Zaxcom TRX992 Bedienungsanleitung PDF herunterladen (Seite 11)

Zaxcom Digital Wireless System User’s Manual_______________________________________Chapter 1

Media

Most of the units read from and/or record to a MiniSD/MicroSD card, which is inserted into the media slot. All of

the transmitters use a MiniSD/MicroSD card to update the unit‟s firmware. To be safe, you must use approved

media:

Media

Manufacturer’s ID

Approved?

SanDisk 4GB SDHC MiniSD/MicroSD

YES

Transcend 4GB SDHC MiniSD/MicroSD

YES

ALL SanDisk MicroSD 4GB & Larger

(with/without MiniSD adapter)

YES

Transcend 2GB (x80) MiniSD

TS2GSDM80

YES

Transcend 4GB MiniSD

TS4GSDM80

YES

ALL Dane-Elec

SanDisk 2GB MiniSD

ALL SanDisk Ultra

ALL SanDisk Ultra II

ALL Transcend (x45)

Any brand that prints the info on a sticker applied to the chip

Transcend 2GB MicroSD (no speed rating)

HP 4GB SDHC MicroSD (class 4)

Adata 4GB SDHC MicroSD (class 2)

Table 1-1 Approved vs. Unapproved Media

IMPORTANT: To use any 4GB card, V5.53 or greater is required.

If unapproved media is used, it could become jammed in the media socket and damage it.

CAUTION: Damage resulting from using unapproved media is not covered by the warranty.

Do not use SanDisk Ultra II cards. Formatting one of them may make it unusable.

We have been shipping a regular SanDisk 2GB MiniSD card (for programming purposes), and it turns out to be

right on the edge of recording reliability. The symptoms involve the TRX or ZFR periodically going in to and out

of record because the card holds off the processor for too long.

Here is a testing procedure to determine if the card will function correctly:

1) Format the card in the Zaxcom unit.

2) Power cycle the unit.

3) Record audio to the card for several hours or more while in standalone mode (with no timecode source to

prevent a re-jam event).

4) Look at the Transport Control page {p.33}. Assuming the unit did not have any external timecode applied,

it should still be recording in segment #1.

IMPORTANT: If you see the timecode stop (or pause), that is when the card is not accepting data.

Alternatively, the Power/Record LED (where present), stays Red when the processor is waiting for the card

to accept data and Green when the processor is writing to the card. If the card refuses to accept data for

more than 1/2 second (a solid Red LED) the unit will stop recording to the current segment and try to start

recording in the next segment.

In the Pacifier page {p.31}, you may also see Rx! (x indicates the number of record errors).

1 2 ... 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 ... 87 88

Kommentare zu diesen Handbüchern

Keine Kommentare

Zaxcom TRX992 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 11

Kommentare zu diesen Handbüchern

Verwandte Produkte und Handbücher für Mikrofone Zaxcom TRX992