Sony PCM-2000 Bedienungsanleitung

SONY.

DIGITAL

AUDIO

RECORDER

PCM-2000

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OPERATION

MANUAL

Ist

Edition

(Revised

Serial

No.

10001

and

Higher

For

the

customers

the

U.S.A.

Warning—This

equipment

generates,

uses,

and

can

radiate

radio

frequency

energy

and

not

installed

and

used

accordance

with

the

instructions

manual,

may

cause

interference

radio

communications.

has

been

tested

and

found

comply

with

the

limits

for

Class

computing

device

pursuant

Subpart

Part

FCC

Rules,

which

are

designed

provide

reasonable

protection

against

such

interference

when

operated

commercial

environment.

Operation

this

equipment

residential

area

likely

cause

interference

which

case

the

user

his

own

expense

will

required

take

whatever

measures

may

required

correct

the

interference.

Important-To

insure

that

the

complete

system

(including

this

peripheral)

capable

complying

with

the

FCC

requirements,

recommended

that

the

user

make

sure

that

the

individual

equipment

the

complete

system

has

label

with

one

the

following

statements.

“This

equipment

has

been

tested

with

Class

Computing

Device

and

has

been

found

comply

with

Part

FCC

Rules.”

-or-

“This

equipment

complies

with

the

requirements

Part

FCC

Rules

for

Class

Computing

Device.”

-or

equivalent.

The

shielded

interface

cable

recommended

this

manual

must

used

with

this

equipment

order

comply

with

the

limits

for

computing

device

pursuant

Subpart

Part

FCC

rules.

For

the

customers

Canada

This

apparatus

complies

with

the

Class

limits

for

radio

noise

emissions

set

out

Radio

Interference

Regulations.

Pour

les

utilisateurs

Canada

Cet

appareil

est

conforme

aux

normes

Classe

pour

bruits

radioélectriques,

spécifiés

dans

Réglement

sur

brouillage

radioélectrique.

The

PCM-2000

portable

digital

audio

recorder

designed

compliance

with

the

DAT

(digital

audio

tape

recorder)

format.

With

this

unit,

recording

well

playback

connection

with

professional

digital

audio

equipment

possible,

enabling

the

DAT

cassette

recorder

used

professional

fields.

DAT

format

tape

recorder

DAT

track

format

Excellent

sound

quality

The

DAT

recorder

digitizes

the

audio

signal

and

then

records

it.

Thus,

compared:

with

conventional

analog

tape

recorder,

tape-to-tape

dubbing

possible

with

deterioration

sound

quality.

Smaller

cassette

Developed

exclusively

for

DAT,

the

cassette

half

the

size

conventional

analog

compact

cassettes

(73x

54x

10.5mm,

tape

width

3.81mm).

Two

hours

continuous

recording

and

playback

are

possible.

High-speed

with

the

sub

codes

addition

the

PCM

area

for

recording

audio

signals,

DAT

tape

includes

sub

code

area.

Three

kinds

sub

codes

(start

ID,

program

number,

skip

ID)

can

written

the

sub

code

area.

The

start

and

program

number

let

you

locate

particular

portion

the

tape

quickly.

The

skip

allows

you

skip

unwanted

portion

during

playback.

Tape

motion

Optional!

track

(LTC)

Main

track

optional

track

guard

20°

Reference

edge

tape

Tape

width

Optional

track

(CTL)

Effective

recording

width

Optional

track

(LTC)

Track

length

Track

angle

Track

pitch

Head

gap

azimuth

angle

PCM

center

(E)

Usable

for

both

analog

and

digital

audio

systems

Utilizing

the

built-in

16-bit

A/D

and D/A

converters

for

inputs

and

outputs,

analog

audio

signals

can

directly

input

the

unit

for

digital

recording/playback.

The

A/D and

D/A

converter

equipped

with

double

oversampling

digital

filter.

Multiple

power

sources

NP-1A

NP-1

battery

pack,

AC-500

power

adaptor

can

used.

Connection

with

digital

audio

equipment

Selectable

sampling

frequency

When

recording

analog

signals,

the

following

sampling

frequencies

can

selected

from

among

48kHz,

44.1kKHz

and

44.056kHz.

During

playback,

these

four

sampling

frequencies

are

available:

48kHz,

44.1kHz,

44.056kHz

and

32kHz.

When

recording

digital

signals,

the

sampling

frequencies

can

selected

automatically

according

the

input

signals.

Time

code

input/output

With

external

time

code

generator/reader

connected,

recording

and

playing

back

longitudinal

time

code

possible

the

DAT

recorder.

Synchronized

operation

with

other

equipment

With

the

word

sync

signal

input

from

other

equipment,

the

recorder

can

operated

synchronization

with

it.

(E)

The

unit

operates

the

following

power

sources.

Sony

NP-1A

NP-1

rechargeable

battery

pack

Sony

AC-500

power

adaptor

Commercially

available

power

source

(operating

voltage:

15V,

than

5A)

2-1-1.

Rechargeable

Battery

Pack

fully-charged

battery

pack

provides

power

for

approximately

1.5

hours

continuous

recording

PCM-2000

recorder.

Charging

Before

operating,

always

charge

the

battery

pack

using

the

BC-1WA

battery

charger.

The

charging

period

approximately

hour

normal

temperature.

