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FOCUS ENHANCEMENTS is responsible for unauthorized use of equipment and
does not make allowance or credit for unauthorized use or access.
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Contacting FOCUS ENHANCEMENTS
USA
Office Hours:
Monday through Friday
8:00 AM to 5:00PM (Central Time)
Email:
+1 763-398-1658
Telephone:
Fax:
+1 763-571-7688
Address:
Focus Enhancements, Inc.
1370 Dell Avenue
Campbell, CA. 95008
www.focusinfo.com
EMEA (Europe, Middle East, Africa)
Office Hours:
Monday through Friday
9:00 AM to 5:00PM
Email:
+49 4307 - 83 58 58
+49 4307 - 83 58 99
Telephone:
Fax:
Address:
COMO Computer & Motion GmbHA
A Focus Enhancements Company
Lise-Meitner-Str. 15
24223 Raisdorf / Germany
www.focusinfo.com
Serial Number
The serial number for this equipment is located on the bottom of the unit. Please
write this serial number on the enclosed warranty card and keep it in a secure area.
Registering Products, Technical Support, and Warranty
To register a Focus Enhancements product use the online form at:
http://www.focusinfo.com/rfi/warranty.asp.
For questions about technical support or warranty, contact the seller, distributor, or
contact Focus Enhancements by email: [email protected].
Unauthorized Use
Focus Enhancements is not responsible for the unauthorized use of its
equipment and will not make allowance or credit for unauthorized use or
access.
Unauthorized Alterations and Modifications
Alterations or modifications to Focus Enhancements equipment or software
that is carried out without appropriate authorization may invalidate the
product warranties and the user's right to operate the equipment.
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Unauthorized Servicing
Do not attempt to service this product yourself. Opening or removing
covers may expose dangerous voltage or other hazards.
Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.
Returning Materials
End Users
If the FS-2/2E was not purchased directly from Focus Enhancements, it is
necessary to contact the seller and determine what procedure is needed for
repairing the converter.
Direct Sales
(VARs, Distributors, and Corporate Customers
If the FS-2/2E has problems that cannot be corrected over the telephone by
Focus Enhancements technical support, it may be necessary to return the
converter to Focus Enhancements.
To contact Focus Enhancements:
Office Hours:
Monday through Friday
8:00 AM to 5:00PM (Central Time)
Email:
763-398-1658
Telephone:
Fax:
763-571-7688
Address:
Focus Enhancements, Inc.
1370 Dell Avenue
Campbell, CA. 95008
www.focusinfo.com
All materials shipped back to Focus Enhancements must be accompanied
by a Return Materials Authorization (RMA) number. Contact Focus
Enhancements Technical Support to receive a RMA number.
Write the RMA number clearly on the shipping label.
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Regulatory and Safety
Environmental Precaution
Focus Enhancements, Inc.
1370 Dell Avenue
Campbell, CA. 95008
Model Number: FS2-2E
Date of Manufacture:
Reference the Serial Number label attached to the unit.
FCC Class A
This product satisfies FCC regulations when shielded cables and connectors are
used to connect the unit to other equipment. To prevent electromagnetic
interference with electric appliances such as radios and televisions, use shielded
cables and connectors.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply within the limits for a Class
A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential
installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this
equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which
can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, correct the interference by
one or more of the following:
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•
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Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that used by the
receiver.
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Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
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Documentation
This manual is written with the assumption that the user is familiar with analog
and digital video/audio signals and hardware.
Read, Retain, and Follow Instructions
All the safety and operating instructions should be read before the product
is operated.
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Retain Documentation
Place documentation in a secure place for future reference on
operating and safety instructions.
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Follow All Operating and Safety Instructions
Pay Attention to All Warnings
Warnings are provided to protect the operator, the equipment, and content.
This symbol indicates information about features, functions, operations, that is
of interest to the user.
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Electrical Precautions
Do Not Expose to Moisture
Do not use this product near water or in an environment where it is
exposed to dampness or there is the possibility of it getting wet.
Do Not Remove Cover
There are No User Serviceable Parts inside this unit. Servicing should be done
by qualified service personnel.
ON / OFF Switch in Stand-By Position
The On/Off switch Does Not Separate the Unit From the Main Power when it is
in the stand-by position.
Power Sources
Use only power sources that match those indicated on the marking label. If
unsure of the type of power supply that is available, consult your dealer or
local power company.
Do Not Overload Power Outlets
Do not overload wall outlets, extension cords, or integral convenience
receptacles as this can result in a risk of fire or electric shock.
Verify Power Plugs are Fully Inserted
To prevent potential electrical shock to personnel, verify that the FS-2/2E
power cord plug is fully inserted into a grounded receptor and that the
plug blades are not exposed.
ATTENTION
POUR PREVENIR LES CHOCS ELECTRIQUES NE PAS UTILISER CETTE
FICHE POLARISEE AVEC UN PROLONGATEUR, UNE PRISE DE
COURANT OU UNE AUTRE SORTIE DE COURANT, SAUF SI LES
LAMES PEUVENT ETRE INSEREES A FOND SANS EN LAISSER
AUCUNE PARTIE A DECOUVERT.
Power-Cord Protection
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Routing Power-Cords
Route power supply cords so that they are not likely to be walked on
or pinched by items placed upon or against them. Avoid sharp angles
in the cord, particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the
point where they exit the product.
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Non-Use Period
During extended periods when the device is not used, unplug it from
the power source and retract the power-cord.
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Grounding or Polarization
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Polarized
If this product is equipped with a polarized alternating current line
plug (a plug having one blade wider than the other), it will fit into the
outlet only one way. This is a safety feature. If you are unable to insert
the plug fully into the outlet, try reversing the plug. If the plug should
still fail to fit, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet.
Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized plug.
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Grounded
If this product is equipped with a three-wire grounding type plug, a
plug having a third (grounding) pin, it will only fit into a grounding
type power outlet. This is a safety feature. If you are unable to insert
the plug into the outlet, contact your electrician to replace your
obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the grounding
type plug.
Outdoor Antenna Grounding
If an outside antenna or
cable system is connected to
the FS-2/2E, verify that the
antenna or cable system is
grounded. This provides
some protection against
voltage surges and built-up
static charges.
Refer to Article 810 of the
National Electric Code,
ANSI/NFPA 70, for
information about the
proper grounding of the mast and supporting structure, grounding of the
lead-in wire to an antenna discharge unit, size of grounding connectors,
location of antenna discharge unit, connection to grounding electrodes, and
requirements for the grounding electrode. See Fig. A.
Lightning and Power Surges
During electrical storms or when left unattended and unused for long
periods of time, unplug the FS-2/2E from the power source and disconnect
the antenna or cable system.
Power Lines
Do not locate an outside antenna system in the vicinity of overhead power
lines, electric light or power circuits, or where it can fall onto such lines or
circuits.
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When installing an outside antenna system, extreme care should be taken to
keep from touching such power lines or circuits as contact with them might
be fatal.
Optical Precaution
The use of optical instruments with this device will increase hazards to the eyes
hazard.
Maintenance and Moving
Cleaning
Unplug this product from the wall outlet before cleaning. The product
should be cleaned only with a polishing cloth or a soft dry cloth. Never
clean with furniture wax, benzine, insecticides or other volatile liquids
since they may corrode the cabinet.
Servicing
Unplug the device from the power outlet and refer servicing to qualified
service personnel under the following conditions:
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When the power-supply cord or plug is damaged.
If liquid has been spilled, or objects have fallen into the product.
If the product has been exposed to rain or water.
If the product does not operate normally when following the
operating instructions. Adjust only those controls that are covered by
the operating instructions. The incorrect adjustment of other controls
can result in damage and often requires extensive work by a qualified
technician to restore the product to its normal operation.
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If the product has been dropped or damaged in any way.
When the product exhibits a distinct change in performance.
Accessories and Replacement Parts
Use only attachments and accessories recommended by Focus
Enhancements.
Use only replacement parts specified by the Focus Enhancements or of
comparable quality and characteristics as the original parts.
Unauthorized substitution of parts can result in fire, electrical shock, other
hazards, and loss of warranty.
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Safety Check
Upon completion of any service or repairs to this product, ask the service
technician to perform safety checks to determine that the product is in
proper operating condition.
Operating Environment
Location
Install this device on a sturdy, level surface, away from moisture and dust.
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Heat
Locate this device away from heat sources such as radiators, heat
registers, stoves or other electrical devices (including amplifiers) that
generate heat.
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Wall or Ceiling Mounts
This device should not be mounted to a wall or ceiling.
Any mounting of this device should follow its instructions, and
should use only mounting accessories recommended by Focus
Enhancements.
Moving
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Use appropriate safe lifting practices.
Do not over load or unbalance carts when moving product.
Ventilation
Do not block the ventilation openings in the FS-2/2E cabinet. Overheating
can occur and damage the device. Do not place this device in a built-in
installation, such as a bookcase or rack, unless proper ventilation is
provided.
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WARRANTY
For customers within the USA and Canada, FOCUS ENHANCEMENTS, Inc.
warrants this product against defects in materials or workmanship as follows:
For a period of TWO years from the date of purchase, FOCUS ENHANCEMENTS,
Inc. will repair or replace the unit, at our option, without charge for parts or labor.
After the period of TWO years, you must pay all parts and labor charges.
The limited warranty is extended only to the original purchaser. It does not cover
damage or failure caused by or attributable to Acts of God, abuse, misuse,
improper or abnormal usage, faulty installation, improper maintenance, lightning,
or other incidences of excessive voltage, or any repairs or tampering by other than
the FOCUS ENHANCEMENTS repair facility. It does not cover replacement of
batteries or other consumable parts, transportation costs or damage in transit. This
warranty will become void if the serial number or model number identification has
been wholly or partially removed or erased. Repair or replacement under the terms
of this warranty do not extend the terms of this warranty. Repairs or replacement
performed outside of the warranty period will carry a warranty for 60 days from
return shipment. This warranty can not be modified by an agent of FOCUS
ENHANCEMENTS, Inc. unless in written and signed by an officer of FOCUS
ENHANCEMENTS, Inc.
Should this product prove defective in workmanship or material, the consumer's
sole remedies shall be such repair or replacement provided by the terms of this
warranty. Under no circumstances shall FOCUS ENHANCEMENTS, Inc. be liable
for any loss or damage, direct, consequential, or incidental, arising out of the use of
or inability to use this product. Some states do not allow limitations on how long
an implied warranty lasts or the exclusions or limitations of incidental or
consequential damages, so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to
you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may also have other rights
which vary from state to state.
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Table of Contents
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Index
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Chapter 1
Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the Focus Enhancements FS-2/2E DTE DV Studio Disk
Recorder.
The FS-2/2E is designed for use as a record or playback device in studios, mobile
vans and other installations.
The purpose of this User Guide is to explain the features and operation of the FS-2/
2E. Study the contents of this User Guide before attempting to use your FS-2/2E.
Check the Focus Enhancements website regularly for updates to FS-2/2E software
and documentation: www.focusinfo.com/support.
Alternatively, contact your Focus Enhancements dealer/distributor.
This chapter contains the following sections:
FS-2E Provides Greater Embedded Audio SDI Functionality
The FS-2E provides even more embedded audio SDI functionality. It includes the ability to
selectively record either channels 1 and 2 or 3 and 4 of the embedded audio of the input SDI
stream. It also provides full support of the SDI audio out. The FS-2E inserts the recorded audio
into the SDI output stream. The FS-2 does not possess these capabilities.
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1.1 What is a DTE Disk Recorder?
A DTE Disk Recorder is a device that allows you to record or playback DV video
directly to/from a removable IDE disk drive or removable FireWire disk drives.
The FS-2/2E features analog and digital inputs and outputs including DV25, SDI,
composite, component, S-Video, AES/EBU digital audio and balanced analog
audio.
Audio and video are recorded to disk as a DV25 data stream in NLE native file
formats.
1.2 What is the FS-2/2E?
The FS-2/2E is a DTE Disk Recorder that mounts horizontally in a standard
electronics rack. With the FS-2/2E, it is possible to:
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Input DV25, SDI, composite, component, S-Video, AES/EBU digital audio
and balanced analog audio and record to disk in native DV25 NLE file
formats.
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Playback video from disk or transcode during recordings in DV25, SDI,
composite, component, S-Video, AES/EBU digital audio and balanced analog
audio formats.
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Capture clips to hard disk at the acquisition stage. There is no need to capture
them later.
Record clips to disk in DTE Technology-based “edit-ready” file formats such
as Raw DV, AVI Type 1, AVI Type 2, Matrox AVI, Canopus AVI, Pinnacle
AVI, QuickTime and Avid DV-OMF. The FS-2E, and the FS-2 (with the
version 2.0 upgrade), also include DTE support for 24P AVI Type 2 (NTSC
only), and 24P Quicktime (NTSC only).This means clips are immediately
available to your NLE system without first having to transfer or convert the
files.
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Connect your FireWire disk directly to your computer or connect it using FS-
2/2E which allows mounting and dismounting of the drives without re-
cabling or computer re-boots.
Use the FS-2/2E's 10/100BaseT Ethernet port to share files over a network
using FTP. This is not suggested for larger files. The FS-2E, and the FS-2 (with
the version 2.0 upgrade), also include IP control of the FS-2/2E. This means
you can control the FS-2/2E using a standard web browser.
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Jump from clip to clip without spooling through tape when in playback mode.
As well as video, record and playback embedded DV audio in 2-channel (16-
bit, 48kHz) format.
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Record external timecode, embedded timecode or create your own timecode
using Free Run, Regen or Rec Run time code options. You can also preset
timecode and user-bit values.
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Record, play and navigate using FS-2/2E's VTR-style controls.
Lock to your facilities Reference Video signal during playback and record.
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Record and recall a single frame of DV video and record user definable time-
lapse sequences.
Use trick playback modes up to 30X/-30X fast-forward and rewind speeds,
reverse play, loop clip and loop entire disk.
Control the FS-2/2E remotely using industry standard RS422 (Sony 9-pin),
FireWire (for starting record/pause or AV/C) from a DV based camcorder
1394 port. You can also control the FS-2/2E using RS-232C (using the optional
wired remote control available as an accessory). The FS-2E, and the FS-2 (with
the 2.0 software upgrade), can be controlled from your web browser using FS-
2/2E IP control. Refer to the section on the FS-2/2E Web Interface, FS-2E Web
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Create and save multiple playlists on the FS-2/2E. These can be shared
between different units.
Use the internal 120GB, 7200RPM, 3.5" IDE drive or daisy chain up to eight
FireWire (IEEE-1394) hard drives together for extremely long, uninterrupted
record times.
1.3 Basic Applications
You can use the FS-2/2E in the acquisition stage of production, the editing/post
production stage, and the presentation stage. The FS-2/2E is most useful in the
following applications:
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Presentation Video Source
Broadcast Tape Deck Replacement
Time Lapse Recorder
Film-to-Disk Transfer
NLE/Linear Edit Source/Recorder
Endless Video Program Looping
Security Recorder/Player
Medical Recorder/Player
Industrial Monitoring
Video DJ and Karaoke Player
Outside Broadcast
1.4 Receiving, Unpacking, and Inspecting
Upon receipt of the FS-2/2E unit, examine the shipping container. If there is
evidence of damage or rough handling, have an agent of the carrier present when
the equipment is unpacked.
Unpack the equipment carefully. Inspect it for scratches, dents, or cracks. If the
equipment is damaged, save all packing materials and notify both Focus
Enhancements and the carrier immediately.
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1.4.1 Package Contents
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Please take a moment to study the contents of your FS-2/2E package. You
should have the following contents:
1. One (1) FS-2/2E unit with attached rack mounting ears
2. One (1) 120GB IDE disk drive in caddy
3. One (1) User Guide
4. One (1) 6-pin to 6-pin FireWire cable (for External Drive connection)
5. One (1) 6-pin to 6-pin FireWire cable (for front panel port loop)
6. One (1) Focus Enhancement's DV Conversion Suite Demo Disk
7. One Power Cord
8. One (1) Focus Enhancement's Warranty Card and Statement (not
shown)
If any of these items are missing, contact Focus Enhancements or your FS-
2/2E dealer/distributor immediately.
You may need to purchase cables to connect more than one hard disk drive
to the FS-2/2E at a time. Your Focus Enhancements dealer can help you
identify additional cables you may need.
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1.5 Installation and Site Requirements
Focus Enhancements recommends that FS-2/2E units be installed in a restricted
access area, such as an equipment room or closet and the installation be performed
by trained installers.
The units are designed and tested to operate reliably between +5 - +40C (41 - 104 F).
To maintain this range, consider the following:
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Air temperature surrounding the equipment must remain within the specified
range.
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Air flow around the equipment must be sufficient to maintain proper
operating temperatures
If in doubt about the site temperature, take measurements to be certain. If
measured temperatures fall outside the defined ambient temperature range, you
must bring the temperature within the defined range.
Storage temperature for the units must remain between -20 - +60C (-4 - 140 F).
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1.6 Mounting in a 19 inch Electronics Rack
The FS-2/2E measures 15.89” high x 17.36” wide by 3.47” deep. It is an 2RU chassis
featuring front rack mount ears to be installed into a standard 19” audio/visual
rack. There must be room behind the unit for the attachment of cables.
To mount the FS-2/2E in a standard 19” audio/visual rack, do the following:
1. Determine the desired location.
The FS-2/2E requires 3.47 vertical inches of rack space.
To prevent overheating, the FS-2/2E requires a minimum of 1.75 vertical
inches of space above and below the unit.
2. The FS-2/2E includes a pair of universal mounting ears on the front sides of
the unit that support standard 19” audio/visual racks. Using the provided
hardware, mount the FS-2/2E securely in the rack.
Universal Mounting Ears
Mounting Screws
(2 per Mounting ear)
3. Connect the FS-2/2E unit to the wall current using the attached power cord.
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1.7 Connecting Hard Drives
1.7.1 Inserting the Internal 3.5 inch IDE Drive
Insert the internal 3.5 inch IDE drive as follows:
1. Remove the drive from its packaging.
2. Slide the drive carefully into the bay until it is seated firmly.
Release Lever
Lock Handle
Drive Bay
3. Press the Lock Handle flush with the chassis face to lock the drive in
place.
