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SynchroNet ES/2 <strong>User</strong> Guide ES/2 Operations Reference Gen Menu The Gen Menu displays the mode of operation of the timecode generator, and provides access to two sub-menus for generator setup and preset start value. The display shows the current generator timecode value in the upper line, which also tallies the current output status and generator reference. The lower line indicates the preset start or jam sync status. The generator position is not displayed if the output is set to Reader or Bus - see below. SETUP B A P B V A T G M R-X menu GEN 00.00.00.00 zero MODE zeroR 9.59.00.00 prset prstR jammed fcjam FlyWhl OFF re-jammed fsjam 3frm m-jam 1sec systm Pressing the SETUP softkey causes Gen Setup Menu to be displayed. Issue 2 3:19
ES/2 Operations Reference SynchroNet ES/2 <strong>User</strong> Guide MODE The MODE key cycles through the generator modes described below. When a Jam mode is selected the reference is set to be MACH reference. The previous reference is restored when the mode is set back to zero or preset. zero In this mode, the START softkey resets the generator to zero before starting the generator. zeroR This mode is the same as zero mode, except that this mode halts the generator while the attached machine is not in Record. prset This mode causes the generator to be loaded with the preset value, displayed in the lower line of the display, when the START key is pressed. prstR This mode is the same as prset mode, exept that this mode halts the generator while the attached machine is not in Record. fsjam Force stopping-jam mode causes the output data to continuously output the machine’s current position. When the incoming reference stops and restarts, the generator output will also stop and restart. The time between re-jams can be parameterised - see Appendix D. When fsjam is selected the Gen Preset Menu selection is replaced by a Flywheel option which controls the length of time that the jam source can be absent before the generator stops. This is primarily to enable ltc drop outs to be ridden over. fcjam Force-continuous-jam mode operates in a similar way to fsjam, except that when the incoming timecode (or tach) disappears, code will continue to be generated at play speed. m jam Momentary jam mode causes the generator to load its start value from the current machine position. Consecutive timecode is generated without further reference to the source at the last known rate of the incoming signal. systm System mode causes the generator to follow the position of the system as dictated by the controller. 3:20 Issue 2
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