JVC BR-S622E User manual

INSTRUCTIONS
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BR-S622E
VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER
VIDEOKASSETTENREKORDER
MAGNETOSCOPE A CASSETTE
SVS) 82 A/F
. PQD30002-284

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Warning Notice
FOR YOUR SAFETY (Australia)
1. Insert this plug only into effectively earthed three-pin
power outlet.
2. If any doubt exists regarding the earthing, consult a
qualified electrician.
3. Extension cord, if used, must be three-core correctly
wired.
IMPORTANT (In the United Kingdom)
Mains Supply (AC 240 V~)
WARNING - THIS APPARATUS
MUST BE EARTHED
The wires in this mains lead are coloured in accordance with
the following code;
GREEN-and- YELLOW: EARTH
BLUE: NEUTRAL
BROWN: LINE
As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this
apparatus may not correspond with the coloured markings
identifying the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows.
The wire which is coloured GREEN-AND-YELLOW must be
connected to the terminal in the plug which is marked with
the fetter E or by the safety earth symbol + or coloured
GREEN or GREEN-AND-YELLOW. The wire which is
coloured BLUE must be connected to the terminal which is
marked with the letter N or which is coloured BLACK. The
wire which is coloured BROWN must be connected to the
terminal which is marked with the letter L or coloured RED.
POWER SYSTEM
Connection to the mains supply
The operating voltage of this set is preset to 220 ~ 240 V~
at the factory.
Before connecting to mains, check that the voltage selector
on the rear panel is set to the same voltage as your local
mains supply.
Adapting to local power line
This set operates on 110 — 127 V/220 — 240 V~ AC, 50/60
Hz.
If the preset voltage is different from the power line voltage
in your area, reset the voltage selector by inserting a
screwdriver into the slot of the voltage selector and turning
it until the correct voltage is displayed.
This unit is produced to comply with Directives 76/889/EEC,
82/499/EEC, 87/308/EEC, and IEC Publ.65.
WARNING:
TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO
NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR
MOISTURE.
CAUTION
To prevent electric shock, do not open the cabinet. No user
serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to qualified service
personnel.
Note:
The rating plate and the safety caution are on the bottom of
the unit.
WARNING:
It should be noted that it may be unlawful to re-record pre-
recorded tapes, records, or discs without the consent of the
owner of copyright in the sound or video recording,
broadcast, or cable programme and in any literary,
dramatic, musical, or artistic work embodied therein.

CONTENTS
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HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL
This manual introduces you to the BR-S622E S-VHS Recorder
and shows you how to make the most of its many advanced
features. Because the manual is written for the person who has
some experience in videotape editing.and is familiar with the
terms and techniques described, explanations and definitions
are kept to a minimum.
Also, some functions are available only when the corresponding
optional boards are plugged in. Whenever these functions are
referred to in the text, it is assumed that the corresponding
boards have been installed.
@ TBC functions are available only when the optional SA-T22E
Time Base Corrector boards are installed.
® Component Y/R-Y/B-Y outputs are available only when the
optional SA-T22E Time Base Corrector boards and accom-
panying component output connector board are installed.
e TC functions are available only when the optional SA-R22E
Time Code Reader/Generator board is installed.
e 45-Pin parallel interface is possible only when the optional SA-
K28E Interface board is installed.
e RS-232C interface is possible only when the optional SA-
K27E Interface board is installed.
e@ Y/C 686/Y/C 924 Output is available only when the optional
SA-E92E Output board is installed.
IMPORTANT
Instructions for all operations are based on the setup
menu's initial settings unless otherwise specified. We
recommend that you familiarise yourself with the available —
settings before operating the VCR. For more information,
please refer to "Setup Menu", c> p.26
PRECAUTIONS
® Avoid using the recorder in places subject to the following
conditions:
~ extreme heat, cold, or humidity,
— dust,
— vibrations, and
— poor ventilation.
@ Be careful of moisture condensation.
Do not use the recorder immediately after moving it from a
cold place to a warm place. The water vapor in warm air will
condense on the still-cold video head drum and tape guides
and may cause damage to the tape and the recorder.
@ Handle the recorder carefully.
* Do not block the ventilation openings.
* Do not place anything heavy on the recorder.
* Do not place anything which might spill on the top cover of
the recorder.
* Use in horizontal (flat) position only.
¢ During transportation,
* Avoid violent shocks to the recorder during packing and
transportation.
* Before packing, be sure to remove the cassette from the
recorder.
This recorder uses S-VHS, S-VHS-C, VHS, and VHS-C
cassettes.
Only cassettes recorded in the standard play (SP) mode can be
played on this recorder. LP recording is not possible.
S-VHS: SE-180 for 180 minutes, SE-120 for 120 minutes,
SE-60 for 60 minutes, and SE-30 for 30 minutes of
recording.
S-VHS-C: SE-C30 for 30 minutes of recording.
VHS: E-180 for 180 minutes, E-120 for 120 minutes, E-90
for 90 minutes, E-60 for 60 minutes, and E-30 for 30
minutes of recording.
VHS-C: —EC-30 for 30 minutes of recording.
