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Synchronized Editing
If your other VCR has a control L @ or control
S OUT connector, you can take
advantage of a feature called "Synchronized Editing" that controls both VCRs
(recording VCR and playback VCR), and releases the pause when SYNCHRO EDIT
button is pressed. To use this function, you must connect a designated controi cable
(Control L or S cable) in addition to the connections of the audio and video cables.
There are two types of control cables: control
L (REMOTE) cable and control S$ cable
according to the type of connectors of the VCRs.
After you have made the connections on this and following pages, you must set'the
LANC mode. For details, see page 27.
Connecting Video Equipment with the LANC
Connector
Notes
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When connecting the VCRs, do
not connect them so that both
VCRs are used as a recording
VCR and a playbackVCR
simultaneously.
Doing so may
cause a humming noise.
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If your playback VCR is a
monaural unit, connect the white
plug to the AUDIO OUT jack of the
playback VCR and leave the red
plug unconnected. At the same
time, do not connect the red plug
of the other end to the LINE IN
AUDIO R jack of this VCR
(recording VCR).
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If your playback VCR is a EURO
21-pin type, use the VMC-216
cable (not supplied).
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If another VCR has both the LANC
connector and the CONTROL S
connector, use the LANC
connector. Do not make the LANC
and CONTROL §S connections
simultaneously.
About the @ (LANC)
LANC stands for Local Application
Control System.
The LANC connector is used for
controlling the tape transport of
video equipment and peripherals
connected to it. This connector has
the same function as the
connectors indicated as CONTROL
L or REMOTE.
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