5 INSTALLATION
Use coaxial cables when connecting a camera and a monitor to this VCR.
Note: Long cable runs to distant cameras may cause signal deterioration and/or sync discrepancies. If these problems occur, use video line amplifiers and/or cameras having
5.1 Video Connection (Fig 4, Item 3)
Video Input - In single camera systems, connect the camera to the Video IN BNC terminal on the VCR rear panel. In multiple camera systems, connect the switcher/multiplexer output to the Video IN BNC terminal. Because multiple camera systems require synchronization, use of cameras having
Video Output - Connect the monitor to the Video OUT BNC terminal on the rear panel.
5.2 Audio Connection (Fig 4, Item 2)
Audio can be recorded at 6H, 18H, 30H speeds. To hear the playback sound, use the 6H, 18H or 30H speed during playback.
Audio In: Accepts an audio signal from a camera, external sound
equipment, or another recorder (Line:
Audio Out: Provides an audio output for a monitor or another recorder
5.3 Using the 12-pin Terminals (Fig 4, Item 4)
Attach the wires of the alarm switch, door sensor or warning lamp to the
ALARM IN - You can connect an alarm input from a switcher/multiplexer to record an alarm event on tape. Connect input to pin 1 and ground to pin 9.
ALARM OUT - Approx. 5V is applied to pin 3 during an alarm recording. This can be used to trigger an external device (i.e. alarm bell).
SERIES - When two or more of this VCR model are used, connect via these terminals. See Series Record Connection for details. Connect Series IN to pin 5 and Series OUT to pin 6.
VEXT - Pin 8 outputs the following signal each time a
TAPE END OUT - Approx. 5V is applied to pin 10 when the tape reaches the end.
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