Datavideo HDR-60 HD/SD Digital Video Recorder

Contents

• FCC Compliance Statement
• Warnings and Precautions
• Warranty
• Disposal
• Product Overview
• Switching the Recorder On
• Formatting a Drive
• LCD Clip Status Display
• Menu Overview and Navigation
• Record Setup
• Before Recording
• Recording
• Special Record Functions
• Playback
• System Setup
• GPI Control
• Transferring Files to a Computer
• Updating the Firmware
• Remote Interface
• RS-232 Controller Command Set
• Dimensions & Weight
• Specifications
• Service & Support

FCC Compliance Statement

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and
2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Warnings and Precautions

1. Read all warnings and save them for later reference.
2. Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the unit.
3. Unplug the unit from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners; use a damp cloth.
4. Do not use the unit in or near water.
5. Do not place the unit on an unstable cart, stand, or table, as it may fall and cause serious damage.
6. Slots and openings on the cabinet top, back, and bottom are for ventilation. Do not block or cover these openings to ensure safe and reliable operation and prevent overheating. Do not place the unit on surfaces like beds, sofas, or rugs, as this blocks bottom ventilation. Never place the unit near or over a heat register or radiator. Do not place in built-in installations unless proper ventilation is provided.
7. Operate the product only from the type of power source indicated on the AC adapter's marking label. Consult your Datavideo dealer or local power company if unsure.
8. Do not allow anything to rest on the power cord. Do not place the unit where the power cord can be walked on, rolled over, or stressed.
9. If an extension cord is used, ensure the total ampere rating of products plugged into it does not exceed the cord's rating.
10. Ensure the total amperes of all units plugged into a single wall outlet do not exceed 15 amperes.
11. Never insert objects into the unit's ventilation slots, as they may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts, risking fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid onto or into the unit.
12. Do not attempt to service the product yourself, except as explained elsewhere in this manual. Opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage points or other risks, and will void your warranty. Refer all service issues to qualified personnel.
13. Unplug the product and refer to qualified service personnel under the following conditions:
    • Power cord is damaged or frayed.
    • Liquid has spilled into the unit.
    • Product has been exposed to rain or water.
    • Product does not operate normally; adjust only controls covered by operating instructions. Improper adjustment may require extensive work by a qualified technician.
    • Product has been dropped or the cabinet is damaged.
    • Product exhibits a distinct change in performance indicating a need for service.

Warranty

Standard Warranty

• Datavideo equipment is guaranteed against manufacturing defects for one year from the date of purchase.
• The original purchase invoice or other documentary evidence must be supplied for warranty repair requests.
• The warranty period begins on the purchase date. If unknown, it begins on the thirtieth day after shipment from a Datavideo office.
• Non-Datavideo manufactured products have a one-year warranty from the date of purchase.
• Damage from accident, misuse, unauthorized repairs, sand, grit, or water is not covered.
• Viruses and malware infections on computer systems are not covered.
• Errors caused by unauthorized third-party software installations are not covered.
• All mail or transportation costs, including insurance, are at the owner's expense.
• Other claims of any nature are not covered.
• Accessories (headphones, cables, batteries, metal parts, housing, cable reel, consumable parts) are not covered.
• Warranty is valid only in the country or region of purchase.
• Statutory rights are not affected.

Three Year Warranty

• Datavideo products purchased after July 1st, 2017 qualify for a free two-year extension to the standard warranty, provided the product is registered with Datavideo within 30 days of purchase.
• Certain parts with limited lifetime expectancy (LCD panels, DVD drives, Hard Drive, Solid State Drive, SD Card, USB Thumb Drive, Lighting, Non-PCIe Card, third-party PC components) are covered for 1 year.
• The three-year warranty must be registered on Datavideo's official website or with a local Datavideo office or authorized distributor within 30 days of purchase.

Disposal

For EU Customers only - WEEE Marking

This symbol on the product or packaging indicates it must not be disposed of with household waste. It is your responsibility to dispose of waste equipment at a designated collection point for recycling of waste electrical and electronic equipment. This helps conserve natural resources and ensures recycling protects human health and the environment. For more information, contact your local city office, household waste disposal service, or the shop where you purchased the product.

