JVC TM-1600SU Basic Connection Example, Video a Connection Example Select Input a Video button

BASIC CONNECTION EXAMPLE

Notes:

Before connecting your system, make sure that all units are turned off.

The illustration below shows some examples of different connections. Terminal connections may differ depending on the component connected. Be sure to refer to the instructions provided with the unit(s) you are connecting.

Each pair of input (IN) and output (OUT) terminals are bridge-connected.

If you’re not connecting any equipment to a bridged output (OUT) terminal, be sure not to connect any other cables to the bridged output (OUT) terminal as this will cause the terminating resistance switch to open (auto terminate function). When making a bridge connection, connect the input (IN) and output (OUT) terminals on the monitor to separate video components.

(For example, if both terminals are connected to the same VCR, resonance may occur except during playback. This is caused by the same video signal “looping” between the VCRs, and is not a malfunction.)

Select the video input (Input A (VIDEO), Input B (Y/C) or Input B (VIDEO)) with the input select button on the front panel. The ASPECT RATIO or BRIGHTNESS P.S. function can be controlled via the REMOTE terminal. To do this, set REMOTE SELECT in the <SET-UP MENU> mode. (Refer to page 8 and 9.)

7VIDEO A Connection Example (Select Input A (VIDEO) button)

Video Camera

Video Monitor

VCR

Video

(Video signal cable)

Audio

(Audio signal cable)

A	IN	OUT	Video
			(Video signal cable)
	IN	OUT
VIDEO
B IN
		Y/ C
	OUT
			Audio
A	IN	OUT	(Audio signal cable)
AUDIO
B	IN	OUT
REMOTE	IN	OUT

VCR

Video Monitor

External control switch

open circuit (open)

RCA pin

short circuit (short)

External control	External control switch
functions	Open circuit	Short circuit
	(open)	(short)
ASPECT RATIO	4–3 (4:3)	16–9 (16:9)
BRIGHTNESS P.S.	OFF	ON

REMOTE	REMOTE
(Remote cable)	(Remote cable)

TM-2000SU or TM-1600SU <second one>

: Signal Flow

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