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CONNECTING THE UNIT TO A TIME CODE GENERATOR AND READER
AUDIO CH2 SELECT
By recording EBU
time code signals on the tape, you can
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track the absolute position of the tape.
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Time code signals will be recorded on the normal audio track
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CH2 of the tape.
eWhen recording and playing back time code signals, connect
a time code generator and reader to the Time Code Input
Connector and the Time Code Output Connector of this unit,
respectively. Also, set the Audio CH2 Selector to the "Time
Code" position.
The Time Code Lamp will light.
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Time Code
Input Jack
Time code generator
Time Code
Output Jack
Time code reader
CONNECTING THE CABLES
™@ When dubbing, the order of obtaining high quality picture will be as following.
@ Using 7P dubbing cable. @ Using 4P S-VIDEO cable. @ Using BNC cable.
Connecting the Dubbing Cable
Connect the 7P dubbing cable from the source side Dub
@ Function of Dubbing Input/Output Connector (7P)
Output Connector to the editor side Dub Input Connector.
Dubbing Input Connector
Dubbing Cable (7P)
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Audio Cable
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@® | Dubbing Y (Luminance) Input
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0UB OUT
AUDIO OUT
AUDIO. IN
DUB IN
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Head Switching Pulse Input
DUB IN (male)
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@® | Dubbing C (Chrominance) Input
Source Unit
Editor Unit
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Dubbing Control (L) (when connected (L))
Dubbing Output Connector
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DETAIL
NOTCH
DETAIL
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SYNC
IMAGE
INPUT
SYNC
IMAGE
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@ __| Head Switching Pulse Output
®Main switchings on the source unit.
| @Main switchings on the editor unit.
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@ | GND
@Normally the "NOTCH"
Selector is used in the "OFF"
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position.
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®!f you connect two dubbing cables, colour picture will not be
obtained. Be sure, therefore, to remove the unnecessary
L_@© _| Oubbing Controt (L) (when connected (L)
dubbing cable.
®Normally use the IMAGE Selector in the "EDIT" position.
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