To remove the drive, slide the Release Lever to the right. The Lock Handle
disengages. Pull the drive toward you to remove it.
This drive is not intended for hot-swap operation.
1.7.2 Using External Disk Drives
In addition to using a 3.5 inch IDE drive in the internal slot, you can also
connect any FireWire disk drive to the HDD I/O port on the FS-2/2E.
Power a single FireWire disk drive on the FS-2/2E at any given time.
If you are using more than one external FireWire drive, you must provide
external power to them. It may also be necessary to partition and format the
page 13 for instructions on preparing drives before use.
Hot-swapping External FireWire Drives
You can hot-swap connected external FireWire HDDs on the FS-2/2E. This means
you can disconnect and connect drives from the system without the need to power
cycle the unit. However, make sure the FS-2/2E is in STOP mode before removing a
disk drive.
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1.8 Physical Features
The FS-2/2E features two main surfaces, the front control panel and the rear connector
panel.
LCD
Display
Transport
Keys
Disk Drive Bay
Edit / Utility / Input
Keys
Power Switch
and LED
Jack
Volume Control
Soft Keys
Headphone Headphone
1.8.1 Front Control Panel
The front control panel contains the seven control areas, as shown in the illustration
below and described in this section:
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Power Switch and Power LED
This is the FS-2/2E's main power switch. This switch, although mechanical, is
controlled using software. When the power switch is set to ON and then OFF,
in most cases the unit takes a moment to power down. During this time, the
FS-2/2E is ensuring that any files that have not been closed properly in a
record session get closed. This prevents errors occurring on particular files.
The green LED above the power switch is ON when the unit is powered up.
Disk Drive Bay
The disk drive bay accepts a standard 3 1/2” removable disk drive in the
supplied sled. Minimum system requirements for this drive are 7200RPM
with a 2MB cache. Drive performance may vary. Focus Enhancements
recommends that you use a FS-2/2E qualified and tested disk drive. Check
the Focus Enhancements website for an updated list. This bay is not intended
for hot swap operation.
Edit / Utility / Input Keys
These keys contain the edit, utility and input select functions for the FS-2/2E.
In some cases, these buttons work in conjunction with the FS-2/2E menus on
the display.
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Input selections are either Composite, Y/C (S-Video), Component, SDI
or DV. An audio source must be selected for each input using the
SETUP > AUDIO INPUT menu, the Timecode mode in the
SETUP > TC MODE menu, and the reference video source in the
SETUP > GENLOCK > SOURCE menu. For component inputs/outputs
you must select the video standard when used in NTSC mode only.
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LCD Display
The FS-2/2E LCD displays the FS-2/2E’s current status including
track number, disk number, timecode, record / playback mode as well
as other information. It also displays the FS-2/2E menu system. The
LCD is a green backlit 128x64 graphical display.
Transport Control Keys
This set of keys controls playback and record functions of the FS-2/2E.
These functions include play, reverse play, fast forward, fast rewind,
forward frame, back frame, next track, previous track, stop, record,
and so on.
Display Soft Keys
This set of keys enables you to navigate the FS-2/2E menus. The
function of the keys varies depending on what is displayed at the base
information.
Headphone Jack (3.5mm) and Volume Knob
This jack is for connecting a pair of monitor headphones. You can
monitor audio of the selected input (even if E-E is not selected) when
not in record mode. When in record or playback mode, you can
monitor the current audio. The headphone jack also includes a volume
control.
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1.8.2 Rear Connection Panel
The FS-2/2E rear panel, shown below, contains control and audio/video
input/output areas described in this section.
You can select any of the available inputs as a source. When selected, that
source is what is recorded to disk. If the unit is in E-E mode or recording, all
outputs are live with the incoming signal.
For any particular video input, there is an associated audio input selected as
a default. You can change that default to another input utilizing the AUDIO
INPUT MENU under SETUP. Refer to Chapter 2 for more information.
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1. GPI - For connection of the optional wired remote control (ACSS-0019-
01), the optional RS232C cable (CBLA-0113-01) or contact closure
cable. The GPI plug accepts a 3.5mm TRS connector.
2. Front Panel HDD Port Loop Through - When patched to the To HDD
port, this connector activates the front panel FireWire port for
connection of external HDDs.
3. RS422 Control - This is the input connector for external RS422 control
devices.
4. SDI Input - For connecting SDI input sources. The FS-2E provides the
selection of channels 1 and 2 or 3 and 4 of the embedded SDI audio.
SDI Output - For output to SDI devices. The FS-2E inserts two channels
of audio into the SDI output stream. Only the FS-2E has this capability.
5. Y/C Input - For connecting Y/C (S-Video) input sources.
Y/C Output - For connecting to Y/C (S-Video) devices.
6. Composite / Y Input - For connecting composite input sources or the Y
signal for component input sources.
Composite / Y Output - For output to composite devices or the Y signal
to component devices (select either composite or component form
ANALOG SETTINGS in the SETUP menu).
7. Pb Input - For connecting the Pb signal from component input sources.
Pb Output - For output of the Pb signal to component devices.
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8. Pr Input - For connecting the Pr signal from component input sources.
Pr Output - For output of the Pr signal to component devices
9. Sync Input - For connecting the Sync signal on non sync on green
component sources.
Sync Output - For connecting the Sync signal to non sync on green
component devices.
10. Timecode Input - For connecting external analog VITC timecode
sources.
Timecode Output - For connection to external analog VITC timecode
devices.
11. Reference Video - For reference video loop through.
To use this Reference Video input, select REF VIDEO from GENLOCK in
the SETUP menu. If the loop-through jack is not connected, make sure
the output is terminated using an external 75 ohm terminator.
12. AES/EBU Digital Audio Input and Output - For connecting AES/EBU
input sources or output to AES/EBU devices.
13. Stereo Audio Monitor Output - For connection of audio monitors.
14. Balanced Analog Audio Input Channels 1 and 2 - For connecting
balanced analog audio input sources.
Balanced Analog Audio Output Channels 1 and 2 - For output to
balanced analog audio devices.
15. AC In - Use the power cord supplied to connect to the power outlet.
The power module contains a protective fuse. Refer to Replacing the
16. Video Monitor Output - For connection to a video monitor (composite).
Use this connection to view the On Screen Display.
17. DV I/O 1 and DV I/O 2 - For connection of DV video devices. These two
ports are used to pass through the DV signal. The FS-2/2E does not
support multiple DV inputs.
18. To HDD - For connecting external FireWire 400 disk drives to the FS-2/
2E. Use the FS-2/2E's HDD Bypass function with this port. When a
connection is made with Front Panel HDD Port Loop Through, it allows
the front panel FireWire connector to be used for connection of
external FireWire HDDs.
19. To Computer - For connecting the FS-2/2E to a computer's FireWire
400 port. It allows any disk drives connected to the FS-2/2E to mount
to the computer.
20. Ethernet 10/100 BaseT - For connecting FS-2/2E to a network or
computers for small file exchange, telnet, or web control. (The web
control functionality is only available for the FS-2E or the FS-2 with the
2.0 upgrade.)
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1.9 Setting Up the FS-2/2E
This section explains how to set up the FS-2/2E for use. Refer to the illustration
below and perform the steps on the following page.
Playback VTR
Video Source
Speakers
Audio Output
Monitor
Display Output
FS-2/2E Rear Panel
External VTR
Record Output
Camcorder
Video Source
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To set up the FS-2/2E, do the following:
1. Plug in the power cord.
2. Connect a Video input device.
3. Connect an Audio source (if desired).
4. Connect a Monitor if desired.
5. Connect Speakers or Headset (to monitor the audio) if desired.
6. Connect a Tape Drive if desired.
7. Connect a Time Code Generator if desired.
8. Connect an External Control Device (RS422) if desired.
9. Connect a Reference Video signal if desired.
1.9.1 Formatting the Drive
Use this procedure to format the FS-2/2E internal or connected external
disk drives when not yet formatted.
1. From the Utilities menu, select FORMAT DISK as shown below.
When you make this selection, the following screen appears:
FORMAT DISK
VOLUME 1?
SIZE
FREE
115 Gig
540 Min
EXIT
YES
NO
2. Select between volumes by pressing the ꢀꢀ| and |ꢁꢁbuttons.
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When you select the volume and press YES, the following screen
appears:
FORMAT WILL
ERASE ALL DATA!!
CONTINUE
FORMAT VOL 1?
EXIT
YES
NO
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When you select YES, a message indicating that the formatting is
progressing appears.
WARNING: FORMAT ERASES ALL DATA ON THE DISK
DRIVE!
3. Press EXIT to return to the menu screen.
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1.9.2 Setting the Time and Date
Before using the FS-2/2E, use this procedure to set the time and date.
1. Select the Setup Menu.
2. Select SET DATE & TIME. The following screen appears.
SET DATE
SET TIME
ꢀ
ꢀ
EXIT
SEL
ꢂ
3. Select SET DATE or SET TIME and press SEL to open the sub menu as
shown below.
SYSTEM DATE
10/01/07
MM/DD/YY
|ꢁꢁ & ꢀꢀ|
MOVES CURSOR
EXIT
ꢃ
ꢃ
SYSTEM TIME
16:21:13
Hh:Mm:Ss
|ꢁꢁ & ꢀꢀ|
MOVES CURSOR
EXIT
ꢃ
ꢃ
4. Scroll from value to value using the FORWARD and BACK index
buttons.
5. Press ꢂand ꢃto scroll through digits in the value.
6. Press EXIT to return to the menu screen.
Regardless of the display, the file name always remains YYYYMMDD-
HHMMSS.xxx (Year-Month-Date-Hour-Minute-Second).
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1.10Replacing the Power Module Fuse
The power module of the FS-2/2E contains a protective fuse.
To replace the fuse do the following:
1. Turn off the FS-2/2E.
2. Locate the power module on the rear of the unit. It is indicated as AC In.
3. Detach the power cord from the power module.
4. Locate the small recess on the top of the power module above the power
switch.
5. Use a small tipped standard screwdriver to pop open the fuse door.
6. Once open, slide the white fuse carrier out of the unit.
7. Replace the fuse with a 1.6 amp 250V slow blow fuse.
8. Reassemble the fuse carrier and slide it back into the unit.
9. Replace the fuse box door.
10. Re-attach the power cord.
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Chapter 2
FS-2/2E Functions
This chapter contains the following sections:
LCD Menu Soft Keys
2.1 Edit/Utility/Input Buttons
To the right of the hard disk drive is a bank of 15 buttons as shown below.
Edit Function Keys
Utility Function Keys
Input Source Selection Keys
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The first row contains five buttons that are Edit functions keys.
The second row consists of five buttons that are Utility function keys.
The third row has five buttons that are Input buttons.
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2.1.1 Edit Function Keys
2.1.1.1
MARK IN - Mark In Key
Use the MARK IN key to mark a particular frame as a starting point
44 of this user guide for more information about Playlists.
It is only possible to mark In and Out Points during playback.
MARK OUT - Mark Out Key
2.1.1.2
Use the MARK OUT key to mark a particular frame as an ending
point when creating a clip for a playlist.
Once the In and Out Points are selected, press the PLAYLIST key.
The In and Out key lights will turn off. You are then free to add more clips
to the playlist by again selecting In and Out points. When finished, go to
the PLAYLIST menu under SETUP.
2.1.1.3
2.1.1.4
PLAYLIST – Add to Playlist key
Press this key during stop or play to add a current clip to the
playlist.
Once In and Out points have been selected, press this key to add
selected clips to the playlist.
KEEPER - Keeper Key
By pressing the KEEPER key during a recording, you can mark
each clip into the KEEPER folder on disk.
To add all KEEPER clips to the KEEPER folder on the disk drive,
select UTILITIES > ORGANIZE CLIP from the FS-2/2E menu.
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2.1.1.5
FOLDER - Folder Key
By pressing the Folder key during a recording, you can mark each
clip into particular pre-named folders on disk (up to 10 folders can
be prenamed). Default names for the folders are 0 through 9. Refer
Scene Marking folders).
By repeatedly pressing the FOLDER key, you can scroll though the
available folders. You can also assign clips to folders using the
numeric keypad on the optional remote control units. The current
clip can be marked during recording, playback or in stop mode.
Once selected, the clip is marked for placement into that particular
folder.
To add all marked clips to their respective folders on the disk
drive, select UTILITIES > ORGANIZE CLIP from the FS-2/2E menu.
For more information on scene marking, refer to How to Mark
If the FOLDER key is lit during playback, the
FS-2/2E PLAY FROM mode is set to FOLDER.
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2.1.2 Utility Function Keys
2.1.2.1
2.1.2.2
OSD - (On Screen Display)
Press this key to enable on screen display on the monitor output
(composite). When off, the key will not light.
HDD – Hard Disk Drive Bypass Key
Press this key to immediately open the HDD Bypass confirm
screen as described in the HDD Bypass section of the Menu. For
2.1.2.3
2.1.2.4
LOCK – Keypad Lock Key
This key turns lock on or off. When the key is lit, the keypad is
locked. When off, it is not locked.
REMOTE – Remote Key
When you press this key, the FS-2/2E goes directly to the
REMOTE mode as described under the Control Modes menu. The
key lights in Local mode. When in the FS-2/2E is in remote mode,
you cannot use front panel keys for operation.
Another press exits REMOTE mode and the backlight turns off.
2.1.2.5
E-E – Electronic to Electronic Key
When you press this key, the selected input is passed on to all
outputs on the FS-2/2E. The E-E mode is only active when the
FS-2/2E is in STOP mode.
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2.1.3 Input Source Selection Keys
In all cases, when selected, the key lights. When selecting CMPST, Y/C, or
CMPNT and there is no video source available, this light flashes several
times and then the FS-2/2E returns to the original input selection. Switching
is not seamless. You cannot change inputs while in record mode.
2.1.3.1
2.1.3.2
2.1.3.3
CMPST – Composite Video Source Input Key
Press this key to select composite video as the input source. If
there is no video source available when this button is pressed, the
light flashes several times and then the FS-2/2E returns to the
original video selection.
The default audio link is balanced analog audio. You can also
select AES/EBU audio as the input link in the SETUP > AUDIO
INPUT menu.
Y/C – S-Video
Press this key to select S-Video (Y/C) as the input source. If there is
no video source available when this button is pressed, the light
flashes several times and then the FS-2/2E returns to the original
video selection.
The default audio link is balanced analog audio. You can also
select AES/EBU audio as the input link in the SETUP > AUDIO
INPUT menu.
CMPNT – Component Video Source Input Key
Press this key to select Component video (Y, R-Y, B-Y) as the input
source. If there is no video source available when this button is
pressed, the light flashes several times and then the FS-2/2E
returns to the original video selection.
The default audio link is balanced analog audio. You can also
select AES/EBU audio as the input link in the SETUP > AUDIO
INPUT menu.
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2.1.3.4
SDI Serial Digital Video Source Input Key
Press this key to select SDI video (SMPTE 259M) as the input
source.
The default audio link is embedded AES/EBU digital audio in the
stream. You can also select either balanced analog audio or
separate AES/EBU audio as the input link in the SETUP > AUDIO
INPUT menu.
The FS-2E provides the option to select either channels 1 and 2 or
3 and 4 of the embedded audio of the SDI stream. Refer to the
2.1.3.5
DV Video Source Input Key
Press this key to select DV video (25Mb/s) as the input source.
The default audio link is embedded 2-channel digital audio in the
stream. You can also select either balanced analog audio or AES/
EBU audio as the input link in the SETUP > AUDIO INPUT menu.
2.2 LCD Menu Soft Keys
The three keys directly below the FS-2/2E LCD display are soft keys for navigating
and selecting items in the FS-2/2E menu.
These keys are also used for selecting different display modes. They are called soft
because their function changes depending upon what is displayed on the LCD
above the particular key.
Using the Right Soft Key to Scroll
In some cases when navigating the FS-2/2E menus, you can use the right soft key to scroll
down through the menu. To scroll up, just hold down the SHIFT key as well as the right soft
key.
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2.3 Transport Control Keys
This set of buttons controls playback and record functions of the FS-2/2E. These
functions include play, reverse play, fast forward, fast rewind, forward frame, back
frame, next track, previous track, stop, and record. This area also features hot keys
for changing, controlling, and navigating the FS-2/2E menu system. Each of these
keys is described below as shown in order left to right, top to bottom.
Previous
Menu
Next Tack
Record
Stop
Play
Rewind
Next
Fast
Frame
Forward
2.3.1 MENU
Press this key to launch the FS-2/2E menu system. Once pressed, the Menu
screen appears on the FS-2/2E LCD and the button lights. If you press the
MENU key while in a particular screen in the menu system, that menu is
marked and the MENU key lights. You can then EXIT the menu and
perform other functions. If you press the MENU key at anytime, you will
return to the marked Menu (except if you are in REC mode).
2.3.2 |ꢁꢁBack Index
Press this key to return to the beginning of the current clip if in playback
mode. Press it twice to return to the previous clip during playback. In Stop
mode press it to return to the beginning of the previous clip. If you press
SHIFT and Back Index, the previous disk drive is selected.
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2.3.3 ꢀꢀ| Forward Index
Press this key to skip forward to the next sequential clip for playback.
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To skip ahead 10 clips per increment, holding down Forward Index.
To select the next disk drive, press SHIFT and then Forward Index.
2.3.4 ꢀ Stop
Press this key to Stop the selected mode and return the FS-/2E to Pause.
Press it again to put the FS-2/2E into STOP (standby with menu screen).
The splash screen is the first frame of the selected clip when you select
SETUP > STOP OUTPUT > CLIP PREVIEW. When the FS-2/2E is in Stop
mode, the key lights.
2.3.5 ꢀPlay
Press this key to start playback of the selected clip. If you press the SHIFT
and PLAY keys, the FS-2/2E immediately goes into Reverse Play mode.
2.3.6 ꢁRecord Key
Press this key once when the FS-2/2E is in STOP mode and the FS-2/2E
goes into REC-PAUSE. The REC button flashes. Press it again to start
recording. If you press REC during a recording, the current clip is closed
and a new clip is created without dropping any frames. This key is the only
key that is RED on the front panel.
