Sony Hi8 EVV-9000P User manual

Video

Cassette

Recor

EV

V-9000P

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104

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To

prevent

fire

or

shock

hazard,

do

not

expose

the

unit

to

rain

or

moisture.

To

avoid

electrical

shock,

do

not

open

the

cabinet.

Refer

servicing

to

qualified

personnel

only.

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and

controls

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Assembling

the

VTR

and

the

DXC-325P

Attaching

the

shoulder

strap

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The

EVV-9000P

is

a

Hi8

video

cassette

recorder

for

a

camcorder

dockable

to

the

DXC-325P

(3-chip

CCD

color

video

camera).

Hi8

format

for

high

quality

picture

The

Hi8

video

system

gives

much

better

picture

quality

than

standard

8

mm

video

system.

For

Hi8

recording,

Hi8

ME

(Metal

Evaporated)

videocassettes

must

be

used.

The

EVV-

9000P

is

provided

with

both

Hi8

and

standard

record/

playback

mode.

The

cassette

type

is

automatically

detected.

And

the

recorded

mode

is

also

automatically

detected

when

playback.

Y/C

separated

video

input

.

Conventionally,

video

equipment

exchanges

the

composite

video

signal

containing

the

luminance

(Y)

signal

and

the

chrominance

(C)

signal

mixed.

The

composite

video

signal

is

liable

to

produce

interference

resulting

in

picture

quality

loss.

The

EVV-9000P,

on

the

contrary,

uses

the

Y/C

separated

video

input,

which

minimizes

flickers

and

color

blur.

Sharpness

is

enhanced

to

such

an

extent

that

hair

and

fine

stripes

are

clearly

visible.

One

AFM

and

two

PCM

audio

channels

The

EVV-9000P

provides

high

quality

audio

with

its

monaural

AFM

and

stereo

PCM

recording

system.

Built-in

8

mm

time

code

generator

The

8

mm

time

code

is

recorded

onto

a

tape

for

precise

editing

reference.

8

mm

tape

format

The

video,

audio

and

time

code

signals

are

recorded

on

the

8

mm

video

tape

as

follows.

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audio

track

Tape

width

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8mm

time

code

The

8

mm

time

code

has

been

developed

to

record

the

absolute

frame

address

onto

the

tape

for

precise

editing

reference.

The

8

mm

time

code

is

digitally

recorded

by

units

of

hour,

minute,

second

and

frame

by

the

video

heads.

The

8

mm

time

code

is

used

only

for

8

mm

format.

It

is

not

compatible

with

time

codes

recorded

in

other

time

code

format.

-

Example:

To

edit

the

recorded

8mm

tape

with

time

code

to

make

up

the

master

U-matic

SP

tape:

Recording

Recorded

8mm

tape

with

time

code

DXC-325P

3-CCD

color

EVV-9000P

video

camera

Two-VCR

editing

By

using

the

DME-450P

with

the

RM-450CE,

electronic

editing

with

special

effects

can

be

carried

out

using

two

VCRs;

a

player

and

a

recorder.

VO-9850P

U-matic

SP

master

tape

(recorder)

EVO-9800P

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(player)

9)

pause

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bus

signal

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signal

,

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DME-450P

|

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Control

RGD

bus

signal

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Control

‘Cue

signal

;

signal

en

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pia

RM-450CE

2

F

4

:

3

The

8mm

video

system

uses

metal

tape,

so

it

can

record

a

large

amount

of

information

and

give

enhanced

picture

quality.

The

Hi8

video

system

is

based

on

the

8mm

video

system

but

has

improved

the

picture

quality.

High

Quality

Picture

In

the

Hi8

format,

the

luminance

carrier

frequency

is

shifted

up

from

5.0

MHz

of

the

standard

8mm

format

to

7.0

MHz

at

center

carrier

level

to

realize

more

than

400

TV

lines

of

horizontal

resolution.

The

FM

deviation

expanded

from

1.2

MHz

to

2.0

MHz

greatly

improves

S/N

ratio.

Thus,

the

EVV-S9000P

offers

such

effects

as

recording

more

detailed

visual

information

and

less

noise

at

the

edges

of

objects

in

the

picture.

In

addition,

the

new

TSS

(Tilted

Sendust

Sputtered)

head

achieves

2dB

higher

output

than

the

conventional

head,

and

a

new

pre-emphasis

system

together

with

a

high

white

clip

level

(220%)

can

offer

more

precise

reproduction.

Difference

between

8mm

and

Hi8

Format

The

chroma

subcarrier

frequency

which

carries

information

on

colors

is

kept

unchanged

at

732

kHz.

The

frequency

of

the

Y

carrier

is

shifted

up

by

1.5

MHz,

and

the

deviation

is

widened

to

2.0

MHz.

Frequency

deviation

of

the

standard

8mm

__

of

the

Hi8

video

system

video

system

1.2

MHz.

2.0

MHz

ATF

pilot

carriers

Luminance

signal

=

;

Chrominance

signal

oes

S

]

14

1

4.2

MHz

5.4

MHz

!

