#Sony bvh 3100 service manual manuals#

And finally, when you continue rewinding, the guides automatically retract. Second, the EOT STOP switch on the SY-80 board will actually stop the tape before it runs off the end of the reel. First, the system constantly watches timer 2 (the one you can't reset) and automatically slows down the tape when it approaches the end of the tape. Sony built several safeguards into the BVH-2000 to avoid having the tape end nailing the head. Is there something similar available with the BVH? Up until now, I always unthreaded a tape using the JOG function after the rewinding had stopped a few meters before the end of the tape. Is there something similar available with the BVH? Yeah ok, it might be in the manual, but I have to admit to having mainly concentrated on the video recording and editing theory.ДolbySR wrote:I watched a video about one of the latest AMPEX 1' C-type recorders and they apparently have an untreading function. Quite impressed.Д«ut something else that came to mind: I watched a video about one of the latest AMPEX 1' C-type recorders and they apparently have an untreading function. There are some really neat things you can do with them. This one certainly helps a lot in order to understand basic functions, especially all the edit functions.

#Sony bvh 3100 service manual manuals#

We went there each week in our French classes.ДЄnyway, in the mean time, I managed to get the 1st volume of the BVH-2000 manuals as a PDF. Really cool devices to learn a new language and to perfect it. My middle school had an entire language laboratory (well, a room with tape recorders at each desk to learn languages, interconnected with some great functions) equipped with those Studer-ReVox learning system. The drooling especially, not the not lasting very long PID_Stop wrote:I doubt that a Studer would have lasted very long in our shop, with all the people drooling over it.

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