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CONNECTING OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
Connecting Two VCRs to a Venue•2000
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4. Plug the other RCA-to-RCA video cable from the VIDEO OUT
connector on the VCR to the
VCR video cable.
5. Plug one of the RCA-to-RCA audio cables (that come with the VCR)
from the AUDIO IN connector on the VCR to the VCR RECORD
connector on the Venue
6. Plug the other RCA-to-RCA audio cable from the AUDIO OUT
connector on the VCR to the VCR PLAY connector on the
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Venue
2000 audio board.
7. When you are sure all cables are connected properly, you may
plug the VCR power cable to the wall outlet, and then power up
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your Venue
2000.
When you connect two VCRs to your system, one VCR is referred to
as the Record VCR, while the other is referred to as the Play VCR.
To connect two VCRs to the Venue•2000:
1. Power down your videoconferencing system.
2. Plug the end of the Venue
to the connector labeled
3. On the Record VCR, plug one of the RCA-to-RCA video cables (that
come with the VCR) from the VIDEO IN connector on the VCR to the
connector on the Venue
4. Also on the Record VCR, plug the other RCA-to-RCA cable from
the AUDIO IN connector on the VCR to the VCR RECORD
connector on the Venue
5. On the Play VCR, plug one of the RCA-to-RCA cables (that come
with the VCR) from the AUDIO OUT connector on the VCR to the
VCR PLAY connector on the Venue
connector on the Venue
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2000 audio board.
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2000 VCR video cable that is labeled
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3
on the Venue
2000 video board.
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2000 VCR video cable.
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2000 audio board.
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2000 audio board.
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2000
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