'

5.7

MHz

'

i

Subcarrier

4.5

MHz

732 kHz

Frequency

deviation

7.7

MHz

Use

of

High

Grade

Tape

Corresponding

to

the

Hi8

Video

System

Metal

evaporated

tape

is

ideal

for

video

systems

because

it

has

large

magnetic

energy

that

enables

high-density

recording.

The

Hi8

video

cassette

recorder

uses

such

high-

grade

tape

covering

a

wide

frequency

range,

to

achieve

a

high-quality

video

signal

for

recording/playback.

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|

urminance

FM

sideband

of

the

standard

8mm

video

system

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uminance

FM

sideband

of

the Hi8

video

system

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‘Recording

format

is

automatically

selected

according

to

the

tape

used.

.

Recording

with

this unit

Tape

recorded

in

the

Hi8

ne

ape

.

video

system

Standard

Tape

recorded

in

the

standard

8mm

video

system

8mm

tape

e

A

tape

recorded

in

the

Hi8

video

system

cannot

be

played

back

with

a

conventional

8mm

video

camera

recorder.

¢

A

tape

for

the

Hi8

video

system

cannot

be

recorded

and

played

back

in

the Hi8

video

system

with

a

conventional

8mm

video

camera

recorder.

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with

this

unit

Tape

recorded

in

the

Hi8

video

system

The

playback

mode

is

selected

automatically.

standard

8mm

video

system

Tape

recorded

in

the

e

Recording

and

playing

back

in

the

Hi8

video

system

is

not

possible

when

using

a

standard

8mm

tape.

ins

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The

recording

tape

speeds

in

the

Hi8

video

system

are

compatible

with

the

standard

8mm

format.

Recording/playback

time

is

1.5

hours

using

a

P5-90MP

tape

or

the

equivalent.

Safety

¢

Operate

the

unit

only

on

12

V

DC.

Use

the

accessories

recommended

in

this

manual

for

power

sources.

e

Do

not

disassemble

the

unit,

as

precision

parts

inside

the

unit

may

be

damaged.

e

Allow

adequate

air

circulation

to

prevent

internal

heat

built-up.

e

Should

any

solid

object

or

liquid

fall

into

the

cabinet,

have

the

unit

checked

by

qualified

personnel

before

operating

it

again.

Operation

e

Do

not

operate

the

unit

outside

the

—5°C

to

45°C

(23°F

to

113°F)

temperature

range.

e

Avoid

using

and

storing

the

unit

in

the

following

locations.

~—

Locations

susceptible

to

vibration.

—

Locations

exposed

to

strong

magnetic

fields.

—

Locations

near

TV

or

radio

transmitters

where

strong

radio

waves

are

generated.

e

Remove

and

store

video

cassettes

after

recording

or

playback.

e

Store

cassettes

in

their

cases

and

keep

them

in

an

upright

position

to

prevent

intrusion

of

dust

and

uneven

winding.

Cleaning

Clean

the

cabinet,

panel

and

controls

with

a

dry

soft

cloth

or

soft

cloth

lightly

moistened

with

a

mild

detergent

solution.

Do

not

use

any

type

of

solvent,

such

as

alcohol

or

benzine,

which

might

damage

the

finish.

Repacking

Do

not

discard

the

carton.

It

provides

maximum

protection

whenever

the

unit

is

transported.

Do

not

transport

or

ship

the

unit

only

in

a

carrying

case.

Repack

it

as

it

was

originally

packed.

|

sane

Time

data

display

and

warning

section

—

:

—--—--{1]

Display

window

|

.

wna

2]

RESET

button

Audio

input/output

adjusting

and

power

voltage

display.section

‘Audio

monitor

and

-warning

section.

[5]

Speaker

—--—--—f

PCM1,

PCM2/AFM/BATT

input

level

meters

-{10]

AUDIO

LEVEL

controls

[=]

[6]

WARNING

lamp

_

MONITOR

control

=—

~[11]

AUDIO

SELECT

MAN/

AUTO

switch

-(12]

METER

SELECT

switch

:

[13]

MONITOR

SELECT

switches

—~-[14]

AFM

INPUT

SELECT

switch

Power

Others

_

[8]

POWER

switch--——

SELF

DIAG

switch

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display

and

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warning

10

Display

window

Setting

or

condition

Displayed

content

DISPLAY

switch

[3]:

TC

Time

code

(See

page

4.)

DISPLAY

switch

[3]:

COUNTER

Tape

running

time

When

an

error

occurs,

see

to

“Warning

aa

(warning

cursor)

System”

(page

30)

[2]

RESET

button

Setting

of

DISPLAY

[3]

Indication

to

be

reset

TC

Time

code

on

the

display

window

[1]

”)

COUNTER

Tape

running

time

on the

display

window

[1]

®

1)

See

“Recording

the

8mm

time

code”

(page

26).

2)

The

tape

running

time

indication

can

be

reset

during

recording

or

playback.

[3]

DISPLAY

switch

Selects

indication

on

the

display

window

[1].

[4]

LIGHT

switch

Set

the

switch

to

ON

to

illuminate

the

display

window

[1]

and

PCM1,

PCM2/AFM/

BATT

input

level

meters

[8].

Set

the

switch

to

OFF

to

turn

off

the

illumination.

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