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[Example of connections - 2] Using an external device as the master unit
SYNC.
(
VITC
)
MASTER
SLAVE
IN
OUT
DN-V1700 SLAVE
SYNC.(VITC)
OUT
SYNC.
(
VITC
)
MASTER
SLAVE
IN
OUT
DN-V1700 SLAVE
SYNC.(VITC)
OUT
SYNC.
(
VITC
)
MASTER
SLAVE
IN
OUT
In this example, a device with an external VITC output is used as the master unit to synchronize two slave units.
✽ When the flash ROM has been set to the slave generator mode by serial or LAN external control command, the slave generator mode
must be cancelled.
External VITC signal generating
device (sync. generator, etc.)
[Example of connections - 3] Synchronizing to the B.B. (black burst) signals of an external device not including VITC signals
SYNC.
(
VITC
)
MASTER
SLAVE
IN
OUT
DN-V1700 SLAVE1
B.B.
OUT
SYNC.
(
VITC
)
MASTER
SLAVE
IN
OUT
DN-V1700 SLAVE2
B.B.
OUT
SYNC.
(
VITC
)
MASTER
SLAVE
IN
OUT
In this example, two slave units are synchronized with the B.B. (black burst) signals of an external device not including VITC signals.
The first DN-V1700 generates VITC signals synchronized to the vertical/horizontal synchronizing signals included in the external devices’
B.B. signals and emits the signals from the SYNC. (VITC) OUT terminal.
✽ In this example, the flash ROM of DN-V1700 slave 1 must be set to the slave generator mode by serial or LAN external control
command.
External device
NOTES:
•
The DN-V1700’s time code signal is compatible with VITC (Vertical Interval Time Code) standards.
It is not compatible with LTC (Longitudinal Time Code) standards.
•
When connecting the DN-V1700 for synchronization as the master device, the maximum number of units that can be connected
as slave units is 4.
•
When multiple units are connected for synchronization, if the power of one of the slave units in the middle of the chain is turned
off, synchronized playback is not possible on subsequent slave units either.
•
When using the external device’s composite video signals instead of the B.B. signals, synchronization may be disturbed due to the
large DC fluctuation element in the video signal.