2112 Volt Trigger Output
(see illustration on preceding page)
To facilitate remote turn-on and turn-off of other components (power amplifiers, for example), this 2.5 mm mini-jack provides a constant signal (12 volts DC) whenever the GTP-760 is fully powered. When the GTP-760 is turned off (via the front panel switch) or placed in standby mode (via the “power” button on the remote control), the jack has no output.
22Analog Audio and Standard (Composite) Video Inputs and Outputs
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LD (laserdisc) Inputs:
Use these inputs as you have already used the digital source inputs (see #19 above.) After selecting and connecting the laserdisc player’s composite video output to the GTP-760’s yellow-center RCA jack immediately under the “LD in” label, connect the player’s left channel analog audio output to the white RCA jack under the “LD in” label. Then connect the player’s right channel analog audio output to the “LD in” red RCA jack.
VCR Inputs and Outputs:
Because you will use your VCR to record as well as play, take care to follow these instructions carefully.
1)Connect the VCR’s composite video output to the GTP-760’s yellow-center RCA jack immediately under the “VCR in” label.
2)Connect the VCR’s composite video input to the GTP-760’s yellow-center RCA jack immediately under the “VCR out” label.
3)Connect the VCR’s left channel analog audio output to the GTP-760’s white “VCR in” jack.
4)Connect the VCR’s right channel analog audio output to the red “VCR in” jack.
5)Connect the VCR’s left channel analog audio input to the GTP-760’s white “VCR out” jack.
6)Connect the VCR’s right channel analog audio input to the red “VCR out” jack.
Note: You may want to use so-called “A/V combination” patch cords to make this step less confusing. Sold under a variety of names, these combination cables usually include a video conductor and two audio conductors in one cable assembly. If you elect to use them, make sure that they support the video format (composite or S-Video) you’ve chosen for your system.
