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UVW-1800
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| With built-in time code generator/reader, time base corrector and high-speed picture search, it provides frame accurate editing and consistent picture quality. The UVW1800 also features 90 minute playback/record, RS-422A remote interface, composite input/output, Y/C composite input/output and component (Y, R-Y, B-Y) input/output. It is an ideal deck for creating Betacam SP dub from DVCAM VTRs equipped with component video output, and is an economical way to build a superior editing system. |

| Full Editing Function | |
| High Speed/Picture Search - 5 times normal speed in color and up to 16 times normal speed in monochrome in both forward and reverse | |
| Built-in Time Base Corrector | |
| Built-in Time Code Generator/Reader | |
| RS-422A serial interface (9-pin) | |
| Y/R-Y/B-Y Component Video Signal Input/Output | |
| Composite Video Signal Input/Output | |
| S-video Signal Input/Output | |
| Self Diagnostics | |
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High Speed Picture Search
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This feature provides a recognizable picture at various speeds over a range of up to five times normal speed in color, and up to 16 times normal speed in monochrome, both in forward and reverse.
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Full Editing Function
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When connected to RS-422A equipped editing controllers such as the PVE-500, the UVW1800 functions as an editing recorder for assemble or insert editing. Frame accurate editing is assured in both modes, thanks to the sophisticated servo control and built-in time code generator/reader. In the insert mode, video, audio CH-1, audio CH-2 and time code can be inserted independently or in any combination. In the assemble mode, all of the prerecorded signals are erased and replaced with new signals.
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Built-in Time Base Corrector
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Provides stable pictures without any additional equipment. Advanced, high-quality digital dropout compensation also ensures consistent picture performance.
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Built-in Time Code Generator/Reader
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The Betacam SP format has an independent time code track so that a longitudinal audio track does not have to be sacrificed for time code. The time codes conform to the SMPTE standard in which LTC and User-bits are provided. LTC is used to identify the absolute address of a frame, while User-bits are reserved for operator's use. Frame accurate A/B roll editing is possible using the LTC.
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Luminance
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1.0 Vp-p, 75 sync negative
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Chrominance
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AM - More than 52dB - PM - More than 52dB
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Power requirements
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AC 90 to 132 V, 48 to 64 Hz
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Operating temperature
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5oC to 40oC (41oF to 104oF)
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Storage temperature
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-20 oC to 60 oC (-4oF to 140oF)
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Humidity
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Less than 80% (relative humidity)
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Tape speed
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118.6 mm/s
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Fast forward time
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Less than 3 min with UVWT-90MLA
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Rewind time
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Less than 3 min with UVWT-90MLA
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Color difference
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R-Y:0.7Vp-p, 75, B-Y:0.7Vp-p,75
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K-factor (2T pulse)
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Less than 3%
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Y/C delay
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100 ns
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Frequency response
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50Hz to 12.5kHz +2.0 -3.0dB
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S/N ratio (at 3% distortion level)
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More than 70dB
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S-VIDEO OUT
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Y:1.0VP-P, 75 - C:0.286Vp-p (burst), 75
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REMOTE IN/OUT
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9-pin, female
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HEADPHONES
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JM-60 headphone stereo jack
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Recording/playback time
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More than 90 min with UVWT-90MLA, More than 30 min with UVWT-30MA
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S-VIDEO IN
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Y:1.0VP-P, 75 - C:0.286Vp-p (burst), 75
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TBC REMOTE
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15-pin, male
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Video level
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3 dB
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Chroma level
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3 dB
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Setup level
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0 to + 15 IRE
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Hue
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15o
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System SC phase
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360o p-p*3
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System sync phase
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-1 to +3s*4
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Distortion T.H.D.(at 1kHz reference level)
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Less than 1.5%
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SIGNAL INPUTS:
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SIGNAL OUTPUTS:
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General:
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Power Consumption
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85W
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Search speed (with optional SVRM-100) *1
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SHUTTLE 15 steps, still to 16 times normal speed, forward and reverse - JOG Frame by frame, forward and reverse
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VIDEO PERFORMANCE(Metal Particle Tape):
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Bandwidth Luminance (50% modulation)
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30 Hz to 4.0 MHz +1.0 -4.0dB
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Color difference (50% modulation)
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30 Hz to 1.5 MHz +1.0 -4.0dB
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S/N ratio - Luminance(Component IN/OUT)
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More than 49dB
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AUDIO PERFORMANCE(Metal Particle Tape):
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Wow and flutter(DIN45507)
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Less than 0.18% rms
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REF VIDEO IN (BNC)
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1.0vp-p, 75
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VIDEO IN (BNC)
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Composite video, 1.0Vp-p, 75 sync negative
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COMPONENT IN 1 (12-pin male)
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AUDIO IN CH-1/2 (XLR 3-pin female)
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+4DbU *2, 600/10K Selectable, balanced
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TIME CODE IN (BNC)
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0.5v to 18Vp-p, 600
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VIDEO OUT 1 (BNC)
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Composite video, 1.0Vp-p, 75, sync negative
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VIDEO OUT 2 (BNC)
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Composite video, 1.0Vp-p, 75, sync negative, with or without character insertion
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COMPONENT OUT 1 (12-pin male)
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COMPONENT OUT 2 (BNC x 3)
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AUDIO LINE OUT (XLR 3-pin male) CH1/2
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+4dBu, 600 balanced
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AUDIO MONITOR OUT (Phono) CH1/2
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-6 dBu
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TIME CODE OUT (BNC)
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2.2Vp-p, 600
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CONTROL/s
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Mini jack
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Processor adjustment range (with Optional BVR-50)
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Luminance
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1.0Vp-p, 75, sync negative
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Y/C delay
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100 ns
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Y/C delay
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Less than 30
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Color difference
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R-Y:07Vp-p, 75, B-Y:0.7Vp-p, 75
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