® To prevent accidental erasure, remove the cassette's safety
tab. To record on a cassette whose safety tab has been
removed, cover the hole with adhesive tape.
© Before loading a compact cassette, be sure the tape is not
slack. If there is any slack, turn the gear on the cassette in
the direction of the arrow to take up the slack.
® Avoid exposing the cassettes to direct sunlight. Keep them
away from heaters.
e Avoid extreme humidity, violent vibrations or shocks, strong
magnetic fields (near a motor, transformer or magnet), and
dusty places.
e Place the cassettes in cassette cases and position vertically.
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FEATURES
Newly-developed full-size/compact-compatible
cassette loading mechanism
Similar
in
principle
to
the
loading
mechanisms
employed
in
M-Il,
3/4-inch,
and
other
high-performance
professional
equipment,
the
BR-S622E's
newly-developed
cassette
loading
mechanism
can
directly
accept
both
regular
and
C-
sized
S-VHS
cassettes.
The
tape
transport
system
has
also
been
improved
to
provide
faster
search
speeds
and
more
stable
transport.
C-size
S-VHS
cassettes
are
already
popular
in
image
acquisition
—
as
exemplified
by
the
success
of
JVC's
GY-X1
S-VHS-C
camcorder
—
and
are
expected
to
assume
a
more
important
role
in
distribution,
on-air
transmission,
and
other
applications.
Open-ended
system
architecture
with
plug-in
TC
and
TBC
capability
To
better
meet
the
requirements
of
different
edit
suites,
the
BR-S622E
has
been
designed
to
permit
open-ended
system
expansion.
Built-in
interfaces
are
provided
for
9-
pin
RS-422A
serial
remote,
COMPOSITE
IN/OUT,
and
Y/C443
IN/OUT.
Further
system
expansion
and
customisation
is
facilitated
by
a
variety
of
optional
"snap-in"
boards.
These
include
a
time
code
reader/generator
(LTC/VITC),
a
TBC
with
field
memory
and
COMPONENT
OUT
circuit,
as
well
as
a
45-pin
remote
control
board,
an
RS-232C
remote
control
board
for
connection
to
a
computer,
and
a
Y/C
686/Y/C
924
OUT
processor
board.
Since
these
circuit
boards
can
be
slotted
directly
into
the
BR-S822E,
it
can
easily
be
configured
to
fit
into
any
existing
system
without
the
need
for
expensive
alterations
or
additional
space.
High-quality pictures
S-VHS
picture
quality
*
has
been
improved
still
further
with
the
addition
of
advanced
circuitry
including
a
digital
Y/C
separator
and
digital
DOC.
Moreover,
this
high
picture
quality
is
maintained
through
multi-generational
dubbing;
even
after
as
many
as
five
generations,
the
results
match
those
available
from
3/4-inch
equipment.
For
improved
playback
picture
performance,
noise
reduction
circuitry
and
switching
noise
masking
are
provided.
* Technology licensed by FAROUDJALaboaiores .
* Employs chroma-enhancing technology co-developed
by JVC and Laboratores and modified for
S-VHS applications.
Fully-equipped for high-performance
professional edit feeding
The
BR-S622E
is
equipped
with
a
comprehensive
set
of
studio-level
feeder
functions
such
as
colour
frame
servo,
auto
H-Phase
lock,
and
capstan
bump.
Search/jog
dials
are
also
provided
for
fast
and
accurate
location
of
edit
points
with
maximum
visual
search
speed
increased
to
32x.
Menu
Display
and
On-Screen
Mode
Check
For
easy
set-up
and
customisation,
the
BR-S622E
features
a
menu
display
which
allows
simple
dial
setting
and
switching
of
most
basic
functions
while
referring
to
indications
on
the
counter
display
or
on-screen.
As
a
result,
many
seldom-used
external
switches
have
been
eliminated.
Even
functions
normally
requiring
DIP
switch
resetting
can
be
switched
directly
via
the
menu
display.
On-screen
mode
check
and
warning
indications
are
also
provided.
Other features :
e 4-Field sequence colour frame servo
e
Hi-Fi
Stereo
system
with
Hyper-tangent
system
to
minimise
switching
noise
for
a
dynamic
range
of
more
than
87
dB
e
Two-channel
normal
audio
with
switchable
Dolby
B*
noise
reduction
©
Independent
audio
level
controls
for
all
four
channels
e XLR balanced audio connectors
©
Two
level
meters
switchable
between
Hi-Fi
and
Normal
audio;
the
right
meter
can
also
function
as
a
video
level/tracking
meter
e Video recording level control
8-Digit
time
counter
for
indication
of
editing
data
in
either TC or CTL mode
Built-in black burst signal generator
Wide-aspect (16:9) ID recording capability
External sync input for reference video
Y-Frequency response control
Tiltable control panel
Heavy-duty
full-loading
mechanism
with
high-speed
chassis
Self-diagnostic warning system
Front-access test points
Automatic head cleaning mechanism
9999-hour
meter
switchable
from
tape
counter
Headphone jack with adjustable level output
19-inch EIA rack mounting
Dolby
noise
reduction
manufactured
under
license
from
Dolby
Laboratories
Licensing
Corporation.