If you press REC and SHIFT simultaneously, the FS-2/2E captures a single
frame of video. In a particular session, all single frames of video are saved
as part of the same clip on disk.
2.3.7 SHIFT
Use the SHIFT key to give particular keys a secondary functionality. When
you press it, the SHIFT key lights and remains in SHIFT mode until the
button is released. The SHIFT mode of particular keys is listed below that
key or displayed on the FS-2/2E LCD.
2.3.8 ꢁꢁBack Search
Press the Back Search button to allow video to be played at different speeds
(both slower and faster than real-time). Refer to the note under Forward
Search Key for more information.
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2.3.9 ꢀꢀForward Search
Press the Forward Search key to play video at different speeds (both slower
and faster than real-time).
Change Search Speed with FF Search and Back Search
Pressing the FF Search button multiple times results in increases in the search
speed. This mode is bidirectional in forward X times normal search speed. Press the
Back Search button to cause the FF speed to slow down by one step.
For instance, if you are in 10X FF speed and you press the Back Search
button once, you are in 2X FF mode. This also applies to backward search
speeds. The default speed resolution is as follows (NTSC and PAL have
slightly different multiples for both greater and less than 1X play speed):
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REVERSE: -30X, -10X, -2X, -1X (reverse play), -1/2X(-15fps), Still.
FORWARD: Still, +1/2X (+15fps), +1X (play), +2X, +10X, +30X
Forward Search and Reverse Search also have a “higher resolution” mode
where more speeds are available as follows:
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REVERSE: -30X, -25X, -18X, -15X, -12X, -10X, -8X, -5X, -4X, -3X, -2X,
-1/30, -1/15, -1/10, -1/6, -1/5, -1/3,-1/2
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FORWARD: +30X, +25X, +18X, +15X, +12X, +10X, +8X, +5X, +4X, +3X,
+2X, +1/30, +1/15, +1/10, +1/6, +1/5, +1/3, +1/2
This mode can be set in the SETUP > FF / RW HI RES menu in the FS-2/2E
Setup menu. Once set, these speed resolutions become available when you
press Back Search or Forward Search.
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2.4 LCD Display
The FS-2/2E LCD screen displays different FS-2/2E modes and states. On boot up,
the FS-2/2E displays the following screen:
WELCOME
TO FS-2E
PLEASE WAIT
Depending on the connected disk drive, the FS-2/2E may or may not display
Please Wait during boot up.
Once booted, if no disk drive is connected to the FS-2/2E (either through the
internal slot or externally using the HDD I/O port), the following screen appears:
NO DISK
DETECTED
MENU
Insert a drive into the front panel drive bay or connect a FireWire disk drive to the
HDD I/O port.
If you received a drive from Focus Enhancements, it should be configured and
ready to use. If the message No Disk Detected appears, make sure the drive is inserted
properly.
If the message No Format Detected appears, you must partition and format the
inserted drive before use. The FS-2/2E prompts you through the steps required to
perform a format.
Warning: Formatting and Portioning Erases All Data On the Disk.
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Once ready for use, the FS-2/2E default menu screen appears as follows:
2
3
4
5
1
6
9
ꢀ
COUNTER
STOP
1-001
7
8
00:00:00:00
DISK 1
183 Min
10
FOLDER
11
13
MENU
DISP
SHFT
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1. Play/Record Status Symbol
This symbol displays a graphical representation of the current FS-2/2E state
as follows:
ꢀ- STOP
ꢀ,ꢁ- Play or Reverse play
ꢀꢀ- Fast Forward search and speed
ꢁꢁ- Fast Back search and speed
ꢁ- Record and Record mode
|| - Pause
Each symbol has multiple display modes.
2. Record/Play Status Indicator
In this space, the FS-2/2E displays a character that indicates what record or
playback mode it is in. The characters displayed and their respective modes
3. Current System Status
The current system status of the FS-2/2E is displayed in the top left corner of
the LCD display. For instance, it displays whether the FS-2/2E is in record,
play, stop, pause, fast search or slow motion modes.
4. Volume Number
The volume or disk number of the current clip recording or playback session
is displayed in the top right corner of the LCD display. For example, a display
value of 2-014 identifies a track as being on volume 2.
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5. Track or Clip Number
The track number is displayed in the top right corner of the LCD Display. This
is the current clip or track number being recorded or played back. For
example, a display value of 2-014 identifies a track as being clip 14 on volume
2.
6. Timecode/User Bit Display Mode
This identifies the display mode for timecode or user bit values. Selections are:
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COUNTER - Counts frames during record or playback of the current clip
only.
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REMAINING - Counts down the number of frames available (time) on a
particular disk during a record session. In a playback session, this dis-
play shows the remaining time on the current clip.
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DV NTSC or PAL - Displays the external timecode value being generated
by a camcorder or other device during a record session. Timecode mode
page 60 of this user guide). In playback mode, this displays the embed-
ded DV timecode value in a particular track.
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USER BIT - Displays the set user bit value in a particular clip. A user bit
user guide).
ABSOLUTE - Displays an absolute timecode value for the particular ses-
sion (sum of all COUNTER timecodes on connected volumes). This is
primarily used when you set the FS-2/2E to AV/C mode and are con-
trolling it with an external FireWire device, such as a computer.
The FS-2/2E Does Not Accept NDF TC Values in DF TC Mode.
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AUDIOMETER - Displays left and right levels in db. The scale indicates -
10db, -4db, and 0db. This display mode is only available for the FS-2E, or
the FS-2 (with the 2.0 upgrade). The 2 lines on the menu appear similar to
the following:
PLAY 1-001
-10 -40
ꢀ ꢀꢀ
L
R
DISK 1
530min
DISP
SHFT
7. Timecode or User Bit Value
Displays the timecode or user bit value of display mode selected as follows:
00:00:00:00 - Drop Frame
00:00:00:00 - Non Drop Frame
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8. Current Disk Volume
Displays the current disk volume in relation to available space.
9. Available Space on Volume
Displays the space in time available on the current volume, for example,
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DISK 1 183min - Current Disk time remaining is 183 minutes
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NO DISK - No attached Disk
10. Folder Display
In record or playback, this displays the particular folder a clip is in (if
applicable). If playing an entire folder (PLAY FROM menu set to particular
folder), it displays the folder name as follows: [FOLDER].
11. Soft Key One (MENU) Function Display
Displays the current function related to Soft Key 1 (left key on the top row of
buttons). You can use this key for opening the FS-2/2E Menu and also as a
STOP key during a recording.
12. Soft Key Two (DISP) Function Display
Displays current function of Soft Key 2 (middle key on the top row of
buttons). This changes the TC display between COUNTER, REMAINING, DV TC
(NTSC or PAL), USER BIT, and ABSOLUTE when in record or playback modes.
For the FS-2E, or the FS-2 with the 2.0 upgrade, there is an additional
AUDIOMETER display mode.
13. Soft Key Three (SHFT) Function Display
Displays current function of Soft Key 3 (right key on the top row of buttons).
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2.5 FS-2/2E Menus and Functions
The FS-2/2E features a comprehensive menu system which allows a number of
features to be initiated and setup. The menu system contains the following
selections:
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RECORD MODE
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NORMAL REC
RETRO DISK
RETRO CACHE
LOOP RECORD
STILL
TIME LAPSE
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CONTROL MODE
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LOCAL (selections include: NORMAL, INDEX AT TC, INDEX AT SCENE)
REMOTE
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AV/C (selections include NORMAL, INDEX AT TC, INDEX AT SCENE)
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SYNCRO SLAVE (selections include NEW FILE [for FS-2E, or FS-2 with
2.0 upgrade only], SAME FILE [for FS-2E, or FS-2 with 2.0 upgrade
only])
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PLAY MODE
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PLAY CLIP
LOOP CLIP
LOOP ALL
PLAY ALL
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PLAY FROM MODE
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TRACK LIST
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PLAY LIST
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FOLDER LIST (selections include: NONE, KEEPER, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
PLAYLIST
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OPEN
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SAVE
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NEW
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EDIT (selections include REMOVE CLIP, INSERT CLIP, and MOVE CLIP).
VIEW
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DELETE LIST
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HDD BYPASS
INTERNAL HDD
RECORD FORMAT
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RAW DV
AVI TYPE 1
AVI TYPE 2
CANOPUS AVI
MATROX AVI
QUICKTIME
30
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AVID OMF
PINNACLE
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24P AVI TYPE 2 (for FS-2E, or FS-2 with 2.0 upgrade only)
24P QUICKTIME (for FS-2E, or FS-2 with 2.0 upgrade only)
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SETUP
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SET DATE & TIME (sub-menus include SET DATE, SET TIME)
OS VERSION NO
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OS UPGRADE
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PAL/NTSC (selections include NTSC, PAL)
RS422 REMOTE
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TYPE (selections include BVW-75, GENERIC)
TC SOURCE (selections include ABS, DV, COUNTER)
COMPOSITE (selections include BALANCED and AES/EBU)
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AUDIO INPUT
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COMPOSITE (selections include BALANCED and AES/EBU)
Y/C (selections include BALANCED and AES/EBU)
COMPONENT (selections include BALANCED and AES/EBU)
SDI (selections include EMBEDDED, BALANCED, AES/EBU)
DV (selection is EMBEDDED)
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AUDIO IN LEVELS
TC MODE
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EXT TC (selections include SELECTED INPUT, LTC)
REC RUN
REGEN
FREE RUN
TC SET
TC PRESET
UB PRESET
TC DELAY (FS-2E only)
DROP/NON-DROP (sub-menus include DROP, NON-DROP)
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ON SCREEN DIS (sub-menus include ABS, TC, MENU, OFF)
FF/RW HI RES (sub-menus include ENABLE, DISABLE)
GPI PORT (sub-menus include DISABLE, PAUSE/UNPAUSE, INDEX/NEW
FILE, REC SNAPSHOT)
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BACKLIGHT (selections include ON, OFF, AUTO OFF)
STOP OUTPUT (selections include GRAY, NO OUTPUT, CLIP PREVIEW,
CUSTOM)
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AUDIO CORRECT (selections include OFF, MEDIUM, HIGH)
PREFERENCES (selections include SAVE, RESTORE)
FOLDER PREF (selections include SCENE MARK and AUTO MARK)
ANALOG OUT (selections include COMPOSITE, COMPONENT)
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NETWORK SETUP
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IP SETTINGS (selections include DHCP, CUSTOM IP)
USER/PASSWORD
VIEW IP INFO
SERVICES (selections include FTP [ENABLE/DISABLE], TELNET
[ENABLE/DISABLE], WEB [ENABLE/DISABLE])
GENLOCK (selections include SOURCE [REF VIDEO/FREERUN], SC PHASE,
H PHASE)
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VIDEO OUT ADJ
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COMPOSITE Y/C (selections include HUE, SATURATION, BRIGHT-
NESS, CONTRAST, BLACKLEVEL, [0/7.5])
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COMPONENT (selections include Y, U, V)
COMPNT LEVEL
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INPUT (selections include SMPTE, BETA, MII)
OUTPUT (selections include SMPTE, BETA, MII)
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UTILITIES
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ORGANIZE PINN
ORGANIZE CLIP
ORGANIZE OMF
DELETE CLIP
FORMAT
PARTITION
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REPAIR (selections include CHECKDISK, CURRENT CLIP)
FILE NAME
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FACTORY RESET
DIAGNOSTIC
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Each of these selections is explained in this chapter.
To enter the FS-2/2E main menu, press the MENU key or soft key 1 (MENU) while
in STOP mode. The following menu screen appears:
RECORD MODE
CONTROL MODE
PLAY MODE
ꢀ
ꢀ
ꢀ
ꢀ
PLAY FROM
EXIT
SEL
ꢂ
2.5.1 Menu Items
The four line list indicates the currently highlighted menu item. Push soft
key 3 (under the ꢂsymbol) to see more selections. To scroll up through the
menu, press SHIFT + soft key 3.
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2.5.2 Sub-Menu Available
The ꢀsymbol at the end of a line indicates a menu item that has a sub-
menu available. Press the SEL soft key, to display the sub-menu.
2.5.3 Soft Keys
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EXIT -- Press EXIT to return to the
FS-2/2E main menu screen.
SEL -- Press SEL to select the current menu item. If a sub-menu is
available, it will open.
Scroll Arrow -- The ꢂor ꢃ symbol allows you to scroll up or down
through menu items.
2.5.4 Record Menu
The FS-2/2E RECORD MENU allows you to enable different record
functions.
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Select the mode. by pressing SEL to open the sub menu.
Press EXIT to exit back to the menu screen.
Once you select a particular mode in the Record Mode menu, the FS-2/2E
remains in that mode until a different mode is selected.
Available items in the RECORD MENU are:
•
•
•
•
•
NORMAL REC
RETRO DISK
RETRO CACHE
LOOP RECORD
STILL
•
TIME LAPSE
No Space Left Message
When an inserted or attached HDD is nearly full, in some record sessions,
the HDD time remaining may display 001min remaining. If you press
RECORD, the FS-2/2E sometimes displays NO SPACE LEFT. Focus
Enhancements advises that when a disk drive is close to being full, you
make sure other disk drives are readily available in order to avoid lost
footage
2.5.4.1
Normal Record
This is the standard and default record mode. When you press
REC, the FS-2/2E begins standard recording. Press the REC once
to put the FS-2/2E into REC PAUSE mode. Press it again to put the
FS-2/2E into RECORD mode.
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Press STOP once to pause your recording. To stop the recording
session entirely, press STOP once again. Use the REC button to
restart the recording.
2.5.4.2
Retro Disk
RETRO DISK
HDD AVAIL:
183 Min
RETRO TIME:
15 Min
EXIT
ꢃ
ꢂ
RETRO DISK Record constantly buffers video in a loop to a
determined amount of space on the hard-disk drive so that when
record is triggered, a retro time period can be added to the
beginning of any clip. You can select the RETRO DISK value to
close the available disk drive space.
1. Set RETRO TIME by pressing the ꢃand ꢂbuttons. Time is
selectable in one minute increments.
2. Hold the button for more than 3 seconds to allow numbers to
increase by 10 times.
3. Press EXIT to return to the RECORD.
Press the REC key when in RETRO DISK mode to put the FS-2/2E
into a RETRO DISK state (the FS-2/2E's REC button flashes as if in
REC-PAUSE state). The FS-2/2E is actually recording in this state,
but until you press the REC key a second time, the video records
over itself in a continuous loop. RETRO DISK always keeps at
least the selected amount of time in a series of one minute clips.
For instance, if you set the RETRO DISK value to 3 minutes, the
FS-2 always has 3 minutes (made up of three, one (1) minute clips)
of video saved to disk. As the recording goes past the 3 minute
point, a fourth clip is created. Once that clip reaches one minute,
the oldest of the previous 3 clips is deleted. Another fourth clip is
then created.
If you select a RETRO session that is 60 minutes or greater, instead
of one minute clips, the FS-2/2E creates 9 minute, 13 second clips
(2GB clips on disk). The functionality of RETRO DISK remains the
same. The larger file size prevents the FS-2/2E from reaching its
999 track limitation for very long RETRO records.
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Due to larger files sizes, the maximum amount of drive space
available is decreased to accommodate the last recording in a
session. For instance, if you have 90 minutes of disk space
remaining, after you set RETRO record to less than 60 minutes,
the available space changes to 88 minutes of available disk space.
If you set RETRO time to 88 minutes, the recording will be made
up of about nine and a half 9 minute, 13 second clips. There must
be space available in this situation in order to record the final clip
which eventually will write over clip 1. This ensures that at any
given time, at least 88 minutes of video exists after a complete
RETRO DISK record loop.
Minimum Disk Space Requirements
The FS-2/2E must always have at least one minute of disk space (under
60 minutes) or 9 minutes, 13 seconds of disk space (when the RETRO
DISK value is set to greater than 60 minutes) remaining in addition to the
RETRO DISK value, in order to function correctly. For instance, it is not
possible to set a RETRO DISK value of one minute if only one minute of
disk space remains.
Once RETRO DISK time is set, you can exit the Menus and return
to the Main Screen. An L appears next to the record symbol on the
FS-2/2E's display. Press the REC key once to put the FS-2/2E
immediately into RETRO DISK RECORD. Clips are being recorded
to disk for X number of minutes in one or nine minute increments
(each as a separate track).
The REC button flashes (as when the unit is in pause). When you
press the REC key, the FS-2/2E leaves RETRO DISK mode and
goes into standard record.
All one minute tracks in the recorded loop sequence appear and
are saved as their own tracks on disk (for example, 1-001, 1-002, 1-
003, and so on) except for the recording that was in progress,
which takes on the characteristics of a standard track. At this
stage, the FS-2/2E is in standard record mode and the L on the
display disappears. No frames are lost across tracks during the
record session.
Once paused, the unit returns to RETRO DISK record mode (the L
reappears in the LCD and viewfinder) for further RETRO
recordings or until it is disabled in the RETRO DISK screen.
RETRO DISK can be used in LOCAL and SYNCRO SLAVE record
control modes.
WARNING: Make certain that the FS-2/2E is in STOP mode
before removing the disk drive from the system.
Do Not Attempt to Remove the drive when the FS-2/2E is in
REC or REC-PAUSE mode.
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2.5.4.3
Retro Cache
RETRO CACHE
CACHE: 10 sec
EXIT
ꢃ
ꢂ
RETRO CACHE Record constantly caches your video in a loop up
to a 10 second data buffer. In this way, when the record is begun, a
retro time period is added to the beginning of any clip.
Pressing the REC key when in RETRO CACHE mode puts the FS-
2/2E into a RETRO CACHE state (the tally light on the FS-2/2E
flashes as if in PAUSE state). The FS-2/2E is actually recording in
this state, but until you press the REC key a second time, the video
records over itself in a continuous loop. It is much the same as
RETRO DISK recording, except that it utilizes a data buffer
separate to the disk drive to cache video.
