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Page 1 - Preliminary

Nomad Preliminary Manual = • Zaxcom Inc. 230 West Parkway Pompton Plains New Jersey 07444

Page 2 - Headphone #2

Main Headphone Monitoring (1/4 inch jack) Nomad's main headphone has 12 Monitor Memories. Nomad can be set up to monitor any combination of card

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cording Media selection Nomad currently works best with 32 gig 133x CF cards. Sandisk, Transend, Kingston and Delkin cards usually work well with Noma

Page 4 - Microphone preamplifier

Primary card recording PRIMARY CF PRIMARY FOLDER fOLDER SIZE SEes DELETE LAST SEC > • XlO2 202 M8 22 ERASE CUR FOLDER > XU03 20J til " FORM

Page 5 - Auto Trim

Mirror cord recording rUR 0 START SEC END SEC FILE TYPE c 1 999 BWAU ~lOHO FILE RESOLUTION 24 BITS TC OFFSET g~s FORHAT MIRROR CARD > The mirror C

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Main Menu MAIN MENU r SLATE DISPLAY ) RECORD EHABLES ) FADER ASSIGH ) MY HOMAD (CARD/HIRROR) ) MODE ) MEMORY STORE/RECALL ) ABOUT HOI1JlD > ENG SET

Page 7 - Software updates

Slate Display This display is used to show a visual time code slate to a camera. Pressing the menu knob will freeze the display and cause a 1 frame l

Page 8 - .."

Fader Assign FADER ASSIGN 1 2 a 4 S 6 7 8 IA A A A I T IA A A A F F F F F F AD1 AD2 ADa AD4 ADS AD6 The 6 hardware faders can be routed with th

Page 9 - ·'

Mirror CF mode Mirror mode enable is f'lt the top of the menu. When enabled, the Nomad will mirror its files to the mirror compact flash card. Tw

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PRIMARY CF MENU PRIMARY CF DELETE lAST SEC ERASE CUR FOLDER FORHAT CF CARD > > > This menu allows for the control of the primary Compact Flas

Page 11 - Transport controls

Mod M nu I" M F ,::·'F 486:;~; ~p J ;~£/!GT[ mIll OFF ; .. "iP.(u'l'.: (.IH ND!Hllh. ::;U.I t ':U L! CF ! l~-: J:!&a

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Table of contents Overview ...

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Memory Menu MEMORY ~. STORE 2 > STORE 3 > CLEAR FADERS > RECALL 1 > RECALL 2 > RECALL 3 > RECALL FACTORY DEFAULTS > STORE TO MIRR

Page 14 - Main Menu

engineering parameters. All of the parameters will not fit on the screen at one ti~e so the screen wi!! s:::,cl! as you move!O lhe lower parameters. P

Page 15 - I'

Limiter Enable LIMITER ENABLE CARD LIMITER EHABLE 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 8 I I I I 19-t I I I BUS LIMITER EHABLE 123456 I I I I I I I In this m

Page 16 - I Mirror Se

Track Names TRACK NAMES 2 , CARO 2 3, I:ARO 3 ~, I:ARO 4 5 , I:ARO 5 \I: I:ARD • " I:ARO 7 8 , I:ARD 8 9, I:ARD 9 The track name menu allows for

Page 17 - FOLDERS

Warnings WARNINGS SETUP INT BATT THRESHOLD 5.5U EXT BATT WARNING OFF EXT BATT THRESHOLD 10.5U HP BEEP LOUDNESS 20 HP BEEP BATTERY OFF HP BEEP LOW DISK

Page 18 - PRIMARY

Internal and External slate level adjust The internal slate microphone and external input connector input level adjust is continuously adjustabie. Set

Page 19 - IE""

Transport Keys {Shifted/Unshifted} Nomad factory default is set that the TC, Automix and Zaxnet buttons primary function are just that. And to go int

Page 20 - > TOlE F

Nomad contains a battery backed rea l time clock. This dock is used to maintain ;u!1ning time code. The battery should be changed every 2 years in ord

Page 21 - :et:t'

1 2 a 4 5 6 7 8 &~jX x 1 X X , 2 X X 3 X X • ~. , s >~-!-. DIGITAL ASSIGN Some bus point selections may be indicated with the color red

Page 22 - I I I I 1

Com and Slate functions R3 R4 seT , --- ---r-. I ~ ___ X 0 0 I 0 X 0 X 0 UT1 UT' UTl UT4 UTS U" AUX BUS ASSIGN The com and state keys are u

Page 23 - Monitor memory names

Warnings ... 23 Input Levels . ... .. . ...

Page 24 - WARNINGS

ENG/EFP bag operation STOP HON1 00:01:06:09 AIRMRIl OH H1R10F20 -~,.. ... TL .,:.2:03 ·n ·n 1 2 3 _ 5 6 R1 R2 I I I I I I I lOUT HPUT 6 I

Page 25 - 1-6 output

10 chan. t?1 >nix operation :e> :08:05 'ION 1 Tl U1: 82:03 Inl I II I !IJltlI. I II I I II I .i~ Select the 10 channel mix home menu with i

Page 26 - Time Code

Nomad pin outs AES in/out OBiS male small profile (Use twisted pairs where possible) 1 RX34+ 2 RXI2+ 3 TX56+ 4 RX78+ 5 RX56+ 6 TX12-7 TXI2+ 8 GROUND 9

Page 27 - X'X

Mono and Tape out Tip Ring Sleeve Output No connect Ground ALL Headphone Outs TIP RING SLEEVE CHA CHB GROUND External slate mic in Tip INPUT+ Ring INP

Page 28 - I I I I I I I I

Specifications Input Analog Inputs Input Connl'Ctors An;tlog Dynamic Range Mic-level Range Llne·levellnpu! Range DIstortion Frequency Response: T

Page 29 - U"

Head Room Effects Compreuor Type COMpres~OI Adjus!ments High Pa~s I ·It!"r Re<ordinr Tracks Pre·RKord Sample R ate~ Data Storace Internal Exte

Page 31 - 0:27:28

Overview Nomad is a new concept in location sound recording and mixing. It redefines the function of bag audio system. A simplified user interface eli

Page 32 - 2 CHA+

Auto Trim Auto-trim el iminates the need for hardware trim knobs. The auto-trim mode is enabled in the Mode selection menu. When enabled, auto-trim

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General graphic user interface operation All menu functions of nomad are accessed by pushing in the menu knob Adjustments are made by a combination of

Page 34 - I Q·A Convers,on

Software updates The Nomad software is easily updated. The operating system is "brick" proof. To update Nomad copy the current software fro

Page 35 - Ibs With in

Meters 00:05:08:05 MONl TL 1111 :02:03 -. IHI I H I !Il11II. 1111 1111 Nomad meters are the most comprehensive of any location recorder there are seve

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Channel Setup CHI SETUP TYPE Mle DELAY OFF HPF OFF PHASE NORMAL [ t LIM OFF PHANTOM OFF HOTCH1 OFF •• .,. .,. ·' .. i Pressing the setup key will

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