock, do not

remove screws or covers.

There are no user-serviceable parts inside.

• Do take immediate action if ever the main unit or jog

pad should become wet. Turn the power off and

have the unit checked by an authorized service facil-

ity.

• Do not interrupt the Vent Hole on the front panel.

The main unit will heat and it will cause the damage

or a fire.

• Be sure to remove the plug by grasping the plug

and not the cord itself.

• Do not initial the built-in hard disk.

MAJOR OPERATING CONTROLS AND THEIR FUNCTION

■FRONT PANEL

1. Power On/Off Switch

Turns the power of this unit on and off.

Notes:

1. Be sure to turn on the power of this unit after

turning on the Hard Disk Box.

2. Do not turn off the power of this unit while the

Nonlinear AV Workstation System software is

running.

2. Power Indicator (RED)

Lights by turning on the power.

3. HDD Indicator (GREEN)

Lights up while the HDD operates.

4. 3.5” Floppy Disk Drive

5. Floppy Disk Indicator/Eject Button

Eject button...Ejects the Floppy Disk.

Indicator........Lights during an access of the floppy

disk.

6. Front Panel

Caution: Do not interrupt the Vent Hole on this

panel.

7. ZIP Drive

8. ZIP Indicator/Eject Button

Lights during an access of the ZIP.

Ejects the ZIP.

9. CD-ROM Drive

10. CD-ROM Indicator/Eject Button

Eject button...Ejects the CD-ROM.

Indicator........Lights during an access of the

CD-ROM.

11.KEYBOARD Connector (KB)

Connects with the keyboard (locally purchase).

If the cable is too short to connect, use the Key

Board Extension Cable (accessory).

12.MOUSE Connector (MOUSE)

Connects with the Mouse (locally purchase).

When the cable is too short to connect, use the

Mouse Extension Cable (accessory).

13.PRINTER Connector (PRINTER)

Connects with the printer.

14.SERIAL1 / 2 Connectors (SERIAL 1/SERIAL 2)

Connects with equipment having RS-232C Interface

Connectors.

15.PCI Slots

Refer to qualified service personnel.

16.S-VGA Connector (S-VGA)

Connects with the computer display.

The applicable display parameters are shown below.

Resolution: 1024 x 768

Horizontal Scanning Frequency: 48 kHz

Vertical Scanning Frequency: 60 Hz

17.Fan

Supplies steady forced air through intake and filter.

Note: After extensive use the fans need to be

replaced periodically.

18.SDI Board Slots

〜AC IN

IN1

IN2

LR RL

OUT1

OUT2

AUDIO

OUT

OUT1

OUT2

BALANCED

AUDIO OUT

IN1 IN2

BALANCED

AUDIO IN

LRR

CONTROL 1 CONTROL 2 JOG PAD

Y/C COMPOSITE

YPBPR

IN1→

IN2→

G/L IN

LOOP

75Ω

Y/C COMPOSITE Y PBPRADV REF

OUT

OUT1→

OUT2→

TC IN

VIDEO

AUTO

VIDEO

OUT TC OUT

AUDIO

SEE MANUAL

KB MOUSE SEPIAL 1 SEPIAL 2 PRINTER S-VGA

SCSI AUDIO SCSI VIDEO 1 SCSI VIDEO 2 SCSI VIDEO 3

VIDEO(DIGITAL)

IN OUT AUDIO

(AES/EBU)

IN OUT

■REAR PANEL

Operating Time Operating Life

8-hour everyday use 6-year

12-hour everyday use 4-year

24-hour everyday use 2-year

19.SCSI VIDEO Connectors (SCSI VIDEO 1-3)

Connects with the SCSI Video Connector of the Hard

Disk Box AY-EB2000 or WJ-EB1000 via the optional

SCSI Cable AY-CA68SR3 for AY-EB2000 or AY-

CA50SR3 for WJ-EB1000.

20.TC (Time Code) IN Connector (TC IN)

Connects with a VCR having LTC time code signal

output connector to improve editing accuracy.

21.TC (Time Code) OUT Connector (TC OUT)

Connects with a VCR having LTC time code signal

input connector.

The signal supplied from this connector is not

looped through.

22.AC Inlet

Connect the AC Power Cord (provided).

23.AUDIO OUT 1/2 Jacks

(AUDIO OUT OUT1, OUT2 L/R)

Supply the audio signals.

24.ADV-REF OUT Connector (ADV-REF OUT)

Supplies the Advance Reference Signal to the VCR

having the time base corrector inside (or AUX video

source).

25.Video Output Connectors

(VIDEO OUT1/OUT2 Y/C, COMPOSITE, Y, PB, PR)

Supplies the video signal to the monitor or VCR.

26.AUDIO OUT 1/2 Connectors

(BALANCED AUDIO OUT, OUT1/OUT2)

Supply the audio signals.