The CE Marking is the symbol shown. "CE" is an abbreviation of the French phrase "Conformité Européene," meaning "European Conformity." The term "EC Mark" was officially replaced by "CE Marking" in Directive 93/68/EEC in 1993 and is now used in all EU official documents.

Product Overview

The Datavideo HDR-60 is a hard drive-based video recorder with a removable hard drive enclosure. It can be used as a desktop stand-alone recorder in the studio or on location. The unit records from Standard or High Definition SDI video equipment, utilizing a convenient SDI loop-through/pass-through for monitoring. It provides SD or HD MPEG-II MXF or MOV files compatible with various HD Non-Linear Editing (NLE) and play-out solutions. Several video sampling and bit rates are available.

HD-SDI Compatible Formats

• 1080p 23.98 / 24, 1080i 50 / 59.94 / 60, 720p 50 / 59.94 / 60
• I-Frame only: 4:2:2 sampling at 100Mbps or 125Mbps
• Long GOP: 4:2:2 sampling at 35Mbps, 65Mbps, or 100Mbps
• Long GOP: 4:2:0 sampling at 10Mbps or 25Mbps

SDI Compatible Formats

• NTSC 480i or PAL 576i
• I-Frame only: 4:2:2 sampling at 25Mbps or 50Mbps
• Long GOP: 4:2:2 sampling at 15Mbps, 30Mbps, or 50Mbps
• Long GOP: 4:2:0 sampling at 8Mbps

Playback is from SDI and HDMI outputs. Device control is possible via front panel transport keys, RS-232, or a simple GPI trigger.

After recording, the removable drive enclosure can be connected via USB 2.0 to a PC or Mac for file transfer to an NLE system. USB 2.0 provides power, eliminating the need for an external power supply, making it suitable for field use with laptops. The recorder can also run on 12V DC power for studio or OB van use.

Features

• Backlit LCD display and soft keys for confirmation and menu navigation.
• VTR-style transport keys (Play/Pause, Stop, Record, Fast Forward, Reverse).
• LCD Status screen displays incoming signal and unit settings.
• Removable HE-3 drive enclosure for standard SATA 2.5" laptop drives.
• Front panel 3.5mm stereo audio jack and volume control for monitoring.
• LED Audio Peak meter for audio confidence.
• Input connections: SDI / HD-SDI BNC Input with loop through; Analogue or 8-channel SDI audio input via mini XLR.
• Output connections: SDI / HD-SDI BNC output; HDMI output.
• File formats supported: .MOV, .MXF.
• NTFS system supports large files.
• External Time code input and loop through.
• Genlock and black burst support.
• RS-232 and GPI Control interface.
• 12V DC Operation for OB Van compatibility.

Connections and Controls

Front Panel

The front panel features:

• POWER Button: A soft power button to turn the unit on from standby. The main power switch is on the rear panel.
• Display Panel: Shows Bin Number, time code, or the Menu Display when the Menu Button is pressed.
• MENU Button: Accesses the menu display for navigation using Previous/Next buttons.
• Previous / Next Buttons: Navigate menu options or select values.
• RECORD MODE Button: Must be lit/on before recording.
• RECORD Button: Press with PLAY to start recording. Recording requires a video signal.
• PLAY / PAUSE Button: Starts playback of a bin or pauses video playback.
• FWD / REW Buttons: Operate as Fast Forward and Rewind buttons during playback.
• STOP Button: Stops playback or record functions.
• Audio Level / Peak Meter: LEDs show audio input levels from the selected source.
• Headphone Audio Monitoring: Stereo mini jack for headphones; volume controlled by [VOL].
• 2.5" Removable HDD Slot: For the HE-3 drive enclosure, connecting via SATA & USB for file transfer.

Rear Panel

The rear panel includes:

• Mini XLR Inputs and Outputs: For Balanced Audio Connection. A video source is required for recording.
• GPI Socket: For simple external control, accepting pulse or level trigger inputs for record, playback, or pause commands.
• RS-232/422 Connector: For user-selectable remote control.
• Black Burst Input/Output: For video reference synchronization.
• Time Code Input/Output: For internal or external time code sources.
• HDMI Out Port: For connecting to external HDMI devices.
• HD-SDI Input, Output, and Loop-through Connectors: Supports SMPTE 292M standard (1.5Gbps) for professional video signals and long-distance transmission.
• DC In Socket: For connecting the supplied 12V PSU.
• Power On/Off Switch: Depress the dot side to turn the unit on.
• Grounding Terminal: For proper grounding when connecting to other components. Use wire with a cross-sectional area of at least 1.0mm².