"DOLBY"
and
the
double-
D
symbol
OG
are
trademarks
of
Dolby
Laboratories
Licensing
Corporation.

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POWER switch
@ When power is ON, the time counter and level meters will
be illuminated.
EJECT button with LED indicator
© Ejects the cassette (from any mode).
® The indicator lights while the cassette is being ejected.
Cassette loading slot
@ Accepts either a compact or full-size S-VHS/VHS
cassette according to the type selected with the
CASSETTE SELECT button @.
LED indicators
CASSETTE SIZE indicators
@ Indicate whether the recorder is in the Full or Compact
mode. When all three indicators are blinking, the recorder
is ready to accept a full-size cassette. When only the
centre indicator is blinking, the recorder is ready to accept
a compact cassette. Press the CASSETTE SELECT
button @ to change modes. When a cassette is inserted,
the blinking will stop and the corresponding indicator(s) will
remain continuously lit.
AUTO OFF indicator
@ Lights when the unit malfunctions. All other controls are
disabied.
S-VHS indicator
® Lights when an S-VHS or S-VHS-C cassette is inserted
with the unit in the S-VHS mode, or when playing back a
blank part of the tape.
® Blinks when S-VHS recording is attempted with a VHS
cassette.
TBC indicators
(with optional SA-T22E TBC installed)
OPERATE: Lights when the TBC is in operation. A
timebase-corrected signal is output.
GENLOCK: Lights when the TBC is in operation and locked
to the external reference signal.
SERVO indicators
SERVOLOCK: Lights when the capstan and drum servos
are locked to the reference signal.
CTL PULSE: Lights during playback of a tape with no
control pulse recorded.
COLOUR FRAME: Lights when the capstan and drum servos
are locked to PAL 4-field colour frame.
AUDIO indicators
Hi-Fi: Lights when the Hi-Fi REC circuit is ON (via menu
setting) or when playing back Hi-Fi-recorded
tapes.
LIMITER: Lights when the built-in audio limiter circuit is set
to ON (via menu setting).
NR: Lights when the Dolby B* noise reduction circuit is
set to ON (via menu setting).
TC (TIME CODE) indicators
(with optional SA-R22E TC [time code] generator/reader
installed)
LTC: Lights green when LTC-recorded tapes are played
back with the normal audio-2 track set for LTC use
(via menu setting). If LTC is not picked up, the
indicator lights orange. This indicator may also light
green when normal-audio-recorded tapes are played
back.
VITC: Lights when VITC-recorded tapes are played back or
when recording a VITC signal.
TRACKING conirol
e Adjusts tracking. Turn in either direction until the tracking
meter deflects all the way to the right.
e Normally leave in the centre click-stop position.

CASSETTE SELECT button
e Press to select FULL or COMPACT. The corresponding
indicator(s) will light.
AUD-2/R (VIDEO/TRACKING) level meter
® Indicates the audio level of the normal audio-2 or Hi-Fi
right-channel signal during recording and playback.
e Functions as a video level meter during recording and as a
tracking meter during playback when the METER SELECT
switch @ is set to VIDEO/TRACKING.
AUD-1/L level meter
@ Indicates the audio level of the normal audio-1 or Hi-Fi left-
channel signal during recording and playback.
METER SELECT switch
© Switches the AUD-2/R level meter @ between audio level
and video level indication.
AUD-2/R: Meter functions as the audio-2/Hi-Fi
right-channel level meter.
VIDEO/TRACKING: Meter functions as a video level
meter in recording, and as a tracking
meter in playback.
@ Tape direction indicators
® Indicate the current tape direction.
[> : Forward
O : Still
<] : Reverse
JOG/SHUTTLE dials
® Dual concentric controls. The outer functions as a Shuttle
ting, the inner as a Jog dial. The Jog and Shuttle modes
can be entered directly from the Play, Still, FF, REW, or
Stop modes.
SHUTTLE ring: Search speed can be varied continuously
from 1/30 to 32 times normal (up to 14
times normal with C-size cassettes) in
forward or reverse. Set to the centre click-
stop position to engage the Still mode.
Manual frame-by-frame search in either
direction. Tape speed is determined by the
speed of dial rotation. Releasing the dial
engages the Still mode. Also used in edit
point trimming, menu setting and TC/UB
presetting.
JOG dial:
Control panel lock release buttons
® To tilt the control panel, press these buttons and lift the
panel at the same time. The panel can be tilted to 90° and
locked at angles of 25°, 50°, and 75°.
JOG/SHUTTLE button with JOG/SHTL mode indicators
@ Instantly re-activates the Shuttle mode with search speed
determined by the current dial setting.
Time counter
© Shows tape time in hours, minutes, seconds, and frames.
® Displays edit-in and -out points.
© Displays user bits.
® Displays menu settings and warnings.
@® Operation buttons with LED indicators
PAUSE/STILL button
e
Temporarily
stops
recording
when
pressed
in
the
Record
mode.
@ Displays a still picture when pressed in the Play mode.
PLAY button
e Starts playback.
e
Re-starts
normal
playback
when
pressed
in
the
Still
or
Search
mode.
e
Starts
recording
when
pressed
together
with
the
REC
button.
e
Starts
audio
dubbing
when
pressed
together
with
the
AUD
DUB
button
in
the
Still
mode.