RETRO CACHE is also accurate down to the frame instead of the
1 minute clips used in RETRO DISK. Once a RETRO CACHE
value is set, pressing the REC key once puts the FS-2/2E
immediately into RETRO CACHE Record. A C now appears next to
the record symbol on the FS-2/2E's display.
Video is being recorded to the FS-2/2E cache. The REC button
flashes (as if the unit is in pause). When you press the REC key,
the FS-2/2E exits the RETRO CACHE Record mode and goes into
standard record (the C on the display disappears).
Any clip recorded in this mode has the contents of the cache
added to the beginning of the clip.
Once paused, the unit returns to the RETRO CACHE record mode
again (the C reappears in the LCD) for further RETRO CACHE
recordings or until it is disabled in the RETRO CACHE by setting
the RETRO CACHE time to zero seconds.
RETRO CACHE record can be used in LOCAL and SYNCRO
SLAVE record control modes.
2.5.4.4
Loop Record
When LOOP RECORD is selected after recording has begun,
video is recorded to available disk space. Clips are recorded to
disk continuously in one-minute clips (up to 60 minutes), or 9
minute clips (for loops over 60 minutes, 2GB files).
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When the disk capacity’s record time is reached, an additional
one-minute (or 2GB) segment is created. After this clip is
complete, the oldest one-minute clip (or 2GB segment) is recorded
over, followed by each sequential oldest clip.
When you press STOP during a record session, recording stops
and clips in the current LOOP RECORD session are saved to disk.
They are also saved in a single folder.
Loop Record Only Works with One Disk Drive.
Still
2.5.4.5
When you select STILL when REC has begun, a single frame is
grabbed.
You can grab a still quickly by pressing SHIFT and REC on the
front panel when you are in any record mode.
Use STILL with LOCAL and SYNCRO SLAVE record control
modes. If STILL is the record mode when power is cut to the unit
or it is turned off, and then rebooted, the FS-2/2E goes to
NORMAL REC mode.
2.5.4.6
Time Lapse
TIME LAPSE
00:00:00:00
|ꢁꢁ& ꢀꢀ|
MOVES CURSOR
ꢃ
EXIT
ꢂ
You can select an interval of up to twenty-four hours. The interval
is the period of time between the FS-2/2E capture of a single
frame of video (a value of 00:00:00:00 means no frames will be
recorded).
1. Set REC INTERVAL by pressing the TIME ꢃand ꢂbuttons.
Select the time in frames (up to 30 for NTSC or 25 for PAL),
then seconds (up to 59), then minutes up to 59, then hours up
to 23.
2. Use |ꢁꢁand ꢀꢀ| keys to scroll between values.
3. Press EXIT to return to the menu screen.
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2.5.5 Control Mode Menu
ꢀ
LOCAL
REMOTE
ꢀ
ꢀ
AV/C
SYNCRO SLAVE
ꢂ
EXIT
SEL
1. Select the Control mode. The highlighted mode is the current mode
after exit.
2. Press EXIT to return to the menu screen.
Control Mode has the following functions:
•
•
•
LOCAL
REMOTE
AV/C
•
SYNCRO SLAVE
2.5.5.1
Local
NORMAL
INDEX AT TC
INDEX AT SCENE
EXIT
ꢃ
ꢂ
Select these options to control the FS-2/2E from the front panel
buttons only. You can also control the FS-2/2E with the optional
wired remote control unit (ACSS-0019-01). This can be purchased
at the Focus Enhancements online store,
https://www.focusinfo.com/webstore/webstore.asp.
This sub-menu contains the following selections:
•
•
Normal Mode - default - In this mode, recordings are
captured to a single base file until STOP is triggered, or the
nine minute file size limit is reached.
Index at TC - In this mode, recordings are continuous until a
break in the incoming timecode stream is detected, or the
nine minute file size limit is reached. At that time, a new file
is automatically created. No frames are lost during the
transition to a new clip.
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•
Index at Scene - In this mode, recordings are continuous
until a scene break is detected in the incoming video stream,
or the nine minute file size limit is reached. At that time, a
new file is automatically created within one second of the
scene change. No frames are lost during the transition to a
new clip..
The Index at Scene option watches the DV stream for an index
marker that is recorded to tape when a new scene, or record
session starts. It depends upon the camcorder when this index is
recorded to tape. Some camcorders record the index at every
scene, or when the camera is placed in and out of record pause.
Other cameras, only record the index marker at the beginning of
every record session; in other words, the camera needs to be
placed into STOP or powered-off between indices. Refer to your
camcorder's manual for more information.
2.5.5.2
Remote
Select this function to control the FS-2/2E by an external device
through the RS-422 port. The FS-2/2E takes on the characteristics
of a VTR as setup in the RS422 menu screen in the SETUP menu.
You cannot use the FS-2/2E front panel controls in this mode.
The FS-2/2E has a menu item that allows the FS-2/2E to appear to
external controllers as a Sony BVW-75 BetaSP VTR when in
Remote RS422 mode. It also has a generic RS422 mode.
In remote, you can also slave an FS-2/2E to another device (such
as a Betacam or other non-DV deck) using the RS422 port.
FS-2/2E Does Not Support All BVW-75 Control Functions
This mode is only for greater compatibility with existing control systems.
RS422 supported commands.
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2.5.5.3
AV/C
NORMAL
INDEX AT TC
INDEX AT SCENE
EXIT
ꢃ
ꢂ
Use these settings in PLAYBACK and other situations where the
FS-2/2E is controlled by an external FireWire device (such as a DV
NLE system).
There three options in this sub-menu:
•
•
Normal Mode - default - In this mode, recordings are
captured to a single base file until STOP is triggered, or the
nine minute file size limit is reached.
Index at TC - In this mode, recordings are continuous until a
break in the incoming timecode stream is detected, or the
nine minute file size limit is reached. At that time, a new file
is automatically created. No frames are lost during the
transition to a new clip.
•
Index at Scene - In this mode, recordings are continuous
until a scene break is detected in the incoming video stream,
or the nine minute file size limit is reached. At that time, a
new file is automatically created within one second of the
scene change. No frames are lost during the transition to a
new clip. Refer to the note under Local mode regarding
index markers.
AV/C does not function completely with all NLE systems.
Contact Focus Enhancements technical support for more information.
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2.5.5.4
Syncro Slave
NEW FILE
SAME FILE
EXIT
ꢃ
ꢂ
The FS-2E and the FS-2 (with the 2.0 upgrade), has two settings in
Syncro Slave:
•
NEW FILE - default - This setting, and the FS-2E is triggered
to stop recording from the camcorder, the current file is
closed and a new file is opened ready for the next recording.
•
SAME FILE - This option appends the new recording onto the
same file. This significantly cuts down on the number of files
created and is ideal for many applications.
In SYNCRO SLAVE mode, a camcorder and the FS-2/2E share the
same record function and the FS-2/2E is slaved to the camcorder.
Once it is set and you exit the CONTROL menu, they return to the
default menu screen. The FS-2/2E also immediately enters REC
PAUSE mode and a Y appears next to the record symbol on the FS-
2/2E interface.
All recording is controlled by the camcorder exclusively. Every
time you press the camcorder’s REC button, the FS-2/2E goes into
the selected RECORD mode. Each time you start recording on
your camcorder, a new track is created on disk.
When used with RETRO DISK or RETRO CACHE functions, as
soon as SYNCRO SLAVE is set, the camcorder begins filling up the
selected retro record buffer. Press the REC button on the
camcorder and the contents of the retro buffer are appended to the
start of your clip.
The FS-2/2E buttons (other than MENU) are locked out when in
this mode. It is also not possible to use the optional FS-2/2E
remote control units. You must exit SYNCRO SLAVE by entering
the CONTROL menu by pressing the MENU button when on the
FS-2/2E main menu. If the camcorder is set to VTR mode, the FS-
2/2E’s control panel becomes active in order to allow playback.
If a tape ends while using SYNCRO SLAVE mode, the FS-2/2E
continues to record.
At this point, to stop a recording, push the FS-2/2E STOP button
twice.
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2.5.6 Play Mode Menu
PLAY CLIP
LOOP CLIP
LOOP ALL
PLAY ALL
ꢃ
EXIT
ꢂ
1. Select the mode. The highlighted mode is the current mode after exit.
2. Press EXIT to return to the menu screen. The default mode is PLAY
CLIP.
2.5.6.1
Play Clip
For this function, the FS-2/2E plays the selected clip from start to
finish when you press the PLAY button. At the end of the selected
clip, the FS-2/2E pauses.
2.5.6.2
Loop Clip
For this function, the FS-2/2E plays the selected clip from start to
finish. Immediately after completing the clip, the FS-2/2E begins
playing the clip again without a pause. It plays this clip until
stopped.
2.5.6.3
2.5.6.4
Loop All
For this function, the FS-2/2E plays the entire contents of the disk
(all clips) in order from start to finish. At the end of the last clip,
the FS-2/2E begins to play from the beginning of the first clip
again without a pause. It plays these clips until stopped.
Play All
For this function, the FS-2/2E plays the entire contents of the disk
(all clips) in order from start to finish. At the end of the last clip,
the FS-2/2E pauses.
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2.5.7 Play From Mode Menu
TRACK LIST
PLAY LIST
ꢀ
FOLDER LIST
ꢃ
EXIT
ꢂ
This selection allows you to select the playback list used in play mode.
There are three options available.
1. Select the mode. The highlighted mode is the current mode after exit.
2. Press SEL for the highlighted menu item to open the sub-menu. When
you exit the menu, the last menu item is the current mode.
3. Scroll from value to value using the FORWARD and BACK INDEX
buttons.
4. Press ꢂand ꢃto scroll through digits in the value.
5. Press EXIT to return to the menu screen.
2.5.7.1
Track List
When you select this setting, all clips on attached disk drives are
played back sequentially based on the order of their base file
name regardless of whether they have been marked in the
KEEPER or SCENE MARKING folders. If Track List is selected, all
PLAY MODES relate to all clips on the connected disk drives.
2.5.7.2
2.5.7.3
Play List
This selection plays the items in the current playlist.
Folder List
When you select this setting, you can play back clips only from a
selected folder. The highlighted folder is the selected folder after
exiting. When selecting FOLDER, all PLAY modes relate only to
clips in the selected folder.
When the FS-2/2E PLAY menu is set to TRACKLIST the name of
the current folder appears without brackets on the LCD display
(for example, 2 SCENE 2).
When the PLAY FROM menu is set to FOLDERS, the name of the
current folder appears in brackets on the LCD display (for
example, 2 <SCENE 2>).
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2.5.8 Playlist Menu
ꢀ
ꢀ
OPEN
SAVE
NEW
EDIT
ꢀ
ꢃ
EXIT
The Playlist menu options are:
SEL
•
•
OPEN
SAVE
•
•
NEW
EDIT
VIEW
•
•
DELETE
The FS-2/2E playlist feature allows you to playback clips in a custom, user-
defined order.
Playlists are created using the FS-2/2E front panel. You can mark in and out
play points on clips. Multiple playlists can be opened, saved and edited at
any time. Use the PLAY FROM menu to select the playlist to playback. Use
the PLAYLIST menu selection to modify, open or save playlists.
Playlists can be named with an 8 character/number name (such as 04-05-04
or PROMO2).
A playlist can consist of multiple sequences with whole or portions of
recorded clips. Each sequence gets a number in the playlist starting with
001. The corresponding track number of the clip sequence is also displayed
(for example, 1-005 is a sequence from track five on volume 1).
Select the mode from the list.
1. Press SEL when highlighting a menu item to open the sub-menu.
When you exit the menu, the last menu item is the current mode.
2. Press EXIT to return to the menu screen. These settings are saved on
power down.
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2.5.8.1
Open
Open allows you to open a playlist on disk. Do this as follows:
1. In the PLAYLIST menu, select the OPEN option.
A display similar to the following appears.
03-20-20
06-20-20
03-25-20
03-30-20
ꢃ
EXIT
SEL
2. Once the sub menu is opened, select the desired playlist
from the list. A screen similar to the following appears.
PLAY LIST
OPENED
03-20-20
EXIT
PLAY
VIEW
3. Once selected, you can VIEW or PLAY the playlist.
If you select the PLAY option, EXIT to the main display and
press PLAY. The PLAYLIST button lights and playback will
be from the selected Playlist only.
You can also play from a playlist using the PLAY FROM >
PLAYLIST menu.
Only one playlist can be opened at a time.
Save Changes Before Opening Another Playlist
If you open a playlist without saving changes to a playlist using the SAVE
menu option, the changes are lost.
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2.5.8.2
Save
When a playlist has been created or modified, use the SAVE
option to write it to disk.
If you modify a playlist, upon exiting, the SAVE function
automatically appears.
If you have made modifications and wish to save them as a new
playlist, modify the file name prior to saving it.
SAVE PLAYLIST?
02-20-20
ꢃ
ꢂ
NEXT
Select NEXT and a display similar to the following appears.
CONTINUE SAVE?
02-20-20
BACK
NO
YES
Select YES or NO.
2.5.8.3
2.5.8.4
New
Even if a playlist is open, you can begin creating a new one. If you
create a new playlist without saving changes using the SAVE
menu option, the changes are lost.
Edit
The edit menu allows you to modify an existing playlist.
The selected playlist must be opened in order to edit. EDIT allows
you to REMOVE, INSERT or MOVE clips within a playlist.
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2.5.8.4.1
REMOVE a Clip
To remove a clip, use the following steps:
1. Select EDIT from the PLAYLIST menu and then
REMOVE CLIP. You are given a list of clips in the
open playlist. (If no clips are in the playlist, the
message PLAYLIST EMPTY appears.)
0001
0002
0003
0004
1-001
1-004
1-001
1-003
ꢃ
ꢂ
NEXT
2. Select the clip you wish to remove and then press
NEXT.
DELETE ITEM?
HDD:
01
CLIP:
00:00:01:23
00:00:02:00
0001
1-003
EXIT
NO
YES
3. You will be asked again if you are sure you want
to delete the item from the playlist.
2.5.8.4.2
INSERT a Clip
The INSERT CLIP option allows you to insert a clip in
an existing playlist. A playlist must be opened and
you must have marked in and out points for the clip
you would like to insert before continuing.
1. From the PLAYLIST menu, select EDIT > INSERT
CLIP. The selected clip number and its details will
be listed.
2. Press NEXT.
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3. Select between inserting at the BEGIN, END or
CUSTOM (user-specified) part of playlist. Once
you have selected your choice, the updated
playlist is displayed.
INSERT ITEM
IN CLIP 1-001
OUT CLIP 1-001
1 00:00:01:23
0 00:00:02:00
EXIT
NEXT
2.5.8.4.3
MOVE a Clip
The MOVE CLIP option allows you to move a clip
within an existing playlist. To move a clip, use the
following steps:
1. Select MOVE CLIP from the PLAYLIST > EDIT
menu.
2. Once selected, scroll to the clip you wish to move.
0001
0002
0003
0004
1-001
1-004
1-001
1-003
ꢂ
EXIT
NEXT
3. Press NEXT. The clip information displays.
CLIP INFO
HDD:
01
CLIP:
0001
00:00:01:23
00:00:02:00
EXIT
BACK
NEXT
4. Select NEXT. You can move the clip to the BEGIN,
END or CUSTOM (user-specified) part of the
playlist.
5. Press NEXT. The updated playlist is displayed.
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2.5.8.5
View
The VIEW option allows you to view the track information of an
OPEN playlist. A playlist must be opened in order to view.
1. Select VIEW from the PLAYLIST > EDIT menu.
0001
0002
0003
0004
1-001
1-004
1-001
1-003
ꢃ
ꢂ
NEXT
2. Scroll to the desired clip, then select NEXT. The clip
information is displayed.
CLIP INFO
HDD:
01
CLIP:
0001
00:00:01:23
00:00:02:00
EXIT
BACK
NEXT
2.5.8.6
Delete List
The DELETE LIST option allows you to delete an entire playlist.
1. Select DELETE LIST from the PLAYLIST menu. All the
playlists on disk are displayed.
03-20-20
06-20-20
03-25-20
03-30-20
ꢂ
EXIT
SEL
2. Select the playlist you wish to delete and press SEL. You are
asked to confirm the request: DELETE PLAYLIST XX-XX-XX?
3. Press YES to complete the deletion.
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2.5.9 HDD Bypass
GO TO HDD
BYPASS?
EXIT
NO
YES
HDD Bypass mode allows the connected FireWire hard drives to be
mounted or dismounted to a computer without removing them from the
FS-2E.
Attach FireWire Cable Before Enabling HDD Bypass
Before enabling HDD Bypass, attach a FireWire cable to the computer and HDD
I/O port on the rear panel of the FS-2E. For more details, see Connecting the FS-
In this mode, the computer connects to the “HDD
I/O” port on the FS-2/2E Rear Connector Panel.
1. To Exit this mode, press the EXIT key.
2. Be sure to properly dismount the FireWire drive from the computer
system before exiting HDD Bypass mode on the FS-2/2E.
2.5.10 Internal HDD
The internal HDD function allows you to remove the front mounted IDE
drive from FS-2/2E without first having to power the unit down.
1. Select INTERNAL HDD by pressing the SEL button.
2. Answer YES to question, Remove Internal HDD?
To abort, select EXIT.
3. Remove the disk drive from the FS-2/2E when prompted. To remove
the hard drive, push the latch on the front right of the drive to the
right. The drive handle pops out from the face of the drive. Then
carefully pull the drive out from the drive bay. Press EXIT to complete
the process.
To reinsert the drive, slide it back into the drive bay and press the handle
back into place until you hear a click. The drive will be recognized by the
FS-2/2E after about a minute.
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2.5.11 Record Format Menu
RAW DV
AVI TYPE1
AVI TYPE2
CANOPUS AVI
MATROX AVI
QUICKTIME
EXIT
ꢂ
ꢃ
The RECORD FORMAT menu allows selection of particular DTE
Technology native NLE file formats prior to recording. All files are in the
DV25 standard.
•
The FS-2E supports the RAW DV formats:
•
•
•
•
AVI TYPE1
AVI TYPE2
CANOPUS AVI
MATROX AVI
•
•
QUICKTIME
AVID OMF
•
PINNACLE
•
24P AVI TYPE2*
•
24P QUICKTIME*
* NTSC only.
