Calculated-industries 9226 User Manual

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Key Definitions/Functions[+] [–] [x] [÷] [=]Arithmetic operation keys.[%]Four-function percent key.[0] – [9]Digits used for entering numbers.[•]Decima

[On/C] — On/Clear KeyTurns power on. If on, pressing onceclears the last entry and the display.Pressing twice clears all temporaryregisters.[Conv] — C

[H:M:S]— Hours/Minutes/SecondsUsed for two functions: (1) to estab-lish a “real-clock-time” mode forentering and calculating real time(H:M:S – hours,

[Out] — Out keyEnters or calculates the end point.Calculates the “out” ending pointbased on the values in the [Dur] and[In] registers. (Note: This ca

[30 NDF] — 30 Non-Drop-FrameTime Code Used for two functions: (1) to enteror calculate NTSC 30 NDF TimeCode; (2) when used with the[Conv] key, conver

[25 PAL] — PAL/SECAM 25 FPSTime CodeUsed for two functions: (1) to enter orcalculate PAL/SECAM 25 FPS TimeCode; (2) when used with the [Conv]key, conv

[35mm] — 35mm Film keyUsed for two functions: (1) to enteror calculate 35mm film; (2) whenused with the [Conv] key, converts areal time, time code, or

Stop-Watch Timer Keys[Go/Stop] — Timer Go/Stop Activates the Stop-Watch/Timer. If Timer is notcounting:First press displays the stoppedtimer (blank ti

[Mark] scrolls through the markedpoints which can be stored to Mem-ory, used with In/Out/Duration oroperated on using the calculator’smath functions.S

[Conv] [+] — Clear All MemoryClears all values stored in Memorylocations 0-9.[Conv] [%] — Delta Percent FunctionCalculates the percentage differencebe

Table of ContentsGetting StartedNTSC (“SMPTE”) Time Code . . . .4Conversions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6Power On & Off . . . . . . . . .

Basic Math OperationsYour calculator uses standard chaininglogic which simply means that youenter your first value, the operator (+,–, x, ÷), the seco

Delta Percent Function ([Conv] [ %])The Delta Percent function finds thepercent change between two values as apercent of the first value. You mustpres

Example: Using memory to store a valueSteps Keystrokes DisplayEnter into memory 1 355 [Stor] 1 M-1 355.Recall mem.1 [Rcl] 1 M-1 355.Replace mem.1

PreferencesThe Frame Master II includes a specialpreferences function that allows you tocustomize the calculator for your spe-cific needs or special s

How to use the Preferences function(1) Enter preferences mode:Steps Keystrokes DisplayClear calc. [On/C] [On/C] 0.[Prefs] NTSC 59.94(2) Scroll to ty

Entering ValuesBefore you begin entering values, youmust first select a mode: Time Code [30 DF] [30 NDF] [25 PAL],[CusTC]; Real-time [H:M:S]; Film

separate the different elements suchas hours, minutes, seconds, frames,and feet-frames. However, this isgenerally unnecessary except as ameans of ente

Entering Time and Time Code UnitsTo enter only hours or only minutes,etc., use the colon key to skip to the nexttime unit. For example, you would pres

Entering Film ValuesTo enter film values, select a film modethen use auto-entry or the colon key. Ifyou want to work in frames only, selectyour film m

Math OperationsFor basic decimal math operations, seethe beginning of this guide. For real-time, video time code and film mathcalculations and convers

IntroducingFrame Master®IIThe Frame Master®II is designed tosimplify calculations and conversionsfor Film, Time Code, and Real-Time. Itfeatures: ◆ Co

Converting Values(1) Clear calculator and select the timecode or film mode you want to use. [On/C] [On/C] [30 NDF](2) Enter the film or time code valu

Example: Convert Film FootagesConvert 5:04 feet-frames of 16mm filmto other formats.Steps Keystrokes DisplayClear calc. [On/C] [On/C] 0.Enter value [

In/Out/Duration PointsThe [In], [Out] and [Dur] (duration)keys can calculate the starting and end-ing points as well as the amount of timein between.

Example: Finding DurationFind the elapsed time (duration) fromthe information below using 30 NDF.In 1:03:00:24Out: 1:27:13:12Step Keystrokes DisplayCl

Example: Finding Multiple PointsFind the duration and the second endpoint for the following data (30 NDF).IN OUT DUR6:56:50:16 9:18:09:22 SOLVE11:05:0

Sync/Offset FunctionYour calculator includes a special Sync/-Offset function that lets you create anoffset and then find matching editpoints on A/B so

Example: Different Format Sync Using the [In] and [Out] keys, find theoffset between 1:00:00:00 30 NDFTime Code and 95:00 Ft/Frms of35mm film. Then st

Setting Film Speed — [fps]The default value for film speed is 24frames per second. This key sets the fpsused by the [16mm], [35mm] and[Cust] keys. To

Setting Frames Per Foot (f/ft) The values for physical frames-per-foot(f/ft) can be adjusted for each type offilm. The default values are:Film Type Fr

User’s Guide – 39Setting Custom Time CodeThe default value for custom time codeis 30 frames per second (fps). This fpssetting is used by the [CusTC] k

NTSC (“SMPTE”) Time Code There are two types of NTSC 30 frames-per-second (fps) time code commonlyused in North America and Japan: Non-Drop Frame (30N

Using the TimerThe Frame Master II includes a full-function timer with selectable buzzerand Mark Point function. The timer can count up from zero orc

Counting Up or DownIf you do not select a mode, the timerdefaults to the last timer mode youused. (The initial default timer mode isreal time with one

(6) You can use other keys and functionswhile the timer is counting. If youare counting down, the calculatorwill beep three times and flash thedisplay

(2) Press the equals key [=].[=](2) Press the math key ([+] [–] [x] [÷])you want to use. [+](3) Enter another value then press theequals key [=]. 1 [:

(2) Press [Go/Stop] to end Timing.(While not mandatory, it is highlyrecommended that you not recallthe marked values while the Timeris active and run

Clearing the Timer(1) Press [Go/Stop] to stop the timer ifit’s counting.(2) Press [On/C] to clear timer.Audible Buzzer FunctionIf counting down, the T

Rate FunctionThe Rate function (accessed by press-ing [Conv] [•]) allows you to multiplya time code, feet-frame, real-time orframe value by a number (

Example: Film (Feet-Frames) RateEnter 65:10 Ft/Frm of 16mm film andmultiply it by a rate of $25/foot.Steps Keystrokes DisplayClear calculator [On/C] [

Calculator InformationAccuracy/Display For standard calculations, each calcu-lation is carried out internally to 10digits and is rounded to a 7- or 8-

Errors An error will occur when you make anincorrect entry, if the answer is beyondthe range of the calculator, or if youenter a mathematical impossib

Drop Frame Time CodeDrop Frame time code was developed tocompensate for the error between 30NDF time code and 29.97 NTSC signalspeed. In Drop Frame, t

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Other Time CodesThe Frame Master II also contains twoother Time Code modes: (a) 25 fps(PAL/SECAM) and (b) Custom TimeCode, which can be set to any spe

(2) Frame Rate to Frame Rate — Con-versions are based on the respectiveframe rates at ratio of those framerates (i.e., theatrical film shot at 24fps t

NTSC/NTSC Frame to Frame.NTSC/Film Rate to Rate.NTSC/PAL Time-based.Film/PAL Frame to Frame.Film/Cust TC Frame to Frame.PAL/Cust TC Frame to Frame.Fil

Power On & OffTurn the calculator on by pressing the[On/C] key. To turn it off, press the [Off] key.Auto Shut-OffThe calculator will turn itself