Rear Panel - Roland V-1600HD Owner's Manual

Rear Panel

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1. POWER Switch
This turns the power to the V-1600HD on and off.
2. AC IN Connector
This is for connecting the included power cord.
* For detail of power supply, refer to "Main Specifications" (p. 63).
3. Cord Hook
Securing the power cord in place using the cord hook can
help prevent power loss due to the plug being accidentally
pulled out.
4. MIDI IN and OUT/THRU Connectors
Use these when you remote control V-1600HD from an
external MIDI device (a V-LINK-compatible device or the like)
, or when using the V-1600HD to perform remote control of
another device.
5. RS-422 Connector
Use this when you remote control V-1600HD from an
external device that is compatible with RS-422.
For information about operating the unit remotely via MIDI, V-LINK,
or the RS-422 interface, download the separately available reference
document from the following Roland website.
http://www.rolandsystemsgroup.net/
6. TALLY 1 - 3 Connectors
Here you connect devices provided with a tally-light feature
(p. 24).
7. SD IN/OUT Section
Here you connect SD video equipment.
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8. RGB/COMPONENT IN/OUT Section
Here you connect a computer or video equipment capable
of component input or output.
9. SDI IN Section
Here you connect video equipment capable of SDI output.
10. DVI-D/HDMI IN/OUT Section
Here you connect a computer or other equipment capable
of DVI-D input or output.
* By using an adapter or cable for DVI-D to HDMI, you can connect
an HDMI device.
11. REFERENCE Connectors
You connect an external source device for synchronization
to the REFERENCE IN connector. When supplying a
synchronizing signal to an external device via the V-1600HD,
use the REFERENCE THRU connector.
12. SDI OUT Connectors
Here you connect video equipment capable of SDI input. The
final output of the V-1600HD (program output) is output
from the [1:PGM] connector. Output from a different point of
the V-1600HD can be sent from the [2] connector. You can
use the menus to select the output point. Refer to "Menu
Operations and Menu List" (p. 47).
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