AJA V2Analog Specifications download pdf (Page 40)

In the CONFIG or MEDIA menus, the Select buttons select various adjustable

parameters, and the Adjust buttons adjust the selected parameter. When entering

a menu, the system remembers and returns to the last selected parameter. The

display for the CONFIG and MEDIA menus is sh

own below:

TRANSPORT Mode (default)

TRANSPORT mode is the default mode for Ki Pro operation. When you power up Ki

Pro, the ﬁrst display you’ll see is TRANSPORT mode menu. Any clip that previously

was recorded is referenced in the display and can be played.

Pushing one of the transport buttons in the middle of the front panel (PLAY, STOP,

FF, REV, REC) immediately takes action and causes the display to change to the

TRANSPORT mode if it is not already displayed. Settings you’ve made in the MEDIA

menus are observed (more on that later). You’ll always know you are in TRANSPORT

mode as long as one of the MENU buttons aren’t lit (STATUS, MENU, or MEDIA)—if

one is lit, then you are in a “menu”.

When in the “STOP” mode, the CONFIG and MEDIA set-up menus can be accessed

to adjust various parameters that control Ki Pro's operation. Note that you must be

in STOP, not PAUSE to access these menus—if you try to access these menus

without ﬁrst having stopped playback, a “PRESS STOP” prompt will appear on the

VFD display. You can tell if the STOP button is in “pause” if the button is ﬂashing.

There are certain times when transport controls are locked out. For example, when

ejecting media, or entering an IP address, the transport controls are locked out

until the operation is completed. Most other menu functions do not lock out the

transport controls.

Input Format Input selected

Recording Format Audio input selected

STATUS Menu (Record Mode)

Current Clip Storage Slot Remaining Capacity

Reel Number Timecode

STATUS Menu (Play Mode)

Parameter number Parameter Name

Parameter setting (chosen by Adjust buttons)

CONFIG Menu

Parameter number Parameter Name

Parameter setting (chosen by Adjust buttons)

MEDIA Menu (like CONFIG)

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AJA V2Analog Specifications Page 40