©
Re-starts
recording
when
pressed
in
the
Record-Pause
mode.
REC button
e
Starts
recording
when
pressed
together
with
the
PLAY
button.
@
Outputs
EE
signals
when
pressed
in
the
Play
mode.
e
Displays
TC
generator
data
when
pressed
in
the
Stop
mode
with
REMOTE
select
switch
@
set
to
LOCAL.
(Released
by
pressing
STOP
button.)
AUD DUB button
e
Starts
audio
dubbing
when
pressed
together
with
the
PLAY
button.
STAND BY button
e
Switches
the
recorder
between
the
Standby-On
and
Standby-Off
modes
while
the
VCR
is
in
the
Stop
mode.
Standby-On
is
automatically
engaged
when
the
Stop
button
is
pressed.
Standby-On:
The
tape
is
loaded
and
the
drum
is
rotating:
The
indicator
is
lit.
Standby-Off:
The
tape
is
loaded
but
tape
tension
is
reduced
and
the
drum
does
not
rotate.
The
indicator
is
not
lit.
REW button
e Starts rewind when pressed in any mode.
STOP button
e
Engages
the
Stop
mode
(Standby-On).
The
tape
stops,
but
remains
in
the
full-loaded
position
with
the
drum
rotating.
e@ The STOP and STAND BY indicators will light.
FF button
©
Starts
fast
forward
when
pressed
in
any
mode.
COUNTER RESET button
e Resets the CTL counter to zero.
©
The
CTL
counter
will
be
reset
even
if
this
button
is
pressed
in
the
TC
mode.

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@ Time Code setting buttons
To preset time code/user bit data (with optional SA-R22E TC
generator/reader installed).
HOLD button
This button is only effective when the SA-R22E's
PRESET/REGEN switch is set to PRESET.
® Holds the current counter data; the leftmost digit will blink.
SHIFT button
@ Shifts the blinking digit to the right. (You can also shift the
blinking digit in either direction by holding down the SHIFT
button and turning the JOG dial.)
ADV (ADVANCE) button
e@ Advances the value of the blinking digit. (You can also
change the value in either direction by holding down the
ADV button and turning the JOG dial.)
PRESET button
® Transfers the data set with the HOLD, SHIFT, and ADV
buttons to the time code generator.
® Automatically cancels the Hold mode.
® MIC jacks (AUD-1/L, AUD-2/R)
® For microphone connection. Input signal switches from
line to microphone.
®
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PHONES jack/LEVEL control
e Connect a set of headphones to monitor sound recording.
@ Adjust output level with the LEVEL control.
Hi-Fi L/R and NORM AUD-1/AUD-2 AUDIO REC LEVEL
controls
® To separately adjust recording levels for the Hi-Fi
left/right-channel signals and the normal (linear) audio-1/2
signals.
e Optimum level is the point where the corresponding
meter’s peak deflection is "0".
@ AUDIO MONITOR select switches
e To select the audio output for the PHONES jack and the
AUDIO MONITOR OUT connector.
e@ The Hi-Fi/NORM switch also switches the audio level
meters between Hi-Fi and NORMAL.
Hi-Fi: To monitor the Hi-Fi audio signals.
NORM: _ To monitor the normal audio signals.
AUD-1/L: To monitor the normal audio-1 or Hi-Fi left-
channel signal.
MIX: To monitor the AUD-1/L and AUD-2/R signals
together.
AUD-2/R: To monitor the normal audio-2 signal or Hi-Fi
right-channel signal.

@ VIDEO INPUT select switch
e To select an input video signal for recording.
Y/C443: To record the signal input to the Y/C443
connector.
LINE: To record the signal input to the VIDEO IN LINE
connector.
BLACK: To record the internally-generated black burst
signal on a blank tape in preparation for insert
editing. If set to this position during menu
setting, on-screen information is output from all
output connectors, not only the MONITOR OUT
connector.
@® REMOTE select switch
® To select between remote and local control of the
recorder.
9-PIN: For remote control via the rear panel 9-pin
connector.
LOCAL: For direct contro! with the recorder's function
buttons.
REM-2: For remote control via the optional 45-pin or RS-
232C interface.
@ COUNTER select switch
® To select the time counter display mode with the SA-R22E
TC generator/reader installed. If this is not installed, CTL
signals are displayed regardless of the switch setting.
CTL: CTL signals are displayed on the time counter.
TC: Time code signals are displayed on the time
counter.
UB: User bits are displayed on the time counter.

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The controls in this section function when the optional SA-T22E
TBC (time base corrector) is installed.
@ VIDEO LEVEL UNITY/VARIABLE select switch/level
control
UNITY: The output signal's video level is the same as
the playback signal. Normally set to this
position.
VARIABLE: Allows you to adjust the output signal's video
level with the VIDEO LEVEL control. Adjust-
ment is possible within +3 dB.
@ CHROMA LEVEL UNITY/VARIABLE select switch/level
control
UNITY: The output signal's chroma level is the same as
the playback signal. Normally set to this
position.
