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POWER switch/POWER
indicator
When this switch is depressed, the power indicator lights
red, and power is supplied to the unit. To turn power off,
press once again.
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VCR 2 INPUT terminals
(AUDIO/VIDEO-L (MONO), R)
A VCR
with multichannel
television sound
may
be con-
nected. When a monaural audio source is connected, con-
nect the pin plug to the L (MONO) terminal only. A switch
built into the terminal will switch the unit to monaural.
© VCR 2 VHF INPUT terminal
To input a VCR output signal from an RF (VHF) output ter-
minal, connect to this input terminal using. an F-type plug
(sold separately). This can be used in the same way as the
rear panel VHF
IN (VCR
1). The input RF signal can be
watched on a normal television set connected through the
VHF
output terminal.
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VCR 2 OUTPUT terminals
(AUDIO/VIDEO-L (MONO), R)
These
terminals
constantly
output
the video
and audio
signals of the source presently being viewed. When record-
ing with a second VCR (portable video, etc.), a pin cord is
used to connect these output terminals to the VCR's input
terminals. Also, when a VCR is connected to the rear panel
VCR 1 IN terminals, the playback is output through the VCR
2 OUTPUT
terminals, thus allowing video copying. When
using a monaural source, connect the pin cord to the L (left)
audio input terminal only. A switch built into the terminal
automatically switches the unit to monaural.
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SIMULATED
STEREO switch
This switch allows normal monaural signals to be heard in
simulated stereo sound. Use it, for example, when you wish
to listen to a monaural VCR with the full sound normally
characteristic of stereo.
NOTE:
If this function is used during normal stereo playback, an unnatural
stereo effect may be produced.
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DNR*
switch (Dynamic Noise Reduction)
The DNR
function
reduces easily heard high-range
noise
components.
During
video
playback,
if you
notice
high-range
hissing
noise, press this switch to produce easier listening.
NOTE:
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This switch functions with the source selected with the input
selector, and affects the audio output. It is unrelated to the
video/audio recording selector.
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The degree of high frequency noise reduction depends on the
kind of tape used, the recording level, and other conditions.
@ AUDIO/VIDEO REC SELECTOR
This selector allows you to select the video
component
source input to and output from this unit when recording.
The video (or audio) are output simultaneously from the VCR
1 and VCR 2 output terminals. However, a special circuit is
provided so that during 1 2 recording, no signal is output to
1, and during 2 ~ 1 recording, no signal is output to 2.
AUDIO:
To record audio signals input to the
audio input terminals (L,R) on a Hi-Fi
VCR.
1 > 2:
To record VCR 1 playback signals on
VCR 2.
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2-1:
To record VCR 2 playback signals on
VCR 1.
CATV/AUX:
To record
from
a video
component
such
as
a
personal
computer's
character data or CATV broadcast.
VIDEO
DISC:
To record from a video disc player.
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INPUT SELECTORS
These selectors are used to choose the various video input
components connected to the unit.
Recordings
from
television
programs,
records
or other
materials may be made for your personal entertainment on-
ly; other uses may constitute infringement
of copyright
laws
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