1. Select a format to activate it. The highlighted format is the current
format after exit.
2. Use ꢂto scroll through the selections.
3. Press EXIT to return to the menu screen.
When recording in AVID OMF or PINNACLE AVI format, you must first do an
Organize PINN or Organize OMF before using clips in an NLE. Refer to
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2.5.12 Setup Menu
ꢀ
ꢀ
ꢀ
ꢀ
SET DATE&TIME
OS VERSION #
OS UPGRADE
PAL/NTSC
ꢂ
EXIT
SEL
The SETUP menu allows you to set various functions of the FS-2/2E.
•
•
•
•
Select the menu item.
Press SEL to open the sub menu (where applicable).
Use ꢂto scroll through the selections.
Press EXIT to return to the menu screen.
The SETUP menu contains the following selections:
•
•
•
•
•
SET DATE&TIME
OS VERSION #
OS UPGRADE
PAL/NTSC
RS422 REMOTE
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
AUDIO INPUT
AUDIO IN LEVEL
TC MODE
TC SET
ON SCREEN DIS
FF/RW HI RES
GPI PORT
BACKLIGHT
STOP OUTPUT
AUDIO CORRECT
PREFERENCES
FOLDER PREF
ANALOG OUT
NETWORK SETUP
GENLOCK
VIDEO OUT ADJ
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2.5.12.1 Set Date & Time
This selection provides a way to set date and time for file naming
purposes. Date and Time are set in different menus.
1. Select the menu item.
ꢀ
ꢀ
SET DATE
SET TIME
ꢂ
EXIT
SEL
2. Press SEL to open one of the following sub menus.
SYSTEM DATE
10/01/07
MM/DD/YY
|ꢁꢁ& ꢀꢀ|
MOVES CURSOR
ꢃ
EXIT
ꢂ
SYSTEM TIME
17:20:12
Hh:Mm:Ss
|ꢁꢁ& ꢀꢀ|
MOVES CURSOR
ꢃ
EXIT
ꢂ
3. Move from field to field using the FORWARD and BACK
INDEX Buttons.
4. Press ꢃand ꢂto scroll through digits in the value.
5. Press EXIT to return to the menu screen. Regardless of the
display, the file name always remains as follows:
YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.xxx
(Year-Month-Date-Hour-Minute-Second).
The date and time form the basis of the FS-2/2E file naming
structure for use of clips on a computer.
On the FS-2/2E, files are identified by TRACK and VOLUME
(disk drive) number on the LCD. For instance, a file on the FS-2/
2E LCD identified as 1-043 is clip number 43 on Volume (disk) 1.
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On a computer, files are identified by their base file name made
up of DATE and TIME. For instance, a clip named 20050615-
210943-01.mov is a clip that began recording at 9:09:43PM on June
15th. 2005.
DATE/TIME is used when creating file names only. The FS-2/2E does
not record this information into the stream. The FS-2/2E records the date
and time which is in the DV stream sent from the input source.
2.5.12.2 OS Version #
OS VERSION
2.0.2.01100606
EXIT
This selection displays the current FS-2/2E Operating System
(OS) Firmware version.
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2.5.12.3 OS Upgrade
To upgrade operating system (OS) software, you must download
a new .bin file to a FireWire drive on your computer. The latest
version of FS-2/2E software can be downloaded from http://
www.focusinfo.com/support.
There are three methods for installing new FS-2/2E software:
•
•
•
Via the Web Interface, see Updating FS-2E Software via FTP
Directly onto the FS-2/2E internal drive, see the following
procedure.
From an external FireWire drive, see the following
procedure.
To begin:
1. Download software from the Focus Website to your local
computer.
2. Unzip file using WinZip (Windows) or Stuffit (Macintosh)
on a computer system with a FireWire (IEEE-1394)
connection.
3. Rename the unzipped file, XXXX.bin, to fs2.bin.
2.5.12.3.1 Copy Software to FS-2/2E Internal Drive
To install new OS software onto the internal drive of
the FS-2/2E, do the following:
1. Using a FireWire cable, connect the computer and
FS-2/2E through the FS-2/2E port labeled, To
HDD.
2. Copy the fs2.bin file to the internal drive of the
FS-2/2E.
3. Enter the FS-2/2E menu and select SETUP.
4. From the SETUP menu, select OS UPGRADE.
The following screen appears:
UPGRADE
SYSTEM
FIRMWARE?
EXIT
NO
YES
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5. Select YES.
The following warning appears:
UPGRADE WILL
ERASE CURRENT
OS!!
CONTINUE?
EXIT
YES
NO
6. Select YES to begin the OS upgrade.
7. A message appears indicating the upgrade has
begun.
8. After upgrade is complete, power cycle the FS-2/
2E, to reboot the system. The new software is now
loaded and ready to use.
OS UPGRADE ERROR
If the FS-2/2E cannot find the .bin the LCD screen
displays the message OS UPGRADE ERROR.
Check the connections between the computer and
the FS-2/2E and the upgrade file’s file name.
2.5.12.3.2
Load Software from External Drive
Use this procedure to load new OS software into the
FS-2/2E without copying it to the internal drive.
1. Power OFF the FS-2/2E.
2. Remove the drive from the FS-2/2E.
3. Connect the external FireWire drive with the new
OS software to the FS-2/2E via its To HDD 1394
connector.
4. Power ON the FS-2/2E.
5. Follow steps 3 through 7 from the previous
instruction, Copy Software to FS-2/2E Internal
Drive.
6. Power OFF the FS-2/2E, disconnect the external
FireWire drive and re-install the FS-2/2E internal
drive.
7. Power ON the FS-2/2E.
This reboots the system and loads the software. It
is now ready for use.
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2.5.12.4 Restoring the Factory Default Operating System
To restore the factory default Operating System hold down the
Left and Middle soft keys located under the LCD during boot up.
2.5.12.5 PAL/NTSC
NTSC
PAL
ꢂ
EXIT
Use this screen to select the record standard as either PAL or
NTSC. The highlighted selection is the current one after exit. The
FS-2/2E uses this video standard for both playback and record.
Do Not Combine PAL and NTSC Clips on the Same Drive.
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2.5.12.6 RS422 Remote
This submenu allows you to setup the FS-2/2E for remote
operation using the RS422 control port.
For easy integration with existing control systems, you can make
the FS-2/2E look like either a Sony BVW-75 Betacam SP deck or a
generic recorder. Using the TC SOURCE submenu, you can also
select the timecode source for FS-2/2E control. Options are ABS,
DV and COUNTER.
ꢀ
ꢀ
TYPE
TC SOURCE
ꢂ
EXIT
SEL
You can set the FS-2/2E to two different remote modes:
•
BVW-75 – The FS-2/2E appears as and is identified as a Sony
BVW-75 BetaSP deck to the remote control device.
FS-2/2E Does Not Support All BVW-75 Control Functions
Some BVW-75 control functions are not available on the FS-2/2E.
The FS-2/2E mainly responds to commands such as PLAY, STOP,
REWIND, REC, FF, and so on. Commands such as Insert, Edit,
and other specialty commands are not possible.
information on supported commands.
•
Generic - The FS-2/2E appears as and is identified as a
generic device to the remote controller.
After setting up the FS-2/2E’s RS422 to control using an external
RS422 device:
•
Press the REMOTE button on the front panel or select
REMOTE from the Control Mode menu.
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2.5.12.7 Audio Input
ꢀ
ꢀ
ꢀ
ꢀ
COMPOSITE
Y/C
COMPONENT
SDI
ꢂ
EXIT
SEL
In this submenu, you can change the default audio input linked to
a particular video input.
Select the mode to activate it.
1. Press SEL for the highlighted menu item to open the sub-
menu. In the sub-menu, the currently highlighted mode is
the current mode after exit.
2. Press EXIT to return to the menu screen. These settings are
saved on power down.
Each video input and its available audio inputs are listed below:
•
Composite
•
•
Analog Balanced Audio (default)
AES/EBU Digital Audio
•
Y/C (S-Video)
•
•
Analog Balanced Audio (default)
AES/EBU Digital Audio
•
Component
•
Analog Balanced Audio (default)
•
AES/EBU Digital Audio
•
SDI
•
•
Embedded (default)
Analog Balanced Audio
AES/EBU Digital Audio
•
DV
•
•
Embedded (default)
The FS-2E provides the option to select channels 1 and 2 or
3 and 4 of the embedded audio of the SDI input stream. This
is an FS-2E feature only.
There is a SETUP > AUDIO INPUT > SDI > EMBEDDED
submenu that provides the following options:
•
•
CHAN 1 and 2
CHAN 3 and 4
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2.5.12.8 Audio In Levels
0.0dB
|--------------X------------|
ꢂ
ꢃ
EXIT
This menu item allows you to set the audio input levels for FS-2/
2E.
Adjust the audio level between -34.5dB and +4.5dB in 1.5dB
increments.
2.5.12.9 TC Mode
ꢀ
EXT TC
REC RUN
REGEN
FREE RUN
ꢂ
EXIT
SEL
This submenu allows you to select different timecode options for
use when the FS-2/2E is recording.
Select the mode.
1. Press SEL to open the sub-menu. When you exit the menu,
the highlighted menu item is the current mode.
2. Press EXIT to return to the menu screen. These settings are
saved on power down.
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This submenu contains the following selections:
•
•
•
EXT TC - Whatever the incoming timecode, the FS-2/2E
records it. You can select between SELECTED INPUT and LTC.
Select the desired TC source:
Selected Input
TC Source
VITC
Composite, Component, & Y/C
SDI
DV
LTC
Embedded DV TC
Choosing EXT TC mode will clear any stored timecode
value.
If the FS-2/2E is set to EXT TC when in SYNCRO SLAVE mode,
EXT TC stops once the tape in the camcorder ends. Focus
Enhancements suggests that you use a different TC mode when
using SYNCRO SLAVE. NOTE: TC Preset cannot be changed
while in the EXT TC mode.
REC RUN - In this mode, the FS-2/2E does the following:
•
1 Uses the last timecode number recorded + 1 as the
timecode number for the first frame of the next record-
ing.
•
•
2 Uses the number entered by a setting in the TC PRE-
SET menu for the first frame of the next recording.
The last number used is stored in the memory, so this
mode persists across recording sessions.
•
•
REGEN - After a disk is mounted (at startup, upon manual
connect) and after the track list has been constructed, the FS-
2/2E looks at the last track and looks at the timecode number
of the last frame in that track. The FS-2/2E stores that
number for use as the TC value (+ 1) for the first frame of the
next recording. If the drive is empty, the FS-2/2E uses the TC
PRESET(+ 1).
FREE RUN - When you enable FREE RUN mode, the FS-2/2E
begins counting from the value stored. If you use the TC
PRESET function, when the number is entered and the TC
PRESET menu is exited, the FS-2/2E begins counting from
that value.
Once a timecode value is set and the FS-2/2E is set to REC RUN or
FREE RUN timecode settings, the TC preset value becomes the
starting point for timecode.
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2.5.12.10 TC Set
ꢀ
ꢀ
TC PRESET
UB PRESET
ꢀ
ꢀ
TC DELAY
DROP/NON DROP
ꢂ
EXIT
SEL
This menu allows you to set Timecode values for various modes.
It also allows the selection of drop or non-drop frame (NTSC only)
settings.
The FS-2E, or FS-2 (with the 2.0 upgrade), has the added ability to delay
the recorded timecode relative to the content.
Once a timecode value is set and the FS-2/2E is set to REC RUN or
FREE RUN timecode settings, the TC preset value becomes the
starting point for timecode. Use this menu as follows:
1. Display this menu item by selecting it.
2. Press SEL to open the sub menu of choice.
3. Press EXIT to return to the menu screen.
4. For TC PRESET, scroll from field to field using the
FORWARD and BACK INDEX buttons.
5. Press ꢂand ꢃto scroll through digits in the value.
6. Press EXIT to return to the menu screen.
2.5.12.10.1 TC Preset
This selection allows you to set the starting timecode
value for future recordings.
TC PRESET
00:00:00:00
|ꢁꢁ& ꢀꢀ|
MOVES CURSOR
ꢃ
EXIT
ꢂ
1. For UB Preset, scroll from field to field using the
FORWARD and BACK INDEX buttons.
2. Press ꢂand ꢃto scroll through the hex digits in
the value.
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3. Press EXIT to return to the menu screen.
2.5.12.10.2 UB Preset
UB PRESET
00:00:00:00
|ꢁꢁ& ꢀꢀ|
MOVES CURSOR
ꢃ
EXIT
ꢂ
You cannot set UB values after selecting EXT TC mode in
the TC MODE menu.
2.5.12.10.3 TC Delay (FS-2E only)
The TC DELAY menu is only available for the FS-2E,
or FS-2 (with the 2.0 upgrade). This menu allows you
to delay the recorded timecode up to 29 frames.
TC DELAY: 00
1. Use ꢃ(middle soft key) and ꢂ(right soft key) to
adjust the delay value.
2. Press EXIT when done.
2.5.12.10.4 Drop/Non Drop
DROP
NON-DROP
EXIT
ꢂ
For DROP and NON-DROP, select the mode. The
highlighted mode is the current mode after exit.
This selection is not applicable for PAL use. On the
FS-2/2E display, DROP is identified by a semicolon (;)
and NON-DROP by a colon (:).
1. Press EXIT to return to the menu screen.
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2.5.12.11 On Screen Display
ABS
TC
MENU
OFF
ꢂ
ꢃ
EXIT
This selection allows you to turn on or off the on-screen display
on FS-2/2E's Monitor Output. The highlighted item is saved after
exit.
When you select ABS, the absolute timecode value, or amount of
time recorded to the disk, appears on the bottom center of the
monitor output.
When you select TC, the TC (Counter) timecode value appears on
the bottom center of the monitor output.
When you select MENU, the FS-2/2E Menu appears in the top left
corner of the monitor output.
1. Press ꢂand ꢃto scroll though the selections.
2. Press EXIT to return to the menu screen.
By repeatedly pressing the front panel OSD key, you can cycle between
these modes.
2.5.12.12 FF/RW Hi Res
ENABLE
DISABLE
ꢂ
ꢃ
EXIT
This screen enables or disables the FS-2/2E forward and reverse
search high resolution mode. When enabled the following search
speeds are available:
•
REVERSE: -30X, -25X, -18X, -15X, -12X, -10X, -8X, -5X, -4X, -
3X, -2X, -1/30, -1/15, -1/10, -1/6, -1/5, -1/3,-1/2
•
FORWARD: +30X, +25X, +18X, +15X, +12X, +10X, +8X, +5X,
+4X, +3X, +2X, +1/30, +1/15, +1/10, +1/6, +1/5, +1/3, +1/2
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•
•
The highlighted mode is the current mode after exit.
Press EXIT to return to the menu screen.
2.5.12.13 GPI Port
DISABLE
PAUSE/UNPAUSE
INDEX / NEW FILE)
REC SNAPSHOT
ꢂ
EXIT
ꢃ
This menu allows you to change the setting of the GPI port.
•
•
•
The highlighted function is the current setting after exit.
Press EXIT to return to the menu screen.
DISABLE - This selection allows you to connect a 3.5mm to
DB9 cable to the GPI port (CBLA-0113-01) and control the
FS-2/2E using RS232C from an external device. You can also
use the FS-2/2E with the optional wired remote control unit
(ACSS-0019-01). Purchase this item at the Focus
Enhancements online store:
https://www.focusinfo.com/webstore/webstore.asp.
The remaining three selections allow functions to occur from a
simple contact closure as follows:.
•
•
•
PAUSE/UNPAUSE -This selection allows control of pause and
unpause during a record or playback session.
INDEX (NEW FILE) - This setting creates a new file during a
record session without losing any frames.
REC SNAPSHOT - This setting records a single frame of video
to a file. Each sequential use of this function captures another
frame to the same file until stopped.
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2.5.12.14 Backlight
ON
OFF
AUTO OFF
ꢂ
ꢃ
EXIT
This selection enables or disables the FS-2/2E LCD backlight.
•
•
The highlighted state is saved after exit.
Press EXIT to return to the menu screen.
The ON setting leaves the LCD backlight on continuously and
OFF setting turns it off.
AUTO OFF turns off the backlight after one minute. Press any
keypad button on the FS-2/2E to turn the LCD backlight back.
2.5.12.15 Stop Output
GRAY
NO OUTPUT
CLIP PREVIEW
CUSTOM
ꢂ
ꢃ
EXIT
Use this option to select the video displayed while the FS-2/2E is
in STOP mode. The selected mode is the current state after exit.
This setting does not effect E-E mode.
•
•
GRAY - A black screen appears.
NO OUTPUT - A blank screen appears; the DV output is
turned off during STOP.
•
CLIP PREVIEW - The first frame of each clip is generated and
shows on all outputs after 1 second if you pause on that clip.
After pressing the Stop button twice, the screen appears
black. Use either the Forward Index or Reverse Index to show
the clip preview.
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•
CUSTOM - The FS-2/2E looks on disk drive volume 1 for any
clip named SPLASH.dv and always displays the first frame of
that clip. You can name any RawDV clip Splash.dv and the
first frame from that clip appears as the default output in
STOP mode.
2.5.12.16 Audio Correct
OFF
MEDIUM
HIGH
ꢂ
EXIT
This sub-menu allows you to change the AUDIO CORRECTION
setting on the FS-2/2E.
•
•
The highlighted state is saved after exiting.
Press EXIT to return to the menu screen.
The AUDIO CORRECTION selection is an advanced feature of
the FS-2/2E. You should use the factory default settings for most
operations (Factory default is MEDIUM).
Audio Correction mode allows you to alter the performance of the
audio error corrector while recording. It is useful when recording
to the FS-2/2E from tapes containing dropouts. Error correction
only effects AVI 2, Canopus AVI, Matrox AVI, QuickTime, AVID
OMF, Pinnacle, 24p QuickTime, and 24p AVI Type 2. It does not
effect RawDV or AVI 1. The selections are:
•
•
OFF - No audio correction.
