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CONTROLLER
When using a controller, set the Remote and the Controller
Selectors (ON-SCREEN
mode) to the appropriate position.
1) Press the SCREEN
DISPLAY and DOWN
Buttons simul-
taneously and display the Initial Setting.
2) Press the SHIFT Button. The display below will appear.
3) Press the DOWN
Button. The "Controller Select" line will
flash.
4) Press the DATA
Button and select "1" or "2".
Align the "A" marks and press the cable connector
button to connect or disconnect.
For details,
read
the Operating
Instructions
of the
AG-A600.
REC REMOTE
CONTROLLER
1 NV-A500
2 NV-AS60
NV-A505
AG-A650
AG-A750
Editing Controller NV-A500/NV-A960/
AG-A650/AG-A750
The AG-7330 may be used as a source player in an editing
5) Be sure that the optional 34P Interface Adaptor (AG-IA34)
system.
is connected to the VTR.
Remote Controller AG-A600
The unit's functions can be controlled from a distance when
the AG-A600 optional Remote Controller is connected to the
unit's Remote Control Connector section with 34P Interface
Adaptor.
This is the basic system for dubbing between a source
unit and an editor unit when one source unit, one editor
unit and the editing controller are used together.
Audio Signal
Video Signal
Remote Control
Remote Control
Editing Controller
Editor VTR
AG-7330
AG-A750
AG-7500
eThis is available for S-VHS
and VHS.
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AG-7330
with AG-IA34
Remote Controlier
For better edit stability, connect an external sync signal
AG-A600
generator as follows;
Standard Sync signal
Remote
contro! functions include
recording,
playback,
fast
forward, rewind, pause, variable tape speed playback (0~9
times normal tape speed), reverse playback (same variable
range) and stop. Operation
is still possible with the unit's
function buttons even when the Remote Controller AG-A600 is
connected to the unit.
Video
signal
Audio signal
Note:
Be sure to set the Controller Selector (ON-SCREEN
mode)
to "4".
For details, read the Operating
instructions
of the editing
controlier.
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