On a traditional
Pressing the eject button will unthread a tape on the selected player or recorder
broadcast deck
and eject the tape or cassette. The timecode panel will update to reflect the
deck as it will no longer reference the tape timecode.
On a HyperDeck
When a HyperDeck is in 'stop' mode, pressing the 'eject' button will switch
recorder
your active recording slot to the other one available. For example, HyperDeck
recording with slot 1 active will switch to slot 2. When you HyperDeck is in
record or play mode, pressing 'eject' will stop the record or playback and switch
slots in the one step.
TIP
If you are using a HyperDeck recorder with HyperDeck Extreme Control, the
illuminated 'eject' button will let you know there is no media inserted in the drive slots
of the HyperDeck recorder.
HyperDeck Extreme Control Front Panel
In this section of the manual you will find detailed descriptions of all the features on your
HyperDeck Extreme Control.
1
2
1
1
2
IN
OUT
6
INPUT
PREROLL
7
EDIT
EJECT
5
1
Playback and record buttons
16 numbered buttons let you select which deck is the player and which deck is the
recorder. The M buttons are not enabled at this time.
2
Player and Recorder buttons
Player and recorder buttons let you select your player or recorder device. Once you
press the player button, the status indicator and timecode will update to reflect the
deck or device selected as player.
3
Timecode Display
The timecode display will update to the connected deck when the numbered playback
or record button or 'player' or 'recorder' button is selected. When a drive or tape is
ejected, the timecode display will revert to the deck default, generally 00:00:00:00.
PLAYBACK
3
4
5
6
7
3
4
5
6
7
RECORD
6
ENTRY
TRIM
PLAYER
DELETE
SKIP
REC
SKIP
REW
PLAY
F FWD
3
HOURS
MINUTES
8
M
SHUTTLE
JOG
8
M
RECORDER
2
REF
SERVO
REMOTE
STOP
HyperDeck Extreme Control Front Panel
SECONDS
FRAMES
POSITION
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