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Recording Speed and Modes (T120 & T160)
Mode
Time
2H Play only
6H
6H
L18H
18H
L30H
30H
48H
54H
72H
78H
96H
102H
120H
126H
168H
174H
240H
246H
360H
366H
480H
486H
720H
726H
960H
966H
Video
Horizontal Resolution
240 lines in color & 330 lines in B/W
Signal Format
CCIR standard 525 lines 60 fields/sec. NTSC (color/BW) auto select
Tape Format
Standard 1/2" VHS (T120)
Video Recording
2 video helical heads for recording and standard playback,
4 heads for special playback
Luminance Signal
FM recording
Color Signal
Low frequency conversion, sub-carrier phase shift recording
Video Input
1.0 Vp/p, 75 ohms unbalanced, BNC-F jack
Video Output
1.0 Vp/p, 75 ohms unbalanced, BNC-F jack
Signal to Noise Ratio
Better than 42 db (6/8H mode)
Audio
Input
308 mV (rms), 50 K ohms, RCA plug
Output
388 mV (rms), 1 K ohms, RCA plug
Frequency Response
70 Hz to 4 KHz (6/8H mode)
Signal to Noise Ratio
Better than 43 db (6/6H mode)
Connectors
ALRM Input
Screw terminal, input to start alarm recording
RST Input
Screw terminal, input to end alarm recording and for adjusting
multiple VCR clock settings
Record Input
Screw terminal, input used for independent start/stop recording and
for series recording
GND
Screw terminal for chassis ground
Alarm Output
Screw terminal, output to alarm device (siren, horn, other) while alarm
is active
CLCK Output
Screw terminal, output clock signal for camera switching
MODE Out
Screw terminal, output signal indicates VCR's operations mode
(Rec/Play/Power/others)
CALL Out
Screw terminal, output warning signal and also used in series
recording (alarm, other & malfunction)
Standard features, options and specifications subject to change without notice.
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Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America, Inc.
Imaging Products Division
9351 Jeronimo Road
Irvine, CA 92618
ipdinfo@mdea.com
www.mitsubishi-imaging.com
IP5017-03/05-2M-LITHS1280
Analog Video Recorder
Mode
Time
2H Play only
8H
8H
11.12 mm/sec
L24H
24H
3.71 mm/sec
L40H
40H
2.22 mm/sec
64H
72H
96H
104H
128H
136H
160H
168H
224H
232H
320H
328H
480H
488H
640H
648H
960H
968H
1280H
1288H
Technical Support:
Toll Free: 888-307-0309
Email: tsupport@mdea.com
Speed
Intervals
16.68 ms/field
50.04 ms/field
83.40 ms/field
-
150.1 ms/field
-
216.8 ms/field
-
283.6 ms/field
-
350.3 ms/field
-
483.7 ms/field
-
683.9 ms/field
-
1.017 s/field
-
1.051 s/field
-
2.018 s/field
-
2.685 s/field
General
Audio Tracks
Battery Backup
Fast Forward/Rewind Time
Elapsed Use Time
Timer Programs
Alarm Recording Time
Setup Menu
Motors
Heads-Video
Heads-Audio/Control
Head-Erase
Rating: SET/RST/REC
Rating: ALARM/CALL/MODE
Rating: CLK Recording
Power Source
Power Consumption
Power Cord
Operating Temperature
Relative Humidity
Dimensions
(W x H x D) (including jog dial)
Weight
Input And Output Terminal
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Mitsubishi Electric Sales Canada Inc.
Information Technologies Group
Markham, Ontario
905-475-7728
www.MitsubishiElectric.ca
Fields
Audio
60
Yes
20
Yes
Continues (slow)
12
Yes
Continues (slow)
6.7
No
4.6
No
3.5
No
2.9
No
2.1
No
1.5
No
0.98
No
0.74
No
0.5
No
0.37
No
1 track (audio in 6/8/L18/L24/L30/L40 modes)
31 days
Approx. 160 sec. with T-160
To 89,999 hours maximum
8 position, daily start and stop times for one week
Timed: 15/30/45 sec. 1/2/5/10 min.
On screen
3 motors - drum/capstan/loading
4 rotary heads
1 stationary audio & control head
1 full track erase head
Active when shorted to ground or "L" (0-+1.6 V), time to activate
0.1 sec. or more. *Inactive when open
Active "L" (0-.4 V) output max. drive current 50 mA (+5 V DC)/
10 mA (24 V DC). *Inactive open
A pulse of freq. div. ratio, selected by REAR TERMINAL menu
100-230 VAC 50/60Hz
Approx. 18 watts
3 wire (3 prong for 120V/60Hz )
41°F - 104°F (5°C - 40°C)
Max. 80%
16.7 x 3.7 x 12.3 in.
(425 x 95 x 313 mm)
9 lbs. (4.2 kg)
Picture Perfect Security Frame After Frame
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