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FRAME UNITS
FIRST BINARY GROUP
FRAME TENS
SECOND BINARY GROUP
DROP FRAME FLAG
COLOR FRAME FLAG
SECONDS UNITS
THIRD BINARY GROUP
SECONDS TENS
BI-PHASE MARK PHASE CORRECTION BIT
FOURTH BINARY GROUP
MINUTES UNITS
FITH BINARY GROUP
MINUTES TENS
BINARY GROUP FLAG BIT
SIXTH BINARY GROUP
HOURS UNITS
SEVENTH BINARY GROUP
HOURS TENS
UNASSIGNED ADDRESS BIT 58
BINARY GROUP FLAG BIT
EIGHTH BINARY GROUP
SYNC WORD - BIT “ZERO”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ZERO”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ONE”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ONE”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ONE”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ONE”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ONE”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ONE”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ONE”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ONE”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ONE”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ONE”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ONE”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ONE”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ZERO”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ONE”
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10
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10
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40
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10
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FRAME UNITS
FIRST BINARY GROUP
FRAME TENS
SECOND BINARY GROUP
UNASSIGNED ADDRESS BIT 10
COLOR FRAME FLAG
SECONDS UNITS
THIRD BINARY GROUP
SECONDS TENS
BINARY GROUP FLAG BIT
FOURTH BINARY GROUP
MINUTES UNITS
FITH BINARY GROUP
MINUTES TENS
BINARY GROUP FLAG BIT
SIXTH BINARY GROUP
HOURS UNITS
SEVENTH BINARY GROUP
HOURS TENS
UNASSIGNED ADDRESS BIT 58
BI-PHASE MARK PHASE CORRECTION BIT
EIGHTH BINARY GROUP
SYNC WORD - BIT “ZERO”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ZERO”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ONE”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ONE”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ONE”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ONE”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ONE”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ONE”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ONE”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ONE”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ONE”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ONE”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ONE”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ONE”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ZERO”
SYNC WORD - BIT “ONE”
Bit No. Bit No.
longitudinal bit assignment
longitudinal bit assignment
SMPTE time code has 30 frames per second and EBU has
25. Both time codes have 80 bits per word. All bits are
identical, except for some of the flags that are different (bits
10, 27 & 59) - see Figures 7 & 8 below.
When repairing time code, connect your time code source
Time Code Input:
When repairing time code, connect your time code source
Time Code Input:
(raw time code) to this jack.
When repairing time code, connect your time code source
(raw time code) to this jack.
When repairing time code, connect your time code source
This is the output of the generator in all modes (repair,
Time Code Output:
This is the output of the generator in all modes (repair,
Time Code Output:
generate and bypass). Connect this jack to your time code
This is the output of the generator in all modes (repair,
generate and bypass). Connect this jack to your time code
This is the output of the generator in all modes (repair,
destination (reader, synchronizer, tape machine, ...).
generate and bypass). Connect this jack to your time code
destination (reader, synchronizer, tape machine, ...).
generate and bypass). Connect this jack to your time code
Connect composite sync or composite video to the “Video In”
Video In & Loop:
Connect composite sync or composite video to the “Video In”
Video In & Loop:
BNC connector. An additional BNC connector is provided for
Connect composite sync or composite video to the “Video In”
BNC connector. An additional BNC connector is provided for
Connect composite sync or composite video to the “Video In”
looping through as well as a switchable 75Ω termination.
BNC connector. An additional BNC connector is provided for
looping through as well as a switchable 75Ω termination.
BNC connector. An additional BNC connector is provided for
The SR-3 requires 6 to 9VDC @ 500mA with center pin
The SR-3 requires 6 to 9VDC @ 500mA with center pin
positive.
The SR-3 requires 6 to 9VDC @ 500mA with center pin
Time code input and output jacks are RTS 1/4” jacks
1/4” Jacks:
Time code input and output jacks are RTS 1/4” jacks
1/4” Jacks:
Pins are: Tip = high, Ring = low, Sleeve = ground.
Time code input and output jacks are RTS 1/4” jacks
Pins are: Tip = high, Ring = low, Sleeve = ground.
Time code input and output jacks are RTS 1/4” jacks
Since time code is bi-phase, a reversal of low & high wires
would not cause a problem.
Since time code is bi-phase, a reversal of low & high wires
would not cause a problem.
Since time code is bi-phase, a reversal of low & high wires
The SR-3 works with balanced and unbalanced equipment.
When using unbalanced equipment with the SR-3, wire your
The SR-3 works with balanced and unbalanced equipment.
When using unbalanced equipment with the SR-3, wire your
The SR-3 works with balanced and unbalanced equipment.
cables as described in the diagrams below.
When using unbalanced equipment with the SR-3, wire your
cables as described in the diagrams below.
When using unbalanced equipment with the SR-3, wire your
Use standard 75Ω video cables.
Figure 1. Proper unbalanced wiring diagrams
