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Ki Pro Rack Installation and Operation Manual — TRANSPORT Mode (default)

TRANSPORT Mode (default)

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

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

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

If the screen saver is on, pushing one of the transport buttons in the middle of the front

panel (PLAY, STOP, FF, REV, REC) dismisses the screen saver and returns to the current

display. A second press, or a first press if the screen saver is already off, 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”.

Stop Mode

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.

Transport Lockout

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.

Exiting Menus

At any time you only need to hit any transport button to exit (or “exit” a STATUS,

CONFIG, or MEDIA menu by pushing its button). Pressing a transport button sends the

display into the TRANSPORT default menu.

Confirmation Messages

Several operations may result in an “ARE YOU SURE” interaction; for example, FORMAT

MEDIA. This protects you from inadvertent actions and ensures that accidental button

presses don’t have negative repercussions. When you answer yes to an ARE YOU SURE

prompt, the display then changes to an “in progress display”, and automatically returns

to the menu when the operation is complete.

Conversions During Recording

When recording, Ki Pro is in an E-to-E state. However, any conversions selected (on

input or output) will be applied. This means you can specify the type of recording via

the In Convert as “None”, leaving the incoming signal as is, or convert the signal to

another format for your recording.

Recording a Clip

There is more than one way to record a clip, since you can control Ki Pro in numerous

ways. The MEDIA and CONFIG menus presented later in this chapter detail the

parameters available to control recording. Before we get into that level of detail, here’s

an example of just how simple recording can be:

1. Press the STATUS button. You’ll see the currently selected input and input format

(line 1) and the chosen recording format and audio input (line 2).

2. If these settings are acceptable, push the red RECORD button below the display.

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