Switching the Recorder On

Ensure the HDR-60 power supply is connected and the HE-3 removable drive enclosure is fitted and locked. The HDR-60 has a power ON/OFF switch on the rear panel; depress the dot side to turn it on. If the unit is on but not active, it may be in standby. Press the front panel Power button to activate the LCD display.

Formatting a Drive Before First Use

New HE-3 drive enclosures require formatting in the recorder. The LCD panel will display prompts:

1. The drive is checked.
2. Choose the FORMAT option.
3. Confirm the FORMAT option (contents will be lost).
4. The drive is formatted and ready for use.

LCD Clip Status Display Explained

The display shows:

1. Current Bin and Clip number.
2. Loop playback indicator (OFF if not present).
3. Remaining recording space (Hours and Minutes).
4. Length of video within the current Bin [HH:MM:SS].
5. Current Time Code [HH:MM:SS:FF].
6. Function of the left hand soft key.
7. Function of the right hand soft key.
8. Record, Pause, STOP, FFWD, FREV, and Playback indicator status.

Menu Overview and Menu Navigation

The HDR-60 is menu-driven. Settings are non-volatile. Menus are navigated using the front panel buttons.

Main Menu Categories:

• TOOL: Erase Bin, Format Media, Update Firmware, Unlock Media, Firmware Revision.
• SETUP: Record Setup, Play Setup, System Setup, Save Setup, Recall Setup.
• STATUS: Displays current recording bit rate and video format.

Navigation Buttons:

• MENU Button: Calls up the Menu Display.
• Previous / Next Buttons: Navigate menu options or select values. An asterisk [*] indicates the selected option.

The MENU button also functions as an exit button, exiting the current option or menu level.

Record Setup

This menu configures the HDR-60 for recording.

Set HD Encode Format

Choose quality and bit rate for High Definition [SDI] sources:

Note: The HDR-60 records the following HD-SDI formats: 1920x1080p 23.98/24, 1920x1080i 50/59.94/60, 1280x720p 50/59.94/60.

Set SD Encode Format

Choose quality and bit rate for Standard Definition [SDI] sources:

Note: The HDR-60 records PAL or NTSC SDI input video formats.

Set SD Aspect Ratio

Set the aspect ratio for recorded SD video. Options are 4:3 or 16:9. It is recommended to match the source equipment's aspect ratio. Incorrect settings may distort images.

Before Recording

• Transfer Old Clips: Transfer recorded clips to a computer to free up space on the HE-3 drive before starting a new project. See page 23 for details.
• Format Media: Use [MENU] > TOOL > FORMAT MEDIA to reformat the HE-3 drive and erase unwanted clips.
• Set Rec File Type: Choose .MXF or .MOV, compatible with your editing software. Use [MENU] > SETUP > RECORD SETUP > SET REC FILE TYPE.
• Set Encode Format: Choose HD or SD, LONG GOP or I-FRAME ONLY, and bit rates. See pages 14 and 15.
• Select Audio Source: Record embedded SDI audio or analogue audio via rear panel XLR connections. Use [MENU] > SETUP > SYSTEM SETUP > SELECT AUDIO SOURCE.
• Select Time Code Source: Options include INTERNAL REC RUN, INTERNAL FREE RUN, EXTERNAL TC IN, or EXTERNAL SDI TC. Use [MENU] > SETUP > SYSTEM SETUP > SET TIME CODE. A warning [EXT TC LOST] appears if Time Code is lost.
• Turn Record Mode On: Ensure the RECORD MODE button is lit. If not, the LCD panel will flash a warning.

Recording

Ensure the recorder is set up correctly (pages 12-15) before starting a new recording.

Select an Empty BIN to Record

BINs act as folders for video CLIPS. The Clip Status display shows the current BIN and its contents. Use NEXT/PREVIOUS buttons to cycle through BINs. An empty BIN shows 00:00:00. Select an empty BIN for a new recording.

A CLIP starts automatically at the beginning of a BIN. Subsequent clips are appended. Clips cannot be inserted between existing clips. Minimum CLIP length is two seconds.

