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SYNCHRONISATION

NOTE 1: You may find it useful when starting a project from scratch to always start at, say,

1 hour and use the relative time display so that the project effectively still starts at zero. In

this way, if you suddenly find you need to add cues before 00:00:00:00, you can. If you use

absolute and start at zero, you will first have to slip all cues in the project forward to accom-

modate the new cues.

DISPLAY This offset is added to relative time before it is displayed. The options

are OFF, ON, LED ONLY.

OFF and ON should be fairly self-explanatory. LED ONLY applies

the offset to the LED timecode display on the RE32’s panel only - the

timecode display on the external monitor does not show this offset.

This is a special requirement for in situations where film and SMPTE/

EBU equipment is being used together. In this case SMPTE/EBU

timecode can be displayed on the RE32’s LED timecode display and

zero-based feet/frames display can be displayed on the VGA monitor’s

timecode display (for example, the first frame of the film is at a SMPTE/

EBU time of 10 hours but, as no film footage has elapsed, the feet/

frames display on the external monitor shows 0000 feet/00 frames).

T/C RCV This is an abbreviation of TIMECODE RECEIVE OFFSET and sets

an offset that is applied to incoming timecode.

T/C GEN This is an abbreviation of TIMECODE GENERATE OFFSET. This

offset is applied to generated timecode.

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