MEDIUM - (default) “Normal” clean tapes played back on a
camcorder or other VTR with clean heads. When error
correction occurs, the audio can be muted for brief periods of
time.
•
HIGH - For cases where there are visible picture disturbances
and likely long audio dropouts (1/2 sec and up).
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2.5.12.17 Preferences
PREFERENCES
SAVE
ꢀ
ꢀ
RESTORE
ꢂ
EXIT
SEL
This menu allows you to save and restore system preferences.
When you select SAVE, you are prompted with the message SAVE
CURRENT PREFERENCES?. Press YES and a file is written to the disk
drive saving the current user settings.
When you select RESTORE the FS-2/2E searches for a saved user
preference on the disk and if found, restores your preferences.
Preferences are a snapshot of all settings that can be saved on the
FS-2/2E.
The following screen appears when the RESTORE completes.
PREFERENCES
RESTORED
PLEASE RESTART
It is now time to restart the FS-2E.
The restart requires that the FS-2E to be powered off and then on.
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2.5.12.18 Folder Pref
SCENE MARK
AUTO MARK
ꢂ
EXIT
SEL
The FOLDER PREF menu allows you to determine the folders to
which your clips are moved when you choose to do a ORGANIZE
CLIPS from the UTILITIES menu. This menu contains the
following sections:
•
SCENE MARK - default - only marks those clips you explicitly
mark during record or playback.
•
AUTO MARK - marks all recorded clips with the last selected
FOLDER.
These features are most easily used in conjunction with the optional
wired remote control. This can be ordered at the Focus Enhancements
on-line store: https://www.focusinfo.com/webstore/webstore.asp.
The part number is ACSS-0019-01.
2.5.12.19 Analog Out
COMPOSITE
COMPONENT
ꢂ
EXIT
SEL
This screen provides two selections: Composite or Component.
•
Composite - Use to select the Y output on the rear panel
providing a composite signal.
•
Component - When you select component out, you can also
select either SMPTE, BETACAM, or MII output levels.
The selected mode becomes highlighted after you select Exit.
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2.5.12.20 Network Setup
ꢀ
ꢀ
ꢀ
ꢀ
ꢀ
IP SETTINGS
USER/PASSWORD
VIEW IP INFO
SERVICES
ꢂ
EXIT
SEL
With NETWORK SETUP, you can connect the
FS-2/2E to a network. When this is done, you can do FTP file
transfers to or from the FS-2/2E or control the FS-2/2E using
Telnet. The FS-2E, or FS-2, with the 2.0 software upgrade also
allows you to control the FS-2 using your internet browser.
FOCUS Enhancements is in no way liable for device security
(Telnet and FTP). Contact your system administrator regarding
the best security practices.
2.5.12.20.1 IP SETTINGS
DHCP
CUSTOM IP
ꢀ
ꢂ
EXIT
SEL
With the IP settings menu item, you can select either
DHCP (the network provides the IP address) or a
CUSTOM IP.
• DHCP - If you select DHCP and then EXIT, the FS-
2/2E attempts to log onto the network.
• When DHCP is the default, SEL is not shown.
• When Custom IP is selected, SEL is displayed.
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• CustomIP - If you select CUSTOM IP, a submenu
opens to ask you to enter an IP number, Sub Net
Mask, and Gateway.
IP
000.000.
000.000
255.255.
255.000
000.000.
000.000
MSK
GWY
EXIT
NEXT
SEL
If you do not have these values, contact your system
administrator. The default values for the IP address
are 000.000.000.000, Sub Net Mask 255.255.255.000 and
Gateway 000.000.000.000.
To modify the custom IP values use the following
steps:
1. Select the item to modify.
2. Press ꢃto select the field to change.
3. Use the ꢂto increase the value (HINT: press the
SHIFT key on the FS-2/2E front panel plus ꢃto
decrease a value).
4. Values wrap back to zero once the maximum
value has been entered.
5. To modify the next item or set of values, press the
NEXT key on the FS-2/2E front panel.
6. Once complete, press the SEL key when EXIT is
highlighted to exit or the NEXT key to continue to
modify items.
Once you exit the menu, the FS-2/2E attempts to
log into the network and one of two things hap-
pen:
If the FS-2/2E successfully logs onto a network, it
displays NETWORK CONNECT SUCCEEDED.
If the FS-2/2E is unable to log onto a network, it
displays NET CONNECT FAILED. CHECK NETWORK
CABLE.
7. Press the VERIFY button on the FS-2/2E to take
you back to the IP Settings menu to verify your
values.
8. Press the EXIT button to take you back to the
SETUP menu.
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2.5.12.20.2 USER/PASSWORD
USER:
PASWD:
EXIT
fs2
focus
SAVE
ꢂ
ꢃ
NEXT
This screen allows you to set a username and
password for the FS-2/2E. If you are unsure what
username and password to use, contact your system
administrator.
• Username may have up to 4 characters.
• Password may have up to 6 characters.
To modify the username and password, use the
following steps:
1. Select the item to modify and then press the right
arrow key to select the field.
2. Use ꢃto increase the value (HINT: press the
SHIFT key on the FS-2/2E front panel plus ꢃto
decrease a value).
3. Values loop back to zero once the maximum
value has been entered.
4. To modify the next item, press the NEXT key on
the FS-2/2E front panel. It is only possible to have
one username and password per unit. The
maximum number of characters for each is seven.
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2.5.12.20.3 VIEW IP INFO
IP
000.000
000.00
255.255
255.000
000.000
000.000
ꢃ
MSK
GW
NEXT
ꢂ
In cases where DHCP is being used, by selecting VIEW
IP INFO, you can see the IP address that the network
has provided the FS-2/2E.
If the FS-2/2E is not connected to a network or was
not able to successfully log on, this screen displays
DHCP DISABLED NOT CONNECTED. Check your
settings or contact your system administrator for
further assistance.
2.5.12.20.4 SERVICES
ꢀ
FTP
ꢀ
ꢀ
TELNET
WEB
ꢂ
EXIT
SEL
The SERVICES menu allows you to enable or disable
any of these services: FTP, TELNET, or WEB
connection. With each, it is necessary to enable or
disable the function within the submenu.
Once FTP is enabled you can use your web browser or
ftp utility to transfer files to and from the FS-2/2E.
With TELNET enabled, you can send commands to
control the FS-2/2E with a telnet utility.
With WEB enabled, you can control the FS-2/2E from
your web browser. Type in the FS-2/2E IP address
into the address bar of your browser to start using the
web interface. Only an FS-2E or FS-2 (with the 2.0
firmware upgrade) has this option available.
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Web Interface
Use the web interface to control, change settings, edit
playlists, and even delete tracks on the FS-2/2E.
Below is an example of the web interface. For more
information about the web interface, see FS-2E Web
Remote Use of HDD Bypass
System Config Tab
HDD Bypass
HDD Bypass allows you to make your content files
available on the host computer. This permits more
efficient and flexible transfer of files using your
available network. Consult your Operating System’s
instructions on how to network a FireWire drive.
To set up the FS-2E for HDD Bypass:
1. Enable HDD Bypass from the System Config tab.
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2. Connect a host computer to the TO COMPUTER
port on the back of the FS-2E next to the EtherNet
port.
FS-2E Backpanel
Ethernet
10/100 Base T
To Computer
2.5.12.21 GENLOCK
The GENLOCK menu allows you to select and adjust the reference
video source and whether the video out will be locked to the
reference video input in playback modes.
•
SOURCE - Selects the source of the sync pulses used to time
the output video during playback. Choices are:
•
REF VIDEO - the reference video port on FS-2/2E's rear
panel,
•
FREE RUN - reference video is generated internally on
the FS-2/2E. When this option is selected the menu is
simplified and only the above selections are in the
GENLOCK menu.
•
•
SC PHASE - Allows the subcarrier phase to be adjusted
between +127 and -128. The default value is set at 0.
Press and hold either ꢃor ꢂfor more than 3 seconds to
change the value by increments of ten.
H PHASE - Allows the horizontal phase to be adjusted
between +127 and -128. The default value is set at 0.
Press and hold either ꢃor ꢂfor more than 3 seconds to
change the value by increments of ten.
Loop-Through or Terminated Output
If the loop-through jack is not connected, make sure the output is
terminated using an external 75 ohm terminator.
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2.5.12.22 Video Out Adj
The VIDEO OUT ADJ menu options allow you to make
adjustments to FS-2/2E analog output sources.
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HUE (NTSC composite only) - adjustable between -179 and
+180
SATURATION (composite out only)- adjustable between -255
and +256
BRIGHTNESS (composite out only) - adjustable between -127
and +128
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Y (component only) - adjustable between -128 and 128
U (component only) - adjustable between -255 and 255
V (component only) - adjustable between -255 and 255
CONTRAST (composite out only) - adjustable between -127
and +128
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BLACK LEVEL (NTSC composite only) - Allows the output
black level to be set to either 0 IRE or 7.5 IRE. 0 IRE is the
default setting. This menu item is only present when the FS-
2/2E is set to NTSC mode.
2.5.12.23 Compnt Level
This is option is only available in NTSC mode and is not available
in PAL mode.
Both the component inputs and outputs offer three video signal
level standards:
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SMPTE
BETA
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MII
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2.5.13 Utilities Menu
ORGANIZE PINN
ORGANIZE CLIP
ORGANIZE OMF
DELETE CLIP
ꢂ
EXIT
SEL
This menu allows you to access various utilities.
•
Select the menu item. Press SEL to open the sub menu (where
applicable).
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Press EXIT to return to the menu screen.
This menu contains the following selections:
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ORGANIZE PINN
ORGANIZE CLIP
ORGANIZE OMF
DELETE CLIP
FORMAT
PARTITION
REPAIR
FILE NAME
FACTORY RESET
DIAGNOSTIC
2.5.13.1 Organize PINN
Once you have finished a Pinnacle recording session, do the
following:
1. From the SETUP menu, select ORGANIZE PINN.
2. When prompted ORGANIZE PINNACLE CLIPS? Select YES.
3. You can now remove the disk drive from to begin editing.
Products such as the Pinnacle AVI file format were created for use
with products such as Pinnacle Liquid Edition. The Pinnacle AVI
file format creates three files simultaneously during a recording;
an AVI video file and two separate WAV audio files labeled as left
and right. An additional Edition.ale file per recording session is
also created which contains timecode data. This file must be kept
with the media. This is shown in the following illustration.
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Once clips have been imported into Liquid Edition, an Index file is
created on the disk drive per clip. Do not delete this file since it is
required to continue work in the particular project. The
illustration below shows this.
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2.5.13.2 Organize Clip
ORGANIZE
KEEP CLIPS?
EXIT
NO
YES
This selection places all files that were identified as a KEEPER or
were SCENE MARKED during recording into a folder marked
KEEPER or the prenamed SCENE MARKING folders on the disk
drive. These folders can be imported directly into most DV NLE
bins.
2.5.13.3 Organize OMF
ORGANIZE
AVID OMF CLIP?
S
EXIT
NO
YES
When files are recorded in the AVID OMF file format, this
command automatically takes all the OMF and AIF audio files at
the end of a recording session and places them into a folder on the
disk drive named “OMFI MediaFiles”. When the disk is
connected to a computer, this folder is recognized by Avid’s
Media Tool feature enabling direct import of files into the Avid
timeline.
If you have selected files as a KEEPER or they have been SCENE
MARKED, you cannot use this feature and keep files in their selected
folders. If you would like to use clips in KEEPER or SCENE MARKED
folders in Avid, manually create the “OMFI MediaFiles” folder when your
disk drive is on your computer and drag the desired clips into this folder.
For more information on using FS-2/2E clips in Avid, refer to
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2.5.13.4 Delete Clip
DELETE
CLIP 1-001?
BASE:
210612-165423
EXIT
YES
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In the DELETE CLIP X-XXX screen, select between clips by
pressing the ꢀꢀand ꢁꢁbuttons.
If you select YES, a message appears indicating that the
selected clip is being deleted.
Press EXIT to return to the menu screen.
Once a clip has been deleted, the FS-2/2E display re-organizes the
clip number sequence. For instance, if there are three clips on disk
(1-001, 1-002, 1-003) and you delete clip 1-002, after delete is
complete, clip 1-003 becomes clip 1-002. Base file names are not
affected however.
It is generally not recommended to delete clips, since fragmentation may
occur.
2.5.13.5 Format Disk
FORMAT DISK
VOLUME 1?
SIZE
115 Gig
540 Min
FREE
EXIT
YES
NO
1. Select between volumes by pressing the ꢀꢀl and lꢁꢁ
buttons.
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2. Select the volume and press YES, the following screen
appears:
FORMAT WILL
ERASE ALL DATA!!
CONTINUE FORMAT
VOL. 1
NO
EXIT
YES
3. When you select YES, a message indicating the formatting
appears.
4. Press EXIT to return to the menu screen.
2.5.13.6 Partition
Select Drive
SIZE
Disk
FREE
115 Gib
1
524 Min
EXIT
YES
NO
1. Go to Utilities and select Partition.
2. The display shown above appears.
3. Press Select.
The following display appears.
Confirm Drive
Disk
1
FREE
536 Min
Good Partition
EXIT
YES
NO
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4. Press Yes.
The following message appears.
PARTITIONING VOLUME
Select Partition to partition a connected disk drive. When an
unknown volume type (HDD) is connected to the FS-2/2E, the
Partition process puts a FAT32 format onto the drive. It erases any
previous partition and data.
FS-2/2E Does Not Support Multiple Partitions on Drives Less Than
128GB
You cannot add multiple partitions an a single drive using the FS-2/2E.
With drives greater than 128G, the FS-2/2E creates multiple partitions.
There will be a partition for each 128G of disk space available.
2.5.13.7 Repair
ꢀ
ꢀ
CHECK DISK
CURRENT CLIP
ꢂ
EXIT
SEL
1. Select the desired function.
2. Press SEL to make a selection.
3. Press EXIT to return to the menu screen.
2.5.13.7.1 CHECK DISK
This selection scans the entire volume for any errors.
Usually, if a file was corrupted during a recording,
Check Disk alerts you of this.
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2.5.13.7.2 CURRENT CLIP
This selection performs a similar function, but on the
selected clip only. If an error is found, the
FS-2/2E prompts you to repair the problem.
CURRENT CLIP repairs the last file in the current
session if it has been damaged.
• Select between volumes by pressing the ꢀꢀ|
and |ꢁꢁbuttons. Press EXIT to return to the
menu screen.
2.5.13.8 File Name
CLIP 1-001
BASE:
20010612-166523
EXIT
This selection displays the base file name of the selected clip.
2.5.13.9 Factory Reset
When you select this function, the FS-2/2E reverts all settings and
values back to its factory default state.
1. Press YES to start factory reset.
2. Press EXIT or NO to exit from the menu.
Warning: Factory Reset is can not be undone!!!
2.5.13.10 Diagnostic
DIAG LVL:
EXIT
00
ꢂ
ꢃ
This is a setting used for diagnosing field issues. Do not change it
unless told to by Focus Enhancements Technical Support.
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Press EXIT to exit from the menu.
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Chapter 3
Using the FS-2/2E
This chapter contains the following procedures:
How to Make a Recording
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How to Playback
To perform these procedures use input and output targets as illustrated in the
following diagram.
Speakers
Audio Output
Playback VTR
Video Source
Monitor
Display Output
FS-2/2E Rear Panel
Camcorder
Video Source
External VTR
Record Output
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3.1 How to Make a Recording
1. Use the following procedure to make a recording using the FS-2/2E.
2. Make sure the FS-2/2E is connected to power and has been turned on using
the power switch on the rear of the chassis.
3. Connect the required devices as explained in Chapter 1. For this example, that
would include a video source (audio and video), speakers or headset if
desired, and a monitor if desired.
4. Make sure the drive in the FS-2/2E has been formatted. If it is not, the LCD
5. Manually select the input source using the front panel buttons (that is,
CMPST, Y/C, CMPNT, SDI, or DV).
Select the record format as follows:
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Press the Menu soft key.
Select RECORD FORMAT.
Select the desired format using the ꢂsoft key to highlight your selection.
Press EXIT twice.
6. Press the red record button twice. (Pressing this button once places the FS-2/
2E in record-pause. Pressing it again starts the recording.) Timecode on the
front panel LCD advances when recording begins.
7. Press STOP when you have finished the recording
3.2 How to Playback
Use the following procedure to playback a recording using the FS-2/2E.
In all cases, if a monitor is connected to the video output, it displays the signal going
through the FS-2/2E.
This procedure assumes that you have already recorded material on the hard drive
as explained in the previous section.
1. Select the desired clip by using the Forward Index and Back Index buttons.
These buttons step you through the clips on the selected disk drive.
2. If more than one disk drive is connected, press the SHIFT and the Forward
Index or Back Index key as required until the desired drive appears on the
LCD.
3. Press the PLAY button once to begin playback.
4. Press the STOP button once to pause or twice to stop the playback.
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3.3 How to Put Recorded Clips on a Computer System
Once you have recorded clips to a FireWire disk drive using FS-2/2E, you can use
those clips in most computer based DV NLE systems.
Traditionally, in order to get footage into an NLE system, it was necessary to
capture or digitize that footage utilizing a video capture card. Using the
FS-2/2E recorded clips, you can skip this capture stage by just connecting a
FireWire disk drive to your computer using an OHCI compliant IEEE-1394
(FireWire) PCI card or connect direct from the FS-2/2E using the HDD Bypass
You can connect FireWire disk drives used with the FS-2/2E to any computer
system that will read a FAT 32 volume. This includes Windows 98SE, Windows
ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP and Mac OS9 and OS10.
Check the FOCUS Enhancements' website (www.FOCUSinfo.com) for more
information.
In order to use the FS-2/2E recorded FireWire disk drives on a computer, you must
have an active IEEE-1394 connection on your computer. You also must have loaded
any required FireWire disk drive drivers onto your computer system. Consult your
FireWire disk drive documentation for more information.
Connect your FireWire disk drive to your computer system utilizing a standard 6-
pin to 6-pin FireWire cable and connect power to the drive if necessary.
Consult the FireWire disk drive documentation for more information.
