Sony PCM-R500, PCM-R700 manual Digital Interface, Other connections, Connecting AC power cord

Getting Started

Other connections

To connect a switch box through the REMOTE 1 connector

Refer to “Remote Control Function Using a Parallel Remote Connector” on page 28.

To connect the optional remote through the REMOTE 2 connector

Refer to “The Optional Remote RM-D750” on page 26.

Connecting AC power cord

Connect the AC power cord (supplied) to the AC IN socket on the rear panel and connect the plug on the other end to a wall outlet.

Where do I go next?

Now you’re ready to use your deck.

For basic operations, go to pages 9 to 11; for advanced operations, go to pages after 12.

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Digital Interface

Digital input and output connectors

∙The following table shows signal formats that correspond to the input and output connectors on the deck.

∙The DIGITAL COAXIAL IN connector accepts not only the consumer version of the IEC-958 international digital audio interface standard, but also the broadcasting studio version of the IEC-958 standard used by such DAT decks as the PCM-2300, PCM-2700 or PCM-2700A.

Type	Input connector	Output connector
DIGITAL	AES/EBU format	AES/EBU format
AES/EBU
	IEC-958 for
DIGITAL	consumer use	IEC-958 for consumer
COAXIAL	IEC-958 for	use
	broadcasting studio use

Copy information during recording

∙Copy information that is recorded on tape during recording varies according to the input connector used and the signal format, as shown in the table below.

∙In the case of AES/EBU and the IEC-958 for broadcasting studio use, the digital signal carries no copy information.

∙As for the IEC-958 for consumer use, three types of copy information exists: copying possible, first- generation copy permitted, and copying prohibited (Serial Copy Management System).

Input	Signal	Copy	Recording	Copy
connector	format	information	capability	information
		carried by	on this	recorded on
		digital signal deck		tape
DIGITAL	AES/EBU	None	Possible	Determined
AES/EBU				by menu
				setting (pages
				24 and 25)
	IEC-958 for	None	Possible	Determined
	broadcasting			by menu
	studio use			setting (pages
DIGITAL				24 and 25)
		Permitted	Possible	Permitted
COAXIAL
				(ID 6:00)
	IEC-958 for	First-	Possible	Prohibited
	consumer use generation			(ID 6:10)
		only
		Prohibited	Possible	Prohibited
				(ID 6:10)
ANALOG	—	—	Possible	Determined by
(BALANCE/				menu setting
UNBALANCE)				(page 24)

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