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5. Connecting to a VCR equipped with EXT SYNC input, DOC (RF) output and Y/C 358 input and output.
Monitor
with
S-VIDEO
Input
VCR
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Y/C 358
120 V ACV EJ
Rear Panel
REF
SIGNAL
(B.B.S
VBS)
a.
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psoas >
"UNITY"
(Set to "VARIABLE"
to adjust with relevant
Component Switcher
controls as required.)
Inside
Front Panel
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S-VHS
Recorder
"OPERATE"
120 V ACw
"LOCAL"
"Y {IC 358"
"OFF"
"OFF"
"COLOR"
Set to ''B/W" when the input is
B/W or when B/W output is
required from the color input.
DOC "'ON" or "OFF"
*1. Since the chroma phase varies depending on the VCR and the
length of cable used, adjust the SC control with the CHROMA
PHASE
switch set to "UNITY".
*2. Since the horizontal phase varies depending on the system and
the length of cable used, adjust the H PHASE control.
NOISE REDUCER
The
Noise
Reducer can be switched ON
or OFF
using NR
ON/OFF switch @
inside the front panel.
The Y-NR has three positions;
QO: OFF
1: High-frequency NR for edge noise reduction
2: High-frequency
NR + Low-frequency NR for reduction
of edge noise and plane area nose
Mode 2 provides more effective noise reduction than Mode 1;
however,
Mode
2 reduces resolution somewhat; so Mode
1 is
preferable.
The C-NR has 16 positions;
0: OFF
1,2, 3, % 9, 6, 7, 8, 9, At10), B(1T}, C(12), D(14);,.E( 14)
and F(15).
With
positions
1 to
F, the
limiter
width
is varied
in order
to provide the most suitable effect. Usually, use position 7.
Relation between
the C-NR positions
For 3rd
For 5th
noise reduction and
generation
generation
image lag
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F(T)
More effective NR
More image lag
Since noise reduction is done using field difference in principle
it results
in
image
lag.
For this reason,
with
a picture with
ing plenty of motion, use positions
1 to 5, with which
image
lag is virtually unnoticeable (but the NR effect will be less). In
the case of a picture having less motion
or a still picture, use
positions with
greater
noise
reduction
(but image lag will be
greater as well).
Ra
son on nen
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Less effective
NR
Less image lag
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