This section contains the following subsections:
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3.3.1 Mounting FireWire Disk Drives (Windows XP, 2000, 98SE and
ME)
1. On a Windows-based computer system, double click the My
Computer icon on the top left hand corner of the desktop. You will see
a window similar to the following:
2. Locate your FireWire disk drive. This will probably be labeled E:, F:,
G:, and so on. (drive C: is usually your computer's main disk drive).
3. Once you have identified it, double click on the FireWire disk drive.
Once opened, you should see a window similar to the following:
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The FireWire disk drive can contain several different files. Clips can appear
as
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RawDV (.dv)
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AVI Type 1
(YYYYMMDDHHMMSSa01)
AVI Type 2 or 24p AVI Type 2
(YYYYMMDDHHMMSSb01)
Canopus AVI
(YYYYMMDD-HHMMSSb01)
Matrox AVI
(YYYYMMDD-HHMMSSm01 with a separate .wav audio file per track)
Pinnacle AVI
(YYYYMMDD-HHMMSSp01 with two separate .wav audio files per
track)
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QuickTime or 24p Quicktime (.mov)
Avid OMF (.omf with two separate .aif audio files per track).
The FAT32 file system has a limitation such that any particular file cannot
exceed 2GB in size. This equates to roughly 9 minutes of recording time.
When clips are being recorded to FS-2/2E that exceed 9 minutes in length,
FS-2/2E automatically creates a new file without dropping any frames.
The two clips have the same primary file name, however, the last two digits
are different.
The first 2GB part of the clip is labeled with “-01” after the primary file
name.
The second 2GB segment is labeled with a “-02”. Additional 2GB segments
are labeled with a “-XX” number.
With most NLE systems on a Windows computer, it is possible to utilize
clips within the timeline by selecting the clips on the source volume (in this
case, the connected FireWire disk drive) and importing them directly into
the NLE’s bin.
Clips can then be immediately used in the NLE’s timeline.
With FireWire disk drives such as the Focus Enhancements FSHDD-1, the
drive itself is fast enough to directly stream the clips to the NLE eliminating
the need to copy or transfer the clips before use.
When utilizing the Avid OMF file format, you must follow the following
steps to import clips.
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3.3.2 Using FS-2/2E Recorded Avid OMF Clips on Avid Editing
Systems
The Avid DV OMF file format was developed for use with Avid editing
systems on Windows 2000, Windows XP or Mac 0S10. These include Avid
Xpress Pro, NewsCutter, Media Composer Adrenaline, and Symphony
(with the DV option).
The Avid DV OMF file format creates three files simultaneously; an OMF
video file and two separate AIF audio files. On the computer's desktop, the
files appear as shown in the next illustration.
On the FS-2/2E, the video file (OMF) and the audio files (AIF) appear as one
track.
If you delete an Avid DV OMF file, the FS-2/2E deletes the audio and video
portions at the same time.
In order to use the FS-2/2E recorded Avid DV OMF files on your Avid NLE
system from the external FireWire drive, use the following procedure.
1. Locate the external FireWire drive on your computer.
If you have trouble, you can locate the name of the external drive by
selecting My Computer on a Windows system. On a Mac, the FireWire
drive should appear on the desktop.
2. Open the FireWire drive when you have found it and create a new
folder named OMFI MediaFiles.
To do this on Windows, select File > New > Folder from the pull down
menu.
On Mac, select File > New Folder. You must type OMFI MediaFiles
correctly in order for Avid to see the disk drive.
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3. Drag all the OMF and AIF files into the new folder (do not drag in the
files titled Desktop DB or Desktop DF).
If you are using the ORGANIZE OMF function on the FS-2/2E prior to using
the disk on a computer, steps 2 and 3 are not necessary.
4. Launch Avid.
5. Once you have opened the desired project or created a new project,
select Tools > MediaTool. The following window appears:
6. Locate and select the external FireWire drive under Media Drive(s).
If the drive does not appear, check to make sure you have created the
OMFI MediaFiles folder correctly with proper case and spacing. Also,
check to see that the drive is properly connected and recognized by the
computer). Under Project(s), select All Projects (This highlights all items
in the Project(s) window).
7. Ensure that Master Clips is checked and press OK. The following
Media Tools Window appears:
8. Create a new bin (select File > New Bin) or open an existing bin in
Avid.
9. Once opened, select all items in the Media Tools window (select Edit >
Select All).
10. Drag the contents of the Media Tools Window into the bin. You can
now use these clips in the Avid timeline.
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3.3.3 Dismounting FireWire Disk Drives (Windows XP, 2000, 98SE and
ME)
Once you have completed working with your disk drive on a Windows XP,
Windows 2000, Windows 98SE or Windows ME computer system, you
must dismount the drive before unplugging it.
To do this, use the following procedure:
1. Click the Safely Remove Hardware icon at the bottom right side of the
Windows task bar as shown below.
2. The computer system prompts you to “remove” the connected
FireWire disk drive. This begins the dismount process.
3. Select the message by clicking on it. The computer dismounts the disk
drive and notify you when it is safe to remove the volume.
3.3.4 Mounting FireWire Disk Drives (Macintosh)
Even if your FireWire disk drive was bought for use on a Macintosh, you
MUST first partition and format the drive as a FAT32 volume on the FS-2/
2E for it to work.
1. On a Macintosh, start your computer and connect your FireWire disk
drive to the computer utilizing a standard 6-pin to 6-pin FireWire
cable.
Consult your FireWire disk drive documentation for more
information.
2. Ensure the required FireWire disk drive drivers have also been loaded
onto you computer system (consult your FireWire disk drive's
documentation for more information).
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When mounted, your FireWire disk drive should appear on the
computer's desktop as shown below:
The FS-2/2E formatted disk drive appears as a FAT32 volume with a
PC label.
This is not always the case on Version 10 of the Macintosh operating system
however.
3. Once you have located your FireWire disk drive on the desktop,
double click the disk icon to open it up. Once opened, you will see the
following:
3.3.5 Dismounting FireWire Disk Drives (Macintosh)
Once you have completed working with your disk drive on a Macintosh
computer system, you must dismount the drive before unplugging it.
Do this as follows:
1. Select the disk drive on the computer's desktop. It is marked with a PC
symbol.
2. Drag the drive into the trash. This dismounts the particular disk drive.
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3.4 How to Create a Playlist
Use the following procedure to create a simple playlist on the FS-2/2E.
1. Ensure no playlist is open.
2. TO ADD A CLIP - Play a clip you wish to add to the playlist. Using the front
panel buttons, press MARK IN and MARK OUT for the particular portion of the
clip to add to the playlist. Both buttons will light.
3. Once marked, press the front panel PLAYLIST button. The MARK IN and
MARK OUT key lights will go out.
4. Navigate to the next clip and again mark in and out points followed by press-
ing PLAYLIST.
5. Repeat steps 2 and 3 to add all desired clips.
6. Once you have selected all the clips you wish to add to the playlist, stop play-
back and navigate to the PLAYLIST menu on the FS-2/2E.
7. Select SAVE and name the playlist. (It is also possible to modify your created
playlist using the PLAYLIST > EDIT menu.
8. To playback the playlist, navigate to PLAY-FROM in the FS-2/2E menu and
select PLAYLISTS. Select the desired playlist and then exit. The PLAYLIST but-
ton on the front panel will light.
All playback now comes only from the created playlist.
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3.5 How to Mark Scenes
The FS-2/2E Scene Marking feature allows you to mark clips for placement in
particular folders during recording, playback or stop mode.
When a drive is formatted using FS-2/2E, ten folders are created numbered 0
through 9. After the drive is formatted on FS-2/2E, you can connect the hard-disk
drive to a computer and give each of these folders a custom name (if you need help
mounting your FireWire hard-disk drive to your computer system, refer to How to
on the folder name until it is highlighted, then type in the desired name of the
folder.
Folder names cannot exceed eleven characters.
Folders are ordered on FS-2/2E in numerical followed by alphabetical order. For
instance, if folders are named “Scene 1”, “Scene 2” and “Auditions”, they appear
on FS-2/2E as “1 Auditions”, “2 Scene 1” and 2 Scene 2”. The folder number is
added in front of the folder name on the FS-2/2E LCD display for easy
identification when using the optional remote control commander keypads.
To create a custom order to Folders, Focus Enhancements recommended that you
change the name to change the numerical/alphabetical order. For example place
numbers at the beginning of the folder name to determine the key to folder
assignments.
After you have selected your “mark to” folder, you are almost ready to mark your
scenes. Before you can start marking, you must select the playlist that will contain
your scenes. To do this, use the following steps:
1. Press the PLAYLIST button to bring up the playlist menu.
2. Select either OPEN, to choose an existing playlist, or NEW, to create a new one.
3. Exit the PLAYLIST menu by pressing the MENU button
Now you are ready to mark your scenes.
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3.5.1 Marking Scenes
Use the following procedure:
1. Play your pre-recorded clip from the FS-2/2E.
2. When you encounter the start of your scene, pause the FS-2/2E and
then press the MARK IN button. The MARK IN button should light up.
3. Play your clip again to the end point and pause.
4. Press MARK OUT. The MARK OUT button lights.
5. Press the PLAYLIST button to save the marked scene.
6. Mark the rest of your scenes using the same procedure.
7. When you have completed marking your scenes, you must save the
playlist to disk. Stop the playback on the FS-2/2E and press PLAYLIST.
8. Select the SAVE menu option, enter the playlist name.
9. Press NEXT, and then press YES to confirm your request to save the
playlist. The playlists are saved in the PLAYLIST folder on your hard
drive.
Advanced users can delete or change the order of scenes using the
PLAYLIST > EDIT menu options. For FS-2E users, or FS-2 (with 2.0 upgrade),
you can also use the web interface (shown below) to edit the current
playlist. Use your browser to connect to the FS-2E, and select the PLAYLIST
tab.
For more information about the FS-2E web interface, see FS-2E Web
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If the FS-2/2E PLAY FROM is set to TRACKLIST the name of the SCENE
MARK, or assigned, folder appears without brackets on the LCD display (for
example, 2 SCENE 2).
COUNTER
00:00:00:00
DISK 1
184 Min
SHFT
<2SCENE 2>
EXIT
DISP
If the PLAY FROM menu is set to FOLDERS, the name of the assigned folder
appears in brackets on the LCD display (for example, 2 <SCENE 2>.
Using the SCENE MARK menu, you can assign clips to folders using the
numeric keypad on the optional remote control unit. To add all assigned
clips to their respective folders on the disk drive, select
UTILITIES > ORGANIZE CLIP from the FS-2/2E menu.
Once complete, an additional file is added to the disk named “grade” and
files are moved to the selected folder for easy access on an NLE system.
Do not delete the file named “grade” from the disk if you intend to use the
disk on FS-2/2E again.
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3.6 Connecting the FS-2/2E to a Network
You can connect the FS-2/2E to a network using the Ethernet 10/100 Base T port on
the rear panel. Do the following:
1. Use a standard RJ85 cable to connect between the Ethernet port on the rear
panel to a network.
FS-2E Rear Panel
Ethernet 10/100 Base T Connector
2. Power up the FS-2/2E and make sure your network is functioning properly.
Contact your system administrator for additional help.
3. Navigate to the FS-2/2E NETWORK menu.
Once in the menu, open the IP SETTINGS sub menu.
4. Select either DHCP (network supplies the IP address) or CUSTOM IP and
enter the IP address, Sub Net Mask and Gateway). Exit when done.
5. If your network requires a user name or password, navigate to
USER/PASSWORD and enter both.
6. Exit the NETWORK SETTINGS menu and the FS-2/2E attempts to log onto
the network.
Make sure the services you intend to use are enabled. These are enabled using
SETUP > NETWORK SETTINGS > SERVICES.
Use HDD Bypass Mode for Transferring Large Files
The performance of transferring files utilizing the FS-2/FS-2E ftp server is not faster than real
time. It is recommended that HDD Bypass mode is used to transfer larger files. The web
control interface can be used to remotely place the FS-2E into HDD bypass mode. For more
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Chapter 4
FS-2E Web Interface
The FS-2E may be configured and operated over the network via the FS-2E Web
Interface. This application provides functions for recorder/player operations and a
reduced set of system management functions similar to those accessed through FS-
information about the FS-2/2E’s web-based user interface:
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4.1 Web Interface Home Page
Record / Play Controls
Recorder Config
Tracklist
Tracklist
Playlist
System Config
Recorder Status
To open the Web Interface for a FS-2E, enter the IP address of that FS-2E in the
browser address window and press Enter.
JAVA Software for the Desktop
The Web Interface control functions require that the Java Runtime Environment be installed.
Download this software from http://www.java.com.
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4.2 The Web Interface
4.2.1 Recorder/Player Controls
Rewind
Play Pause Stop Record
Forward
Next Track
Previous Track
The Record and Play buttons function in the same manner as controls on a
video tape recorder (VTR) and the control panel buttons on the front of the
4.2.1.1
Record
1. Verify that the input device is connected to the FS-2E.
2. Verify that the FS-2E is properly configured to record.
3. Select a video source and display it on a monitor.
4. Click on the Record button to start recording.
5. To pause recording, click on the Pause button.
6. To resume recording, click on Record time.
7. To create a new track without stopping the recording, click
on Record while recording.
8. Click on the Stop button to halt the recording.
If allowed to run on its own, the FS-2E continues recording
until the hard drive reaches full capacity and then stops.
4.2.1.2
Playback
1. The method of playback depends on the Playback Mode
3. Click Play and the playlist begins playback.
4. Click Stop to end playback.
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4.2.2 Recorder Status
The Recorder Status displays a log that lists hard drive activity that
includes:
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User Password (at top of display),
IP information (at top of display),
File name and extension,
File type (format),
Number of frames in file,
Timecode,
Track length,
Number of files in track,
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4.2.3 Tracklist
Clicking the Insert Icon
Opens the Insert Form
The Tracklist, which is available in both sets of tabs, is similar to a hard
drive directory and displays the list of Tracks that may be used when
creating playlist. Adding a track from this list to a playlist does not remove
the track from the Tracklist. Likewise, deleting a track from a playlist does
not delete the track from the tracklist.
Tracklist offers four list administration tools.
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Select All - Clicking this button selects all tracks listed. Check marks
appear in all track check boxes.
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Deselect All - Clears the check boxes for all selected tracks.
Delete - Removes any selected tracks.
Add to Playlist - Adds any selected tracks to the playlist displayed in
In addition, Tracklist provides three tools for each track.
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Del - Deletes the highlighted track. It is not necessary to use the check
box to select the individual track.
Insert - Inserts the highlighted track into the playlist. Clicking on Insert
opens the Insert Form.
Add - Inserts the selected track directly into the playlist without use of
the Insert Form.
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4.2.3.1
Adding Tracks to a Playlist
1. To add multiple tracks to a playlist:
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Select the tracks by placing check marks in their check
boxes.
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Select the button Add to Playlist in the menu bar above
the list of tracks.
2. To add a specific video clip within a track to a playlist, enter
the run-time and frame number of the first and last frames of
the clip in the Mark In and Mark Out fields respectively. and
specify its Mark In/Out times:
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Place the cursor over the Insert icon to the right of the
track. The track is highlighted.
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Click on the Insert icon.
The Insert Form appears.
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Enter the Mark In/Out times in the Insert Form.
Select Append to save and add the track to playlist.
3. To add an entire track to the playlist, without using Mark
In/Out:
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Place the cursor over the Add icon to the right of the
track. The track is highlighted.
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Click on the Add icon.
The track is added to the playlist.
4. Refresh the Playlist by selecting the Playlist tab.
The displayed playlist does not show added tracks until the
Playlist tab is selected and the list is refreshed.
4.2.3.2
Deleting Tracks from the Tracklist
Before a track can be deleted, the Recorder and Player must be in
Stop mode.
There are two methods for deleting a track: instantly or with
confirmation.
1. Instantly
This procedure deletes the track(s) immediately and offers
no opportunity to reconsider.
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Select one or more tracks by clicking the Check box to
the left of the track(s).
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Click Delete in the button bar at the top of the list.
2. With Confirmation
This procedure includes a confirmation step as a safeguard.
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•
•
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Select the track to delete.
Click on the Delete icon to the right of the track.
A confirmation window appears.
Click Yes in the confirmation dialog window.
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4.2.4 Recorder Configuration
Use the Recorder Config form to set up the FS-2E recorder function.
The FS-2E provides the following Recording Settings:
For specific details about the parameters listed below, see FS-2/2E Menus
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Input Select - Pick the type of input signal:
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•
•
•
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Composite,
YC,
Component, default
SDI,
DV,
Failed to Change Value Please Try Again
The FS-2E detects if the selected input signal type is present. If the selected
signal is not online, the message Failed to Change Value Please Try Again
appears. Verify that the type of input signal and reset the Input Select field.
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Record Mode:
To start recording, click on the Record button.
To stop recording, click on the Stop button.
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•
•
•
•
•
Normal, default
Retro Disk,
Retro Cache,
Loop Record,
Still,
Time Lapse,
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Record Format:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Raw DV,
AVI Type 1,
AVI Type 2,
Canopus AVI,
Matrox AVI,
Quicktime,
Avid OMF,
Pinnacle,
24P AVI Type 2,
24P Quicktime,
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Control Mode:
•
•
•
•
Local, default
Remote,
AVC,
Syncro Slave,
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Audio Record Level: -34.5db to +4.5db, 0.0 default
Syncro Record Pref:
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Same File, default
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New File,
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GPI Mode:
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•
•
•
Off, default
Pause,
Index,
Snap,
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Audio Correction:
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•
•
Off,
Medium,
High,
Time Code Mode:
•
•
•
•
External, default
Record Run,
Regen,
Free Run,
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•
•
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TC Delay: 0 to 29 seconds, 0 default
Saturation: -128 to +128, 0 default
Brightness: -128 to +127, 0 default
Contrast: -128 to +128, 0 default
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4.2.5 Playlist
The FS-2E provides the ability to create simple playlists. The Playlist tab
displays a listing of selected tracks in the order they are to play. In the
button bar above the list, there are three playlist administration tools:
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Select All - Clicking this button selects all tracks listed and check marks
appear in all of the track check boxes.