For

details

charging,

refer

the

instruction

manual

the

BC-1WA.

Battery

installation

NP-1A

NP-1

Ejection

tab

POWER

switch

Make

sure

that

the

POWER

switch

set

OFF.

Insert

the

battery

pack.

remove

the

battery

pack

Slide

the

battery

pack

ejection

tab

the

direction

the

arrow.

(E)

WEILIVTHIT

check

battery

condition

Press

BATT

CHECK

button.

The

level

meter

the

display

indicates

the

approximate

battery

voltage.

Battery

voltage

Approx.

11.5V

16V

than

approx.

16V

Notes

battery

pack

When

the

unit

stored,

remove

the

battery

pack

from

the

battery

compartment.

the

battery

pack

left

installed,

the

power

will

drain,

even

the

POWER

switch

set

OFF.

Use

fully-charged

battery

pack.

battery

pack

not

fully-charged

used,

the

battery

voltage

may

suddenly

down.

battery

life

and

charging

time

The

continuous

operating

time

and

charging

time

vary

according

the

conditions

such

temperature.

They

vary

also

according

whether

microphone

connected

the

recorder

not.

Use

fully-charged

battery

pack.

BAT

over

Less

than

approx.

11.5V

The

BATT

indicator

starts

blinking

slowly.

Approximately

two

seconds

after

10.5V

reached,

the

recorder

stops.

(BATT

and

CAUTION

indicators

appear

the

display.)

operation

except

tape

ejection

functions.

high.

(E)

Normal

operable

range

OVER

indicator

appears,

indicating

the

voltage

too

Battery

voltage

indication

Battery

condition

Replacing

the

battery

pack

during

operation

Before

replacing

the

battery

pack,

connect

the

AC-500

power

adaptor

another

external

power

source

the

12V

the

left

side

panel.

The

recorder

will

operate

without

interruption,

even

when

the

battery

pack

removed

from

the

recorder.

When

the

power

adaptor

connected

while

the

battery

pack

installed

Power

automatically

supplied

from

the

one

with

the

higher

voltage.

Battery

voltage

may

increased

than

11.5V

temporarily.

However,

operation

except

tape

ejection

will

function.

this

occurs,

turn

off

the

power.

Change

the

battery

pack,

connect

power

source

with

the

appropriate

operating

voitage

range.

2-1-2.

Other

Power

Sources

power

Connect

the

AC-500

power

adaptor

follows.

——y

power

source

AC-500

XLR-4

connector

12V

POWER

switch

ee)

For

details,

refer

the

instruction

manual

the

AC-500.

power

Note

power

source

Connect

power

source

with

power

supply

voltage ranging

from

12V

15V

(more

than

5A)

the

12V

connector

(XLR,

4pin)

the

recorder.

not

use

power

source

with

electric

current

less

than

5A.

Battery

voltage

the

output

will

decreased

temporarily

when

the

recorder

loads

tape

starts

playback

which

may

cause

malfunction.

assignment

the

XLR-4

type

connector

sure

operate

the

recorder

power

source

with

operating

voltage

ranging

from

15V.

Avoid

operating

voltage

higher

than

approx.

16V

(OVER

indicator

appears),

this

may

cause

malfunction

the

recorder.

monitor

the

power

voltage

supplied

with

the

external

power

source,

press

the

BATT

CHECK

key.

12V

(E)

HUTTE

2-1-3.

Power

Supply

the

Microphone

condensor

microphone

can

powered

with

the

recorder.

According

the

microphone

used,

set

the

MIC

POWER

selector

suit

the

power

requirements

the

microphone

type

being

used.

not

change

the

selector

setting

while

the

microphone

connected

the

recorder.

Type

microphone

MIC.

POWER

selector

setting

(External

power

(External

power

supply)

48P

supply)

12P

12T

feed

power

MIC

POWER

12T

12P

OFF

48P

(E)

Notes

connection

Before

making

any

connections,

sure

turn

the

power

all

equipment

off.

For

details

connection

and

operation

each

connected

piece

equipment,

refer

the

operation

manual

furnished

with

it.

2-2-1.

Digital

Audio

Connection

When

the

digital

inputs/outputs

the

PCM-2000

recorder

are

connected

the

following

equipment,

input

signals

from

the

equipment

can

recorded

with

the

DAT

recorder

and

the

playback

sound

the

DAT

recorder

output

them.

PCM-3402

digital

audio

recorder

(DASH

format)

PCM-2500

digital

audio

recorder

(DAT

format)

PCM-1630

digtial

audio

processor

(with

DABK-1631)

PCM3402/2500/1630

DABK-1631

(AES/EBU)

DIGITAL

OUT

INPUT

SELECT

—

DiG

ina

eer

=o!

)

PCM-2000

Connecting

cable

for

digital

signals

Use

optional

Sony

digital

connecting

cables,

EDC-3C

(8m,

feet

inches),

EDC-10C

(10m,

feet

inches),

EDC-30C

(30m,

feet

inches).

Selecting

the

input

According

the

connection,

match

the

input

selectors

the

PCM-2000

and

the

other

equipment

connected

with

it.

parties

ate

assignment

the

XLR

type

connectors

7©

2-2-2.

Analog

Audio

Connections

Microphone

connection

Microphone

(E)

MIC/LINE

assignment

the

XLR

type

connector

MIC/LINE

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