VARIABLE: Allows you to adjust the output signal's chroma
level with the CHROMA LEVEL control. Adjust-
ment is possible within +3 dB.
© CHROMA PHASE UNITY/VARIABLE select switch/level
control
UNITY: The output signal's chroma phase is the same
as the playback signal.
VARIABLE: Allows you to adjust the output signal's chroma
phase with the CHROMA PHASE control.
Adjustment is possible within +30°.
@ BLACK LEVEL VARIABLE/UNITY select switch/level
control
UNITY: The output signal's setup level is the same as
the playback signal.
VARIABLE: Allows you to adjust the output signal's setup
level with the BLACK LEVEL (SET UP) control.
Adjustment is possible within £107 mV.
@ SYSTEM PHASE control
® Adjusts the output signal's horizontal phase with respect
to that of the reference input signal. Adjustment is
possible within a range of +3 psec.
@ SC PHASE
e Adjusts the output signal's subcarrier phase with respect
to that of the reference input signal. Up to 15 rotations are
possible with continuous variation over a range of +180°.
@ VIDEO PHASE conirol
® Adjusts the output signal's video phase with respect to the
playback signal's H sync. Up to 15 rotations are possible
with continuous variation over a range of +1.5 psec.
© YC TIMING control
® Adjusts the output signal's C signal delay time with
reference to the Y signal. Adjustable within +500 nsec.
e Normally set to "8".

© TBC ON/OFF switch.
®
Set
to
ON
for
TBC
playback.
(During
TBC
operation,
the
servo
is
locked
to
the
reference
signal
supplied
to
the
EXT
REF
connector
even
if
the
SYNC
select
switch
is
set
to
VIDEO.)
: ® Set to OFF to bypass TBC.
@ MENU SET ON/OFF switch
e
SET
to
ON
to
activate
the
On-Screen
Menu.
The
counter
display will also switch to the Menu Set mode.
©
Most
basic
system
setup
operations
are
performed
using
the Menu.
@ PB Y ENHANCE switch
e
Enhances
the
luminance
signal
for
a
sharper
playback
picture.
+4
dB:
Boosts
luminance
signal
level
by
4
dB
at
2.5
MHz
for maximum picture sharpness.
+2
dB:
Boosts
luminance
signal
level
by
2
dB
at
2.5
MHz
for a sharper picture.
0
dB:
No
effect.
The
same
result
is
obtained
by
setting
the
VIDEO
OUT
select
switch
@
to
EDIT.
@ SYNC select switch
EXT:
The
servo
is
synchronised
with
the
external
reference
signal
supplied
to
the
EXT
REF
input.
VIDEO:
The
servo
is
synchronised
with
the
input
video
signal.
@ REC MODE select switch
S-VHS:
To
record
in
the
S-VHS
mode.
(Use
S-VHS
cassettes only)
VHS: To record in the VHS mode.
@ VIDEO OUT select switch
EDIT:
Set
to
this
position
when
using
this
VCR
as
a
feeder
or recorder in dubbing.
NORM: Normally set to this position.
@® VIDEO AGC ON/OFF switch
@
Set
to
ON
to
activate
the
built-in
VIDEO
AGC
circuit.
e
Set
to
OFF
to
adjust
the
luminance
video
recording
level
manually.
@® VIDEO control
e
Use
to
adjust
video
recording
level,
referring
to
the
VIDEO/TRACKING
meter.
The
centre
click-stop
is
the
standard
position.
The
VIDEO
AGC
switch
must
be
OFF
to
use this control.
TIME CODE GENERATOR/READER SETTING
SWITCHES
_
(With
SA-R22E
TC
generator/reader
installed)
@
ID
PRESET
ON/OFF
switch
ON:
To
record
the
ID
code
specifically
preset
for
each
VCR.
OFF:
To
use
the
user
bits
memory
for
standard
procedures
in the Preset mode.
@® VITC REC ON/OFF switch
ON: To record VITC time codes.
OFF: VITC time codes are not recorded.
NOTE:
This
switch
has
no
effect
on
LTC
recording
(enabled
by
setting menu item #206 to "01 - LTC’).
@ FREE/REC switch
This
switch
is
effective
only
when
the
PRESET/REGEN
switch
is
set
to
PRESET
and
the
INT/EXT
switch
is
set
to
INT.
FREE:
The
time
code
runs
in
real
time,
regardless
of
the
video
recorder's
operating
mode.
REC:
The
time
code
runs
only
during
recording.
PRESET/REGEN switch
PRESET:
To
use
the
internal
TC
generator
in
the
Preset
mode
(with
the
INT/EXT
switch
set
to
INT),
or
to
use
an
external
TC
generator
via
the
TIME
CODE
IN
connector
(with
the
INT/EXT
switch
set
to
EXT).
REGEN:
To
use
the
internal
TC
generator
in
sync
with
either
the
playback
time
codes
(with
the
INT/EXT
switch
set
to
INT),
or
externally
input
time
codes
(with
the
INT/EXT
switch
set
to
EXT).
INT/EXT switch
INT:
To
use
the
internal
TC
generator.
-
EXT:
To
use
an
externally-connected
LTC/VITC
generator.