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•
Deselect All - Clears the check boxes for all selected tracks.
Remove - Removes any selected track from the playlist.
Remove only works with tracks in the playlist. The tracks displayed
under Tracklist are not affected.
Remove and Rem Do Not Ask for Confirmation
Both Remove and Rem immediately delete specified tracks when their
respective buttons are selected. These functions do not provide a confirmation
step that allows cancellation.
Use the Remove and Rem buttons with caution.
In addition, the Playlist form provides three tools for each track listed:
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Rem - Removes the highlighted track. It is not necessary to use the
check box to select the individual track.
•
Up and Down - Selecting one of these buttons moves the track up or
down one line.
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4.2.6 System Configuration
FS-2E’s System Config form provides the ability to adjust system settings.
When a system setting is changed, the FS-2E immediately applies it and
refreshes the System Config form. For more information about these
The system settings available through the web interface are:
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•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
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HDD Bypass:
Play Mode:
Play List:
Genlock Play Mode:
Backlight:
Clip Preview:
FTP:
Telnet:
OSD Mode:
FWD/REW Hi Res Mode:
Folder Preferences:
Organize Files:
Analog Out:
H Phase:
SC Phase:
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4.3 Updating FS-2E Software via FTP
Periodically check the Focus Enhancements web site for FS-2E software updates, go
to http://www.focusinfo.com/support.
Before uploading the software, verify the file name and determine that the FS-2E is
enabled for FTP operations.
1. Unzip the update software and verify that the file name is fs2.bin. If not,
rename the file.
2. Select the System Config tab.
4.3.1 Connecting with the FS-2E
Contact the System Administrator to get the FS-2E’s network IP address,
logon, and password.
1. Open a browser.
2. Enter the FS-2E’s FTP address in the browser Address field.
The FS-2E factory default IP address is 192.168.0.102.
3. If the FS-2/2E is configured for a secure logon, the FTP path may be in
the form ftp://logon:password@ipaddress; example
ftp://fs2:[email protected].
4. Press Enter or select Go.
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5. If the FS-2/2E is configured for an anonymous logon a dialogue
window appears:
Enter the Logon and Password:
Factory default logon: fs2.
Factory default password: focus.
Logon and password are case sensitive.
It is not possible to change the logon or password through the web
6. Select the directory VOL01.
VOL01 is the root directory for the FS-2E.
7. Move the update software file to VOL01.
8. Exit the FTP session.
9. Go the FS-2/2E front panel controls.
10. Enter the FS-2/2E menu and go to the SETUP menu.
11. From the Setup menu, select OS UPGRADE.
12. Select YES and a confirmation message appears.
13. Select YES again to start upgrade using the new fs2.bin file.
upgrading software through the LCD display and menu.
14. After the upgrade completes, reboot the FS-2E using the power switch
on the back of the unit: power off and then on.
15. Verify that the upgrade is successful.
Use the LCD and its soft keys to determine if the OS version has
Two Methods for Updating FS-2/2E Software via 1394 To HDD Port
There are two methods for updating the FS-2/2E OS software via the FS-2/2E’s 1394 To
HDD connector:
The direct method, copies the software to VOL01 from a connected computer, see Copy
The other method, loads the software into the FS-2/2E without using its internal drive,
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5.1 Technical Specifications
5.1.1 Inputs/Outputs
Input/Outputs
Component - Y, Pr, Pb (3 x BNC in, 3 x BNC out)
SMPTE
• 100% white at 700mv with 300mv Sync
• 700mv Chroma levels (100% color bars)
• Setup default to OFF
• Chroma offset default to OFF
Betacam
• 100% white is at 714mv with 286mv Sync
• 4/3 Chroma boost to 934mv p to p
• Setup default to ON
MII
• 100% white is at 700mv with 300mv Sync
• Black to White range is restricted to 647mv (700-setup)
• Setup is ON
Sync (1 x BNC in, 1 x BNC out)
Composite (1 x BNC in, 1 x BNC out)
Monitor Video Out - Composite (1 x BNC)
General Composite Specifications
• Differential Phase
• Differential Gain
• Hue Accuracy
2 Degree maximum
2% maximum
1 Degree
• Signal/Noise Ratio
• Bandwidth
Greater than 54 dB
5.5 MHz
• K Factor % @ 2T
• Y/C Delay
• Subcarrier locking range
1 % maximum
Less than 25 nS
100Hz
• Subcarrier free-run frequency +/- 30 Hz
(NTSC or PAL Fsc deviation)
• Genlock Horizontal adjustment range + 4 uS
• Residual Subcarrier
• SC Phase
Less than 0.5 IRE
Less than 2 degrees
S-Video - Y/C (1 x 4-pin DIN in, 1 x 4-pin DIN out)
Levels Adjustments
• Video Gain
• Chroma Gain
• Setup
- +/- 20% 2mv resolution
- +/- 20% 2mv resolution
ON
(adds 7.5 IRE, or 53mv to luminance channel)
OFF |(no change to luminance channel)
Serial Digital - SD-SDI (1 x BNC in, 1 x BNC out - conforms to the
SMPTE 259M standard)
• The FS-2E outputs embedded audio in the SDI output stream.
This feature is only available for the FS-2E.
Timecode (1 x BNC in, 1 x BNC out)
Balanced Audio (2 x XLR in, 2 x XLR out)
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Stereo Audio Monitor (1 x 1/4” TRS jack)
General Audio Specifications
Balanced Inputs
• Input Impedance
• Quantization
600 Ohms +/-10 Ohms
16 bits 48Khz
• Common mode rejection @1 KHz (dB) 100 dB
• Analog Input adjustment range -34dB to +4.5dB
(in 1.5dB steps, default setting 0dB)
3.5Vp-p
• Amplitude with no clipping
Balanced Outputs
• THD@1 Khz
• Channel Separation
• SNR
Less than 0.05%
100 dBu (@ 1 Khz 70 dB)
82 db, A weighted
16 bits 48Khz
• Quantization
• Output Impedance
• Bandwidth at -3dB points
600 Ohms +/-10 Ohms
24Khz
Headphone Output (1 x 1/4” TRS jack w/ level control)
• Headphone adjustment range -73dBdB to +4.5dB
• Headphone Output Impedance - 32 Ohms, 32mW
AES/EBU Digital Audio (1 x XLR in, 1 x XLR out)
Reference Video Loop Through (2 x BNC)
DV Video I/O - 25 Mb/s (1 x 6-pin IEEE-1394)
DV Video Pass Through - up to 400 Mb/s (1 x 6-pin IEEE-1394)
External HDD I/O - up to 400 Mb/s (1 x 6-pin IEEE-1394)
FireWire Computer I/F (1 x 6-pin IEEE-1394)
10/100 Base-T Ethernet
5.1.2 Control
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•
GPI & RS-232C Control (1 x 3.5mm mini jack)
RS-422 (1 x DB9 Serial)
5.1.3 Power
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•
110V to 220V AC, 50 - 60 Hz, Auto Ranging 100W
IEC Power Input
5.1.4 Physical Specification
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•
18.41lbs (8.36kg)
19" x 17.3" x 3.5" (483mm x 440mm x 89mm)
5.1.5 Audio/Video/Timecode Specification
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25Mb/s, 8-bit 4:1:1 (NTSC-DV) or 4:2:0 (PAL-DV) video (user
switchable)
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•
SMPTE or DV embedded or External Timecode (Drop or Non Drop)
2-ch., 16-bit embedded Digital Audio
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5.1.6 DTE File Formats
•
FS-2 and FS-2E: RawDV (.dv), AVI Type 1, AVI Type 2, Canopus AVI
and Matrox AVI (.avi), QuickTime (.mov), Pinnacle (.avi) or Avid DV-
OMF (.omf)
•
FS-2E (or FS-2 with 2.0 upgrade): 24P AVI Type 2, and 24P Quicktime.
5.1.7 Disk Information
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•
•
•
Internal Disk Type: 120 GB, IDE, 7200 RPM
External Disk Type: User Supplied IEEE-1394a FireWire
Disk Format: FAT32
FAT32 FireWire HDD compatible with Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, XP
and Mac OS9 and OSX Compliance and Warranty
•
•
CE, C-Tick and FCC
2-Year Limited Warranty
5.1.8 Compatible DV Formats
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DV, MiniDV, DVCam and DVCPro
5.2 FS-2/2E LCD Display Modes
The table below shows LCD characteristics when used with different FS-2/2E
control, record, play and stop modes:
PLAY/REC Mode Command LCD Display
Stop
STOP
ll PLAY
ꢀ PLAY
ll REC
REC
Pause
Play
Rec (Pause)
Normal Rec (Rec)
Retro Disk (Stop)
Retro Disk (Standby)
Retro Cache (Stop)
Retro Cache (Standby)
Loop Record (Stop)
Loop Record (Standby)
Loop Record (Rec)
Snap (Stop)
L
STOP
REC
L
C
C
STOP
REC
O STOP
O REC
O REC
STOP
Snap (Standby)
Snap (Rec)
ll SNAP
ll SNAP
STOP
Time Lapse (Stop)
Time Lapse (Pause)
Time Lapse (Rec)
ll T REC
T REC
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CONTROLTYPE
LCD Display
STOP
AV/C* (Stop)
A
AV/C* (Rec Pause)
AV/C* (Rec) A
ll A <REC TYPE> REC
<REC TYPE> REC
ll A PLAY
AV/C* (Play Pause)
AV/C* (Play)
A
ALL
ll Y <REC TYPE>REC
<REC TYPE>REC
Syncro Slave (Pause)
Syncro Slave (Rec)
Y
* AV/C is only for use when the FS-2/2E is connected to a
computer system. To control the FS-2/2E from a camcorder, use
Syncro Slave mode.
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5.3 Supported RS-422 Commands
RS-422 Command
Shuttle FWD
Shuttle Rev
Jog FWD
Jog Rev
Stop
21, 13, Shuttle Speed
21, 23, Shuttle Speed
21, 11, Jog Speed
21, 21, Jog Speed
20, 00
Play
20, 01
Pause
21, 13, 0
Record
20, 02
Goto Timecode
24, 31, timecode
5.4 Shuttle Speed Parameters
Command
Parameters
Pause
0
Play Slow 6
Play Slow 5
Play Slow 4
Play Slow 3
Play Slow 2
Play Slow 1
Play Normal
Play Fast 1
Play Fast 2
Play Fast 3
Play Fast 4
Play Fast 5
Play Fast 6
Play Faster
1 to 100
101 to 200
201 to 300
301 to 400
401 to 500
501 to 999
1000 to 1999
2000 to 2999
3000 to 3999
4000 to 4999
5000 to 5999
6000 to 6999
7000 to 7999
8000 to 8999
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5.5 Jog Speed Parameters
Command
Parameters
Pause
0
Step 1 Frame
Play Slow 4
Play Slow 3
Play Slow 2
Play Slow 1
Play Normal
1 to 200
201 to 300
301 to 400
401 to 500
501 to 800
1000 to 8999
5.6 Custom Commands
The following commands are currently supported.
Warnings
No feedback occurs indicating that the command was processed
successfully.
The FS2/2E must be in STOP mode before sending these commands
Only positive values of contrast, saturation, H phase, SC phase, hue, and
brightness are allowed
When deleting multiple tracks, delete the last track first, then work your
way to the first track. A delete command causes the track list to be re-
built. Shifting all tracks up.
Send the CSUM command at the end of each command.
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Command
Description
24 31 ## ## ## ##
Goto TimeCode from start of track
48 80 82 2A ## 00 00 00 00 00 Goto Track ## (Note 0 = track #1)
48 80 82 06 ## 00 00 00 00 00 Delete Track ##
48 80 82 0A 00 00 00 00 00 00 Record Mode
48 80 82 0A 01 00 00 00 00 00 Record Mode
48 80 82 0A 02 00 00 00 00 00 Record Mode
48 80 82 0A 03 00 00 00 00 00 Record Mode
48 80 82 0A 04 00 00 00 00 00 Record Mode
48 80 82 0A 05 00 00 00 00 00 Record Mode
48 80 82 0B 00 00 00 00 00 00 Snap Mode
48 80 82 0B 01 00 00 00 00 00 Snap Mode
48 80 82 0C 00 00 00 00 00 00 Control Mode
48 80 82 0C 01 00 00 00 00 00 Control Mode
48 80 82 0C 02 00 00 00 00 00 Control Mode
48 80 82 0C 03 00 00 00 00 00 Control Mode
48 80 82 0D 00 00 00 00 00 00 Play Mode
48 80 82 0D 01 00 00 00 00 00 Play Mode
48 80 82 0D 02 00 00 00 00 00 Play Mode
48 80 82 0D 03 00 00 00 00 00 Play Mode
48 80 82 0E 00 00 00 00 00 00 Play From
48 80 82 0E 01 00 00 00 00 00 Play From
48 80 82 0E 02 00 00 00 00 00 Play From
Normal
retro disk
retro cache
loop record
still record
time lapse
Same File
New File
Local Control
Remote Control
AVC Control
Syncro Slave Control
Play Clip (normal)
Loop Clip
Loop All
Play All
Play List
Track List
Grade List
48 80 82 0F 00 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 0F 01 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 0F 02 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 0F 03 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 0F 04 00 00 00 00 00
Record Format Raw DV
Record Format AVI TYPE 1
Record Format AVI TYPE 2
Record Format CANOPUS AVI
Record Format MATROX AVI
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Command
Description
48 80 82 0F 05 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 0F 06 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 0F 07 00 00 00 00 00
Record Format QUICKTIME
Record Format AVID OMF
Record Format PINNACLE
48 80 82 0F 0B 00 00 00 00 00 Record Format AVI TYPE 2 - 24P
48 80 82 0F 0C 00 00 00 00 00 Record Format QUICKTIME - 24P
48 80 82 10 00 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 10 01 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 11 00 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 11 01 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 12 00 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 12 01 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 12 02 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 12 03 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 16 00 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 16 00 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 16 01 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 16 02 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 16 03 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 17 00 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 17 01 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 17 02 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 18 00 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 18 01 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 18 02 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 19 00 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 19 01 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 19 02 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 19 03 00 00 00 00 00
FTP
ENABLE
DISABLE
ENABLE
DISABLE
OFF
FTP
TELNET
TELNET
OSD
OSD
MENU
TC
OSD
OSD
ABS
GPI
OFF
GPI
OFF
GPI
PAUSE
INDEX
SNAP
OFF
GPI
GPI
Backlight
Backlight
Backlight
ON
AUTO
Audio Correction OFF
Audio Correction MEDIUM
Audio Correction HIGH
TimeCode Mode External
TimeCode Mod Rec Run
TimeCode Mode Regen
TimeCode Mode Free Run
48 80 82 1A 00 00 00 00 00 00 Clip Preview
48 80 82 1A 01 00 00 00 00 00 Clip Preview
48 80 82 1A 02 00 00 00 00 00 Clip Preview
48 80 82 1A 03 00 00 00 00 00 Clip Preview
48 80 82 1B ## 00 00 00 00 00 Brightness
48 80 82 1C 00 00 00 00 00 00 Input Select
48 80 82 1C 01 00 00 00 00 00 Input Select
48 80 82 1C 02 00 00 00 00 00 Input Select
48 80 82 1C 03 00 00 00 00 00 Input Select
48 80 82 1C 04 00 00 00 00 00 Input Select
On
Off
None
Custom
##
Cmpst
Y/C
CMPNT
SDI
DV
48 80 82 1D 00 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level -34.5
48 80 82 1D 01 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level -33.0
48 80 82 1D 02 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level -31.5
48 80 82 1D 03 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level -30.0
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Command
Description
48 80 82 1D 04 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level -28.5
48 80 82 1D 05 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level -27.0
48 80 82 1D 06 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level -25.5
48 80 82 1D 07 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level -24.0
48 80 82 1D 08 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level -22.5
48 80 82 1D 09 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level -21.0
48 80 82 1D 0A 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level -19.5
48 80 82 1D 0B 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level -18.0
48 80 82 1D 0C 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level -16.5
48 80 82 1D 0D 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level -15.0
48 80 82 1D 0E 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level -13.5
48 80 82 1D 0F 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level -12.0
48 80 82 1D 10 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level -10.5
48 80 82 1D 11 00 00 00 00 00
Audio Rec Level - 9.0
48 80 82 1D 12 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level - 7.5
48 80 82 1D 13 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level - 6.0
48 80 82 1D 14 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level - 4.5
48 80 82 1D 15 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level - 3.0
48 80 82 1D 16 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level - 1.5
48 80 82 1D 17 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level 0.0
48 80 82 1D 18 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level + 1.5
48 80 82 1D 19 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level + 3.0
48 80 82 1D 1A 00 00 00 00 00 Audio Rec Level + 4.5
48 80 82 1E 00 00 00 00 00 00 High Res Mode Disable
48 80 82 1E 01 00 00 00 00 00 High Res Mode Enable
48 80 82 1F 00 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 1F 01 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 20 00 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 20 01 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 21 00 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 21 01 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 21 02 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 21 03 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 22 01 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 22 02 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 22 03 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 23 ## 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 24 ## 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 25 ## 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 26 ## 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 27 ## 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 28 00 00 00 00 00 00
48 80 82 28 01 00 00 00 00 00
Folder Pref
Folder Pref
Scene Mark
Auto Mark
Reference Video Reference
Reference Video Free Run
Analog Out
Analog Out
Analog Out
Analog Out
Organize
Organize
Organize
Contrast
Composite
COMPONENT-SMPTE
COMPONENT-BETACAM
COMPONENT-MII
PINNACLE
CLIPS
OMF
##
Saturation
H Phase
##
##
SC Phase
Hue
##
##
Black Level
Black Level
0 IRE
7.5 IRE
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Index
control mode
mode
control 106
A
D
default
B
C
clip
E
component
composite
F
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Index
files
folder
J
K
L
G
M
mode
H
hi res
I
illustration
N
input
O
IP address
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Index
recorder
P
recorder controls
recording
phase
playback
player controls
playlist
S
preview
R
record key
software
status
still
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Index
Y
T
track
U
updating software
V
W
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