INPUT SOURCE Buttons
Two rows of buttons duplicate the function of the ten INPUT SOURCE buttons on the front panel. Select an input source by pressing the appropriate button. The AUX 1 and AUX 2 buttons correspond to the front panel VIDEO 4 and VIDEO 5 buttons.
NUMERIC Buttons
Ten numeric buttons, labeled 0 through 9, duplicate the function of the NUMERIC but- tons on the front panel. Selects memorized station presets.
Rear Panel Connections
The
The
NOTE: DO NOT plug any system compo- nent into an AC source until system hookup is complete and you are confident that all
All video cables should have a 75
ohm impedance rating. Although con- ventional audio interconnects will pass a video signal, their construction and limited bandwidth impose a performance penalty because, in part, they do not adhere to the 75 ohm standard.
When making signal connections, make sure that you always preserve proper channel con- sistency, i.e. connect LEFT channels to LEFT channel jacks and RIGHT channels to RIGHT channel jacks. All
Left audio: RCA jack with white inset
Right audio: RCA jack with red inset
Video: RCA jack with yellow inset
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Connect your
Phono Inputs and Phono Ground
Connect the left and right output cables of a turntable to this pair of RCA inputs. Con- nect the ground wire from your turntable to the phono ground lug, labeled GND.
CD Inputs
Connect the left and right analog outputs from a CD player to the RCA input jacks labeled CD.
Tape Inputs and Outputs
The
Connect the left and right analog outputs from an audio tape deck to the TAPE 1 IN input jacks. Connect the TAPE 1 OUT output jacks to the INPUTS on the audio tape deck.
Connect a second tape deck to the TAPE 2 connections – the outputs of the tape deck to the IN jacks on the
VIDEO 1 Inputs/Outputs
There are groups of connections for up to five video source components. Each group includes a pair of RCA analog audio inputs and a composite video input. One group, VIDEO 1, also includes a set of record out- puts for sending audio and video signals to a VCR.
Connect your VCR to the VIDEO 1 group of inputs and outputs. This set of connections allows recording.
Connect the analog audio outputs of the VCR to the VIDEO 1 PLAY left and right RCA audio jacks. Connect the VIDEO 1 REC left and right RCA audio output jacks to the audio inputs on the VCR.
Connect the RCA composite video output of the VCR to the RCA composite video input labeled VIDEO 1 PLAY.
Hookup the VIDEO 1 REC video output to the RCA composite video recording input on your VCR.
VIDEO 2 – 5 Inputs
These four sets of audio/video inputs allow connection of four additional video compo- nents such as a
Connect the RCA analog audio outputs of the first video component to the left and right RCA analog audio inputs labeled VIDEO 2. Then, connect the RCA composite video output of the video source to the correspond- ing RCA composite connection labeled VIDEO 2.
Repeat for additional components, using VIDEO 3, VIDEO 4, and AUX/VIDEO 5.
NOTE: Any of the video source inputs may also be used for an
TV Monitor Output
The video output of the
Speaker Outputs
The
NOTE: The combined speaker impedance must be a minimum of 4 ohms. If you are driving just one pair of speakers (A or B connections), use speakers with a nominal impedance of 4 ohms or higher. If you are driving two pairs of speakers (A and B) si- multaneously, use speakers rated at 8 ohms or higher.