4-2: Capture Device; 4-3: Display Device; 4-4: Public Telephone Line Connection; 4-5: Radio Connections - AOR Trans.View AR570 Operating Manual

4-2: Capture Device

The AR570 can accept only the video device that is complied with NTSC (or PAL) composite video
format. Video devices such ass video camera, camcorder are complied with this format.
Connect VIDEO OUTPUT to the VIDEO IN jack on the rear panel of the AR570 using shielded
cable with RCA plugs on both end.

4-3: Display Device

Depending upon your system layout, you can connect image display device to the VIDEO OUT
jack on the rear panel of the AR570. The display device must have composite video input. For
two-way video communication, you will need to connect display device to this jack on the stations.

4-4: Public Telephone Line Connection

You can use TEL and LINE modular jacks to connect AR570 to a public telephone line. Connect
telephone handset of which can dispatch DTMF tones to the TEL and connect telephone line to the
LINE using cables with modular type plugs.

4-5: Radio Connections

You can use the RADIO jack (5PIN DIN Jack) provided on the rear panel of the AR570 to connect
radio equipment such as transceiver of which can dispatch DTMF tone.
The format panel MIC jack is provided for a connection of microphone. You may connect
hand-held microphone to this jack f you want to use your radio for both voice and video
transmission. Microphone circuit is disable when the AR570 is transmitting video signal.
The following shows the connections for the RADIO jack. A DIN connector that fits this jack is
provided. You will have to use high quality shield cable to make radio cable.
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