AUTO/LTC/VITC switch
e
To
select
the
TC
reader
mode.
Select
the
mode
according
to
the
type
of
reference
time
code
with
which
the
internal
TC
generator
is
synchronised
in
the
Regen
mode.
AUTO:
For
tapes
with
matching
VITC
and
LTC
data.
Counts
time
codes
in
VITC
at
tape
speeds
lower
than
normal,
and
in
LTC
at
speeds
higher
than
normal.
Missing
sections
are
interpolated
with
CTL
counts.
LTC:
For
LTC-only
tapes
or
when
editing
with
LTC
data.
Counts
time
codes
in
CTL
at
tape
speeds
lower
than
norma!
and
higher
than
10
times
normal,
and
in
LTC
at
speeds
higher
than
normal.
Missing
sections
are
interpolated
with
CTL
counts.
VITC:
For
VITC-only
tapes
or
when
editing
with
VITC
data.
Counts
time
codes
in
VITC
at
tape
speeds
lower
than
10
times
normal,
and
in
CTL
at
speeds
higher
than
10
times
normal.
Missing
sections
are
interpolated
with
CTL
counts.
Test points
V-RF test point
®
Outputs
the
video
head
FM
signal
during
playback.
e
Can
be
used
for
detection
of
clogged
or
worn
heads.
A-RPF test point
@
Outputs
the
Hi-Fi
audio
FM
signal
during
playback.
©
Can
be
used
for
detection
of
clogged
or
worn
heads.
D-PULSE pin
e
Connect
to
the
external
trigger
terminal
of
an
oscilloscope.
GND
@
Connect
to
the
ground
terminal
of
an
oscilloscope.
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® Connect to 110 — 120 V or 220 — 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz power
outlet.
@ Fuse holder
© NORM AUDIO INPUT impedance select switch
ON: 600 ohms. :
OFF: 10k-ohms. Normally set to this position.
@ Audio input connectors
AUDIO INNORMAL: Normal audio input connectors for
Audio-1 and Audio-2.
Hi-Fi audio input connectors for Left
and Right.
@ Audio output connectors
AUDIO QUT NORMAL: Normal audio output connectors for
Audio-1 and Audio-2.
Hi-Fi audio output connectors for Left
and Right.
© Hi-Fi AUDIO INPUT impedance select switch
ON: 600 ohms.
OFF: 10k-ohms. Normally set to this position.
@, © VIDEO OUT LINE (1, 2) connectors
® The composite video signal is output from these
connectors.
©, ® VIDEO OUT Y/C443 (1, 2) connectors
® The Y/C443 signal is output from these connectors.
@ AUDIO MONITOR OUT connector
® The audio signal selected with the AUDIO MONITOR
select switches is available at this connector.
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e@ The composite video output signal is available at this
connector. On-screen information is also supplied.
Expansion slot
© For installation of optional interface (SA-K28E or SA-
K27E).
NORMAL INPUT LEVEL select switch
© To select -6 dB, 0 dB, or +4 dB according to the level of the
normal audio input signal. Both channels are switched
simultaneously.
Hi-Fi INPUT LEVEL select switch
© To select -6 dB, 0 dB, or +4 dB according to the level of the
Hi-Fi audio input signal. Both channels are switched
simultaneously.
AUDIO INPUT SELECT switch
H COM: "Hi-Fi Combined” recording. Set to this position to
record audio signals input to the AUDIO IN Hi-Fi
connectors on both the Hi-Fi and Normal audio
tracks.
SEP: "Separate" recording. Set to this position to record
audio signals input to the AUDIO IN Hi-Fi and
NORMAL connectors separately on the Hi-Fi and
Normal audio tracks.
N COM: "Normal Combined" recording. Set to this position to
record audio signals input to the AUDIO IN NORMAL
connectors on both the Hi-Fi and Normal audio
tracks.

@ TBC ON/OFF switch.
@
Set
to
ON
for
TBC
playback.
(During
TBC
operation,
the
servo
is
locked
to
the
reference
signal
supplied
to
the
EXT
REF
connector
even
if
the
SYNC
select
switch
is
set
to
VIDEO.)
© Set to OFF to bypass TBC.
@ MENU SET ON/OFF switch
e
SET
to
ON
to
activate
the
On-Screen
Menu.
The
counter
display will also switch to the Menu Set mode.
©
Most
basic
system
setup
operations
are
performed
using
the Menu.
@ PB Y ENHANCE switch
@
Enhances
the
luminance
signal
for
a
sharper
playback
picture.
+4
dB:
Boosts
luminance
signal
level
by
4
dB
at
2.5
MHz
for maximum picture sharpness.
+2
dB:
Boosts
luminance
signal
level
by
2
dB
at
2.5
MHz
for a sharper picture.
0
dB:
No
effect.
The
same
result
is
obtained
by
setting
the VIDEO OUT select switch @ to EDIT.
@ SYNC select switch
EXT:
The
servo
is
synchronised
with
the
external
reference
signal
supplied
to
the
EXT
REF
input.
VIDEO:
The
servo
is
synchronised
with
the
input
video
signal.