Recording

Start recording by:

1. Manually pressing REC and PLAY buttons together.
2. Using the Remote Serial interface commands.
3. Using a contact closure circuit wired to the GPI port (see page 22).

If power is interrupted during recording, up to two seconds of the current CLIP may be lost.

Record Pause

Pause recording by:

1. Pressing the PLAY button. Press PLAY again to resume.
2. Using Remote Serial interface commands.
3. Using a contact closure circuit wired to the GPI port (see page 22).

Each resume creates a new CLIP. A maximum of 99 CLIPS can be created per BIN. Minimum CLIP length is two seconds.

Record Stop

Stop recording by:

1. Pressing the STOP button.
2. Using Remote Serial interface commands.
3. For GPI control: pause recording first, then press STOP. See page 22.

Special Record Functions

Time Lapse Recording

Time lapse is an I-FRAME only recording option useful for studying long-term changes. Configure via [MENU] > SETUP > RECORD SETUP > TIME-LAPSE SETUP.

• TIME LAPSE ON/OFF: OFF uses normal mode; ON enables time lapse.
• SET TIME LAPSE FRAME: Controls frames captured per interval (1-15 frames).
• SET TIME LAPSE CYCLE: Defines the time interval between captures (1 second to 59 minutes 59 seconds).

Example: 2 frames per 15 seconds cycle.

This mode is saved if power is interrupted; it resumes when power and video are restored. A new clip is created only at the start of a time lapse recording.

Power on Auto Record

If enabled, the recorder starts recording immediately upon power-up, using the last used BIN and settings.

Playback

Select a Recorded BIN to Play Back

BINs are folders for CLIPS. The Clip Status display shows the current BIN and its contents. Use NEXT/PREVIOUS to cycle through BINs. The BIN shows total video length [HH:MM:SS]. Select the correct BIN before pressing PLAY. Selecting an empty BIN results in no action.

Play Back

Start playback by:

1. Manually pressing the PLAY button.
2. Using Remote Serial interface commands.
3. Using a contact closure circuit wired to the GPI port (see page 22).

Playback keys (FREV, FFWD) adjust speed (3x, 6x, 9x, 12x). Pressing repeatedly increases speed. Speeds other than 1x are shown on the LCD. Press Play/Play Pause to return to normal play.

Playback in BIN or CLIP Centric Mode

BIN Centric Mode ON: Plays all CLIPS in the selected BIN.

BIN Centric Mode OFF: Plays only the current or last CLIP in the selected BIN.

Configure via [MENU] > SETUP > PLAY SETUP > SET PLAY CENTRIC. The selected BIN or CLIP is marked with an asterisk [*].

Loop Play

When enabled, playback restarts from the first frame upon reaching the last frame.

Configure via [MENU] > SETUP > PLAY SETUP > SET LOOP PLAY.

Power on Auto Play

If enabled, the recorder starts playing back the current BIN or CLIP immediately upon power-up.

Configure via [MENU] > SETUP > PLAY SETUP > POWER ON AUTO PLAY.

System Setup

The SYSTEM SETUP menu offers the following options:

• SET AUDIO MONITOR: Choose audio channel pairs for monitoring via the front panel LED meter and headphone socket. Options: AUDIO CHANNEL 1&2, 3&4, 5&6, or 7&8. Default is 1&2.
• LCD Audio Peak Meter: Pressing the RECORD button during recording/playback switches the LCD to show audio peak levels for channels 1-4, then 5-8. Bars move with audio presence, showing dBFS values.
• SELECT AUDIO SOURCE: Accept embedded SDI/HD-SDI audio or analogue audio via rear panel mini XLR inputs. Analogue audio is recorded to AUDIO CHANNEL 1&2 only.
• SET TIME CODE: Configure internal or external time code sources.
• SET GPI: Configure GPI trigger settings.
• SET REMOTE INTERFACE: Select RS232 or RS422 protocol.
• SET BUZZER: Enable alarm for unrecoverable defects.
• SET LONG TIME STOP: Requires holding the STOP button longer to prevent accidental stops.
• DATE & TIME SETUP: Set date and time for metadata.

GPI Control

GPI Trigger Cabling and Circuit

The recorder has a GPI socket on its rear panel. The circuit operates on less than 5V DC supplied by the port. A GPI trigger cable is needed for simple 'contact on closure' buttons.

The unit can be configured for Record/Record Pause or Play/Play Pause using GPI triggers.

