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Laird Field Fire LTM-FFP User Manual

Portable analog/dv media converter
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Model LTM-FFP User Manual
LTM-FFP
Portable Analog/DV Media
Converter
CE
© 2001 Laird Telemedia.

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  • Page 1 Model LTM-FFP User Manual LTM-FFP Portable Analog/DV Media Converter © 2001 Laird Telemedia.
  • Page 2 ESCRIPTION The LTM-FFP is a portable Analog/DV signal converter designed primarily for field use with DV edit systems. The primary function of the LTM-FFP is to download analog component, YC and Composite video signals to DV. The unit also handles balanced audio to DV. A composite video monitoring output is provided for both monitoring and DV decoding playback.
  • Page 3 ONVERTING NALOG Component Video: Plug the proper component signals into the marked connec- tors(R-Y, B-Y, Y). In component mode, a composite video signal synchronous to the component signals must be fed to the REF BNC connector. This signal is required in order for the component system to work.

  • Page 4: Audio Interface

    UDIO NTERFACE AUDIO INPUT: Connect the proper balanced audio signals to the XLR input connectors. Be certain that the audio level does not exceed O dB(1.023Vpp). Excessive levels will cause dis- tortion in your system. Select the required audio encode speed(32K or 48K) using the front panel AUDIO ENCODE pushbutton.

  • Page 5: Safety Precautions

    AFETY RECAUTIONS 1. To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose this equipment to the environment of Humidity and/or dust. Do not use this equipment in an unprotected outdoor installation or any area classified as a wet area. 2. The operating temperature of this product must be kept between -40°C and +95°C. Direct sunlight or an intense source of heat, direct or ambient, must not be introduced to the product either by induction or contact.

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