27.G/L IN / AUTO Connectors (G/L, IN/AUTO)

The gen-lock signal is supplied to these connectors

(Be sure to terminate the video signal output from

these connectors).

By connecting with the G/L AUTO Connector, the

video signal is automatically unterminated.

Caution:

If a gen-lock signal is supplied to the G/L con-

nector during playback or recording, it may

cause the video to roll or cause other system

malfunction.

Stop the playback or recording, then make a

connection to the G/L connector again.

28.AUDIO IN 1/2 Jacks (IN1, IN2 L/R) (Unbalanced)

Accepts the audio signal.

The audio signal supplied to these jacks can be

saved in the Hard Disk Box.

When the audio signal is supplied to the L side only,

a monaural audio signal is made.

29.AUDIO IN 1/2 Connectors

(BALANCED AUDIO IN IN1 L/R, IN2 L/R)

Accepts the audio signal.

The audio signal supplied to these connectors can

be saved in the Hard Disk Box.

30.Video 1/2 Input Connectors

(VIDEO IN1/IN2 Y/C, COMPOSITE, Y, PB, PR)

Accepts the video signals to be saved in the Hard

Disk Box.

Select the connector, either Composite, Y/C or

Component, according to the type of video signal.

The selection of either Video 1/Video 2 is available

on the PC monitor screen.

31.CONTROL 1/2 Connectors

(CONTROL 1/CONTROL 2) (9-pin)

Supplies the control signal (for the recording or play

back mode) to equipment having an RS-422

Interface Connector.

Be sure to supply the video signal of the VCR con-

nected with CONTROL 1 to VIDEO IN 1, and likewise

with the VCR connected to CONTROL 2.

32.JOGPAD Connector (JOGPAD)

Connects with the Jogpad (provided).

33.SCSI AUDIO Connector (SCSI AUDIO)

Supplies the audio signal to the SCSI Audio

Connector of the optional Hard Disk Box via the

optional SCSI Cable AY-CA68SR3 for AY-EB2000 or

AY-CA50SR3 for WJ-EB1000.

OPEN

UNDO SHIFT

TRIM

MODE

DIVIDE

DELETE

ZOOM /

GOTO /

PLAY/STOP

MARKIN

MARKOUT

■JOG PAD

1. Positioner

Moves the selection cursor (when selection is con-

firmed).

2. Wipe Lever

Controls Wipe, Key Size, and Audio Level.

3. TRIM /

MODE

Switches edit modes (Insert - Replace - Cover)

(SHIFT + TRIM/MODE) Turns Trim mode On/Off.

(during transition)

4. DIVIDE /

DELETE

Deletes a clip.

(SHIFT + DIVIDE / DELETE) Divides a clip.

5. ZOOM /

Zooms in the time line.

(SHIFT + ZOOM) Zooms out the time line.

6. GOTO /

Jumps to the starting or editing mark.

(SHIFT + GOTO) Jumps to the beginning or end

of a sequence.

7. MARK OUT

Sets or cancels the ending mark.

(SHIFT + MARK OUT) Selects the grip of the OUT

point.

8. MARK IN

Sets or cancels the starting mark.

(SHIFT + MARK IN) Selects the grip of the IN

point.

9. PLAY/STOP

Plays back or stops.

(SHIFT + PLAY /STOP) Plays back between the

starting and ending marks.

10.Shuttle Ring

Plays back video and audio forward (clockwise) or in

reverse (counterclockwise) with variable speed.

11.Jog Dial

Plays back video and audio forward (clockwise) or in

reverse (counterclockwise) frame by frame.

12.SHIFT

Switches button functions.

13.UNDO

Cancels the immediately previous operation.

14.OPEN

Opens the selected panel or selects a panel and

closes the previous panel.

15.Jog Pad Connector

Connects with the Main Unit by using the Jog Pad

Cable (accessory).

SCSI Cable (AY-CA68SR3)

(AY-CA50SR3)

Coaxial Cable

With BNC Connector

These connections should be made by qualified service personnel or system installers.

■Cable Information

Necessary cables for this system are shown below.

SCSI Cable (AY-CA68SR3/AY-CA50SR3) Connects with the HDD-BOX.

Coaxial Cable (with BNC Connector) Connects with the VCR or Monitor.

2-conductor shielded cable (with XLR-3-12C Connector) Connects with the powered speaker), cassette tape recorder,

CD player, VCR.

S-VHS cable connects with the S-VHS VCR.

Cable Use

HDD-BOX Connection

VCR (Video)/Monitor Connection

2-conductor shielded Cable

With XLR-3-12C Connector VCR (Audio) Connection

RCA Pin-plug Cable

RCA W Pin-plug Cable Power speaker Connection

Cassette Tape Recorder/CD Player/S-VHS VCR (Audio) Connection

S-VIDEO Cable S-VHS VCR Connection

CONNECTION

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