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SELECTOR SWITCHES
Video Sensor Recording Switch
If a video signal is input, the power is turned ON automatically
and the recorder VTR goes into the recording mode. When
there is no more signal, the recorder VTR goes into the stop
mode and then the power is turned OFF. Such is the function
of this switch.
1. Perform the following operations before turning ON the
switch:
1) Turn ON power and insert a cassette in the recorder
VTR.
2) Connect
the video
signal cable
to the video
input
connector and set the Input Signal Selector to "LINE".
3) When
you wish to record the audio signal as well,
connect the audio cable to the Audio Input Jack.
2. After completion of the above, turn ON the Sensor Rec
Switch. The "SENSOR REC" lamp will light and the power
of the recorder is turned "OFF" at the same time. If a video
signal is supplied to the input connector,
the power
is
turned
"ON"
and the recorder goes
into the recording
mode.
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3. When there is no more signal, the recorder VTR goes into
the stop mode and, after a while, the power is turned "OFF"
again.
Notes:
1) Fornormal recording and playback, set this switch "OFF".
2) If you piace this switch "ON" during recording, the recorder
VTR goes into stop mode.
3) If the level of the input signal is not appropriate,
this
operation may not be possible and an error may occur.
© Video Sensor Recording will only operate to Composite Input
Signal.
eThe appropriate level of the input signal is 1.0 Vp-p 75Q
unbalanced.
The Sensor Rec Lamp will flash when there is no cassette
tape inserted, tape with broken removable tabs is inserted or
the TV SYSTEM
Selector is set to "NTSC
4.43".
Input Signal Selector
The Input Signal Selector is used to select the source of audio
and video inputs.
S-VIDEO:
To record video signals from an S-VIDEO source
connected to the 4P S-VIDEO Connector, set the
Input Selector to "S-VIDEO"
position.
LINE:
To
record
audio
and
video
signals
from
an
Audio/Video source through the Video Input Con-
nector (BNC) and Audio Input Jack (PHONO), set
the Input Signal Selector to "LINE" position.
INPUT
SELECT
S-VIDEO
LINE
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Sync Mode Selector
The Sync Mode Selector is used to determine the source to
which the video recorder will be synchronized during Record-
ing, Playback, and Editing (Dubbing).
EXT:
The tape is synchronized with the external composite
sync which is connected to the External Sync Input
Connector on the rear panel. For better dubbing
stability, synchronize with an external composite sync
signal.
NORM:
The tape is synchronized to the input video signal.
This mode is used for normal recording, playback and
dubbing.
Notes:
(1) lf during playback, the input signal is noisy or
unstable (i.e. not 50 Hz frequency), switch to the
"INT" position.
(2) If during playback, there is no input video signal
present, synchronization automatically switches
to internal reference.
INT:
The
tape is synchronized
to the internal
50 Hz
oscillator (derived from internal crystal source). This
mode is primarily used for playback. When recording,
the setting is set automatically to the NORM
mode.
Note: TV system NTSC
4.43 is 60 Hz.
SYNC
SELECT
NORM
INT [oO
] EXT
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Position of Sync Mode Selector | Playback
Recording
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*1: Be sure to connect the External Syne Signal.
Note: TV system NTSC
4.43 is always set to "INT".
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