SET GPI

Configure via [MENU] > SET UP > SYSTEM SET UP > SET GPI. Choose between PULSE or LEVEL trigger.

PULSE Trigger Record Process

Select an empty BIN, ensure source is connected and configured. Press and hold Record, then Play to start recording. Pressing the connected GPI button pauses recording. The next GPI press resumes recording, creating a new CLIP. Max 99 CLIPS per BIN. Press STOP to end.

LEVEL Trigger Record Process

Similar to PULSE trigger, but the GPI button press pauses for its duration. Releasing the button resumes recording. A new CLIP is created each time recording starts. Max 99 CLIPS per BIN. Press STOP to end.

A mechanical change to the GPI trigger might be needed if it operates inversely (e.g., press starts, release pauses).

Initial seconds of footage may need trimming after transfer.

PULSE Trigger Playback Process

Select a pre-recorded BIN. Press Play on the front panel. Pressing the GPI button pauses playback. The next GPI press resumes playback from that point. Press STOP to end.

LEVEL Trigger Playback Process

Similar to PULSE trigger playback, but the GPI button press pauses for its duration. Releasing the button resumes playback. Press STOP to end.

A mechanical change to the GPI trigger might be needed if it operates inversely.

Transferring Files to a Computer

Recorder File System Limitations

The recorder uses NTFS format, compatible with PCs and readable by Macs. Its advantage is one large file per recording. Some editing software may have issues with files larger than 40GB.

File Organization

Video bins appear as folders named BINxx (01-99). Each clip within a BIN folder is a file (.MXF or .MOV). Files are named BxxCnn (xx=BIN number, nn=CLIP number).

Mounting the HE-3 Drive Enclosure to a Computer

To unlock the HE-3 drive, move the lock lever to the right. Push the HE-3 into the unit, and it will pop out slightly. Gently pull the enclosure clear. Some resistance is normal during disconnection.

The HE-3 enclosure has a mini USB connector for power and data exchange. Some PCs/Laptops may require a second USB connection for sufficient power.

Safely Dismounting the HE-3 Drive from a Computer

To prevent damage, use the computer's drive dis-mounting process (e.g., 'Safely Remove Hardware' on Windows, 'Eject Drive/Hardware' on Mac) before physically removing the HE-3 drive.

Updating the Firmware

Datavideo may release new firmware to fix bugs or add features. Customers can update firmware themselves or contact a dealer. The process takes approximately 20 minutes.

Contact your local dealer or Datavideo office for the latest firmware flash file.

WARNING: Do not interrupt the update process or power supply, as this can result in a non-responsive unit.

Update Procedure:

1. Check Firmware Version: Navigate to TOOL > FIRMWARE REVISION to view the current version. Contact Datavideo support if your CODEC version starts with FFF. Follow the steps below if it starts with 130.
2. Download Firmware: Visit www.datavideo.com > Products > Recorders > HDR-60 > Downloads > Latest Firmware. Unzip the file to find bin files in the "Disk Update" folder. Use the appropriate file based on your CODEC version (e.g., "HDR70_flash_C3DB_host_C215_codec_C4_ifpga_32_ALL.bin" or "HDR70_flash_C3DB_host_C215_codec_C4_ifpga_32_no_NTT.bin").
3. Connect Drive: Connect the HE-3 drive (removed from the HDR-60/70) to the PC with the downloaded firmware.
4. Rename File: Rename the firmware file to "flash.bin".
5. Copy File: Copy "flash.bin" to the hard disk.
6. Re-insert Drive: Re-insert the HE-3 drive into the HDR-60/70.
7. Upgrade: Press MENU, navigate to TOOL > Upgrade Firmware.
8. Verify: Successful upgrade shows matching REC, CODEC, and HOST REV versions from release notes.

WARNING: After updating, remove the firmware file from the hard drive to prevent recording errors.

System Settings

Set Buzzer

Enable an alarm feature for unrecoverable defects via [MENU] > SET UP > SYSTEM SET UP > SET BUZZER.

Set Long Time Stop

Requires holding the STOP button longer to prevent accidental stops during operation. Configure via [MENU] > SET UP > SYSTEM SET UP > SET LONGTIME STOP.

