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User-free Area

The HVR-DR60 has a user-free area of approximately 1 GB in
the hard disk, where common data files such as still images
and project files of nonlinear editing systems can be stored.

HDD Smart Protection 
– Robust Recording and Shock Resistance

Three advanced technologies are used in the HVR-DR60 to
provide reliable recording performance: 

1) Rubber shock absorbers hold the
HDD unit in place, helping to prevent 
external shock from being 
transmitted when the HVR-DR60
chassis is subject to impact. 

2) A 3G sensor detects gravitational acceleration in three
dimensions, so however the HVR-DR60 may be oriented, the
sensor can detect if it has been dropped.  Should this occur,
power to the HDD is shut off and the recording heads are

retracted from the disk platter, 
pausing read/write operations.  
This helps protect the HDD from being
damaged when the unit is accidentally
dropped and
subject to
strong impact.  

3) A buffer memory can store 
approximately 14 seconds of video
and audio footage.  Recordings are
made by first writing the data to the
buffer, and then writing the buffer
data to the disk platter.  Consequently,
if the 3G sensor temporarily interrupts
disk writes, video footage is not lost. 

Thanks to such advanced technologies, 
the HVR-DR60 should continue to record 
stably even when dropped from as high as
100 cm (39 3/8 inches) (based on Sony's testing).

Shock Absorbers

3G sensor

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Long Operating Hours Using Common
Camcorder Batteries

The HVR-DR60 uses the same infoLITHIUM

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L Series 

batteries as the HVR-V1U, HVR-Z1U, and DSR-PD170 
camcorders.  With the smallest capacity NP-F570 battery, the
HVR-DR60 can run continuously up to 5.5 hours (330 min),
and with the largest capacity NP-F970, this increases up to
18 hours (1080 min).  Long operating hours are offered
using the same camcorder batteries HDV operators already
have at hand.

Compact and Lightweight

The HVR-DR60 measures just 81 x 45 x 100 mm
(3 1/4 x 1 3/4 x 4 inches) in size and only about 230 g 
(8 oz) in weight.  It can be mounted on a camcorder’s cold
shoe using the supplied shoe adapter, or attached using an
optional VCT-1BP Bracket.

3G

Sensor

Buffer

Memory

Shock

Absorber

HDD Smart

Protection

Summary of Contents for HVR-DR60 - 60GB Hard Disk Recorder

Page 1: ...Hard Disk Recording Unit HVR DR60 ...

Page 2: ...After a shoot you can simply connect the unit to a compatible nonlinear editor and edit your footage instantly The HVR DR60 offers direct access to recordings which makes the time consuming digitizing process a thing of the past And for peace of mind in the field the HVR DR60 not only secures your footage by acting as a backup recording device but also extends recording time to 4 5 hours allowing ...

Page 3: ... along with its time code is recorded simultaneously to the hard disk and camcorder tape limiting the possibility that important shots could get lost or accidentally deleted This hybrid function also facilitates instant archiving of source footage which in many cases does not allow for retakes After a shoot operators can immediately archive the source tape and use the HVR DR60 material as work foo...

Page 4: ...ed before and after the camcorder rec start button is pressed may be lost HVR V1U DSR 450WS DSR 400 DSR 570WS DSR 390 HVR Z1U DSR 250 HVR A1U DSR PD170 DSR PD150 DSR PDX10 FEATURES VTR like Controls The HVR DR60 is equipped with buttons that provide VTR like control for functions such as record play stop next previous fast forward approximately three times normal speed and fast rewind approximatel...

Page 5: ...nd audio footage Recordings are made by first writing the data to the buffer and then writing the buffer data to the disk platter Consequently if the 3G sensor temporarily interrupts disk writes video footage is not lost Thanks to such advanced technologies the HVR DR60 should continue to record stably even when dropped from as high as 100 cm 39 3 8 inches based on Sony s testing Shock Absorbers 3...

Page 6: ...isk drive Recording capacity Disk size File system Interface i LINK File format HDV DVCAM DV SP Built in output device LCD monitor OS compatibility OS General Mass Power requirements Power consumption Operating temperature Storage temperature Supplied accessories 60 GB 1 8 inches FAT32 IEEE 1394a 6 pin connector MPEG 2 TS m2t AVI Type1 AVI RAW DV DV 23 02 x 11 5 mm picture size 128 x 64 dots Windo...

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