@ REC MODE select switch
S-VHS:
To
record
in
the
S-VHS
mode.
(Use
S-VHS
cassettes only)
VHS: To record in the VHS mode.
@ VIDEO OUT select switch
EDIT:
_
Set
to
this
position
when
using
this
VCR
as
a
feeder
or recorder in dubbing.
NORM: Normally set to this position.
@® VIDEO AGC ON/OFF switch
®
Set
to
ON
to
activate
the
built-in
VIDEO
AGC
circuit.
©
Set
to
OFF
to
adjust
the
luminance
video
recording
level
manually.
@® VIDEO control
e
Use
to
adjust
video
recording
level,
referring
to
the
VIDEO/TRACKING
meter.
The
centre
click-stop
is
the
standard
position.
The
VIDEO
AGC
switch
must
be
OFF
to
use this control.
TIME CODE GENERATOR/READER SETTING
SWITCHES
“(With SA-R22E TC generator/reader installed)
@
ID
PRESET
ON/OFF
switch
ON:
To
record
the
ID
code
specifically
preset
for
each
VCR.
OFF:
To
use
the
user
bits
memory
for
standard
procedures
inthe Preset mode.
@® VITC REC ON/OFF switch
ON: ‘Torecord VITC time codes.
OFF: VITC time codes are not recorded.
NOTE:
This
switch
has
no
effect
on
LTC
recording
(enabled
by
setting menu item #206 to "01 — LTC").
@ FREE/REC switch
This
switch
is
effective
only
when
the
PRESET/REGEN
switch
is
set
to
PRESET
and
the
INT/EXT
switch
is
set
to
INT.
FREE:
The
time
code
runs
in
real
time,
regardless
of
the
video
recorder's
operating
mode.
REC:
The
time
code
runs
only
during
recording.
PRESET/REGEN switch
PRESET:
To
use
the
internal
TC
generator
in
the
Preset
mode
(with
the
INT/EXT
switch
set
to
INT),
or
to
use
an
external
TC
generator
via
the
TIME
CODE
IN
connector
(with
the
INT/EXT
switch
set
to
EXT).
REGEN:
To
use
the
internal
TC
generator
in
sync
with
either
the
playback
time
codes
(with
the
INT/EXT
switch
set
to
INT),
or
externally
input
time
codes
(with
the
INT/EXT
switch
set
to
EXT).
INT/EXT switch
INT: To use the internal TC generator. -
EXT:
To
use
an
externally-connected
LTC/VITC
generator.
AUTO/LTC/VITC switch
e
To
select
the
TC
reader
mode.
Select
the
mode
according
to
the
type
of
reference
time
code
with
which
the
internal
TC
generator
is
synchronised
in
the
Regen
mode.
AUTO:
For
tapes
with
matching
VITC
and
LTC
data.
Counts
time
codes
in
VITC
at
tape
speeds
lower
than
normal,
and
in
LTC
at
speeds
higher
than
normal.
Missing
sections
are
interpolated
with
CTL
counts.
LTC:.
For
LTC-only
tapes
or
when
editing
with
LTC
data.
Counts
time
codes
in
CTL
at
tape
speeds
lower
than
normal
and
higher
than
10
times
normal,
and
in
LTC
at
speeds
higher
than
normal.
Missing
sections
are
interpolated
with
CTL
counts.
VITC:
For
VITC-only
tapes
or
when
editing
with
VITC
data.
Counts
time
codes
in
VITC
at
tape
speeds
lower
than
10
times
normal,
and
in
CTL
at
speeds
higher
than
10
times
normal.
Missing
sections
are
interpolated
with
CTL
counts.
Test points
V-RF test point
e
Outputs
the
video
head
FM
signal
during
playback.
©
Can
be
used
for
detection
of
clogged
or
worn
heads.
A-FF test point
@
Outputs
the
Hi-Fi
audio
FM
signal
during
playback.
e
Can
be
used
for
detection
of
clogged
or
worn
heads.
D-PULSE pin
©
Connect
to
the
external
trigger
terminal
of
an
oscilloscope.
GND
e
Connect
to
the
ground
terminal
of
an
oscilloscope.
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© Connect to 110 — 120 V or 220 — 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz power
outlet.
@ Fuse holder
© NORM AUDIO INPUT impedance select switch
ON: 600 ohms. :
OFF: 10k-ohms. Normally set to this position.
© Audio input connectors
AUDIO INNORMAL: Normal audio input connectors for
Audio-1 and Audio-2.
Hi-Fi audio input connectors for Left
and Right.
© Audio output connectors
AUDIO QUT NORMAL: Normal audio output connectors for
Audio-1 and Audio-2.
Hi-Fi audio output connectors for Left
and Right.
@ Hi-Fi AUDIO INPUT impedance select switch
ON: 600 ohms.
OFF: 10k-ohms. Normally set to this position.
@, © VIDEO OUT LINE (1, 2) connectors
® The composite video signal is output from these
connectors.
O, @ VIDEO OUT Y/C443 (1, 2) connectors
© The Y/C443 signal is output from these connectors.
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© The composite video output signal is available at this
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© For installation of optional interface (SA-K28E or SA-
K27E).