Date and Time Setup

Set date and time for metadata. Use [MENU] > SET UP > SYSTEM SET UP > DATE & TIME SET UP. Use FFWD/FREV to move fields, PLAY/PAUSE/RECORD to adjust values.

Set Remote Interface

Choose the protocol for remote control: RS232 or RS422. Configure via [MENU] > SETUP > SYSTEM SETUP > SET REMOTE INTERFACE.

RS-232 Controller Command Set

Connector Pin Assignment

Interface: 9-pin D-Sub female to 9-pin D-Sub female. Pin assignments for Controller and Recorder:

Communication Format

• Mode: No synchronization
• Character Length: 1 start bit + 8 data bits + 1 parity bit + 1 stop bit
• Data Rate: 38,400 Baud
• Parity: Odd

Command Format

Commands consist of CMD1, CMD2, Data bytes, and a Checksum byte. CMD1's most significant nibble is the command group; least significant nibble is the number of data bytes.

Command Protocol

Response: ACK [10h, 01h, 11h]. The unit acknowledges valid commands. Invalid checksums are ignored. Most commands respond within 8 msec; PLAY commands may take up to 700 msec.

Summary List of Commands

System Control Commands

00h, 11h Device Type Request: Response 00, 00 (Quick Capture).

00h, F1h Next Bin: Selects the next bin. If current is 99, next is 1.

00h, F2h Previous Bin: Selects the previous bin. If current is 1, previous is 99.

02h, F5h, 08h, 00h, FFh Disable Loop Play: Disables Loop Play.

02h, F5h, 08h, 01h, 00h Enable Loop Play: Enables Loop Play.

01h, F0h, XX, csum Select Bin XX: Selects bin XX (1-99).

02h, F3h, 01h, XX, csum Select and Empty Bin XX: Selects bin XX and permanently deletes its content.

Sense Request

61h, 0Ch, 04h, 71h Current Time Sense: Requests time code data (frame, seconds, minutes, hour).

24h, F1h, nn Play Offset nn: Plays from Frame Offset nn (0-based).

24h, F2h, nn Play from Offset nn: Plays from Frame Offset nn at 1x speed.

24h, F3h, bb, nn Select Bin and Play Offset: Selects bin bb and plays from Frame Offset nn.

24h, F4h, bb, nn Select Bin and Play from Offset: Selects bin bb and plays from Frame Offset nn at 1x speed.

24h, F5h, nn Play to Offset nn: Plays from current Frame Offset to nn, then pauses.

25h, F5h, bb, nn Select Bin and Play to Offset: Selects bin bb, plays from 0 to nn, then pauses.

29h, F5h, bb, nn, ee Select Bin and Play from Offset to Offset: Selects bin bb, plays from nn to ee, then pauses.

Transport Control

20h, 00h, 20h Stop: Enters idle state.

20h, 01h, 21h Play: Plays current bin at 1x speed.

20h, 02h, 22h Record: Records from selected source.

20h, 10h, 30h Fast Forward: Plays at up to 32x speed.

20h, 20h, 40h Fast Rewind: Plays in reverse at up to 32x speed.

JOG, VARIABLE, SHUTTLE commands (21h): Control playback speed.

21h, F0h, nnh Select Bin and Play: Plays bin nn from the beginning at 1x speed.

Vendor Unique Control Commands

Includes commands for selecting bins, next/previous clip/bin, and system controls like device type request.

Vendor Unique Sense Control Commands

Provides information on firmware revisions (Recorder, Host, Codec) and status sense.

Return Data

10h 01h: ACK - Acknowledgment for valid commands.

11h 12h: NAK - Not-acknowledgment for communication errors or undefined commands.

12h 11h: DEVICE TYPE - Returns specification data.

21h 13h nn csum: Shuttle Forward / 21h 23h nn csum: Shuttle Reverse - Control playback speed.

Status Sense Control Command Response Bytes

Provides status bits for busy, cartridge out, stop, rewind, fast forward, record, play, still (pause), video in, disk status, and bin numbers.

Revision History

Lists firmware revisions and changes made.

Dimensions & Weight

Unit dimensions are provided in millimeters (mm).

Specifications

Service & Support

Datavideo aims for a satisfying ownership experience. Support staff are available for setup and operation assistance. Contact your local office for specific support requests or visit www.datavideo.com for the FAQ section.

Visit the website for the latest manual update: www.datavideo.com/product/HDR-60

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