@ NORMAL INPUT LEVEL select switch
© To select -6 dB, 0 dB, or +4 dB according to the level of the
normal audio input signal. Both channels are switched
simultaneously.
@® Hi-Fi INPUT LEVEL select switch
e To select -6 dB, 0 GB, or +4 dB according to the level of the
Hi-Fi audio input signal. Both channels are switched
simultaneously.
@ AUDIO INPUT SELECT switch
H COM: "Hi-Fi Combined" recording. Set to this position to
record audio signals input to the AUDIO IN Hi-Fi
connectors on both the Hi-Fi and Normal audio
tracks.
SEP: "Separate" recording. Set to this position to record
audio signals input to the AUDIO IN Hi-Fi and
NORMAL connectors separately on the Hi-Fi and
Normal audio tracks.
N COM: "Normal Combined" recording. Set to this position to
record audio signals input to the AUDIO IN NORMAL
connectors on both the Hi-Fi and Normal audio
tracks.

AUDIO OUTPUT LEVEL select switch
@
To
select
-6
dB,
0
dB,
or
+4
dB
according
to
the
input
level
of
connected
audio
equipment.
All
four
audio
channels
are
switched
simultaneously.
TIME CODE IN/OUT connectors
Set
menu
item
#206
to
“01
—
LTC"
to
record
LTC
time
codes
on the normal audio-2 track.
©
Connect
a
time
code
generator
to
the
IN
connector
for
external
time
code
recording.
e
Connect
a
time
code
reader
to
the
OUT
connector
for
external
time
code
reading.
VIDEO IN LINE connectors
®
The
composite
video
signal
is
input
to
the
left
connector.
e
To
output
the
loop-through
signal
to
another
unit,
set
the
75-ohm
terminating
switch
to
OFF.
75-Ohm terminating switch
ON:
The
loop-through
signal
is
terminated
at
the
BR-S622E.
OFF:
The
loop-through
signal
is
output
to
another
unit.
9-PIN connector
©
Connect
to
an
RS-422
9-pin
serial
remote
control
unit
or
to
the
RS-422
9-pin
connector
of
a
recorder
for
swap
editing.
VIDEO IN Y/C443 connector
®
The
Y/C443
signal
is
input
to
this
connector.
®
8e
@
OPTION connector
©
Delivers
the
Y/C
686/Y/C
924
signal
(with
optional
SA-
E92E
Output
board
installed)
to
the
DUB
IN
connector
of
3/4"
U-VCR
machines.
EXT
REF
connectors
with
75-ohm
terminating
switch
e
Supply
the
reference
signal
(either
black
burst
signal
or
composite
video)
to
the
left
connector
and
set
the
75-ohm
terminating
switch
to
ON.
©
To
output
a
loop-through
signal
to
another
unit,
set
the
75-
ohm
terminating
switch
to
OFF.
NOTE:
@
When
using
the
SA-T22E,
do
not
use
a
black-and-white
signal
or
sync
signal
without
burst
as
the
reference
signal,
otherwise
the
intended
synchronisation
will
not
be
obtained.
Fans
Expansion slot
For
installation
of
COMPONENT
OUT
connector
board
when
optional SA-T22E TBC is installed.
e
Y/R-Y/B-Y
output
connectors:
Mil
or
Betacam
component
signal
is
output.
e
TBC
remote
terminal:
Connect
a
15-pin
remote
controller
for
TBC
operation.
VOLTAGE SELECTOR
e
Select
voltage
according
to
your
local
power
supply.
(Be
sure
the
POWER
is
off
when
setting
the
voltage.)
12

13
CONNECTIONS
VIDEO CAMERA
VIDEO OUT
Y/C443 OUT
VIDEO CAMERA
VIDEO IN
LINE
VIDEO IN
BR-S622E
Y/R-Y/B-Y
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* Illustration shows
rear panel with
SA-T22E installed.
VIDEO OUT
LINE
MONITOR OUT
MONITOR
AC 110 - 127/
220-240 V 50/60Hz
NOTES:
@
To
output
the
loop-through
signal,
set
the
75-ohm
terminating
switch
to
OFF,
otherwise
set
it
to
ON.
(Be
sure
to
terminate
the
signal
at
the
last
of
the
connected
units.)
@
On-screen
information
is
output
from
the
VIDEO
MONITOR
OUT
connector
only.
e
Y/R-Y/B-Y
component
signals
can
be
output
when
the
optional
TBC
board
SA-T22E
is
installed.
M-ll
and
Betacam
component
signals
are
selectable
via
menu
item
#104.
(c=
p.28)

MONITOR
OUT
MONITOR
AC ~110-127/
220 — 240 V 50/60Hz
FRONT PANEL
7-7 AUDIO REC LEVEL —
Hi-Fi
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HEADPHONE MIC MIC
NOTES:
e
The
MIC
jack
has
priority
over
the
rear
pane!
AUDIO
IN
connectors.
When
a
microphone
is
connected,
the
input
signal
is
automatically shifted from AUDIO IN to MIC.
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REFERENCE SYNC SIGNALS FOR RECORDING AND PLAYBACK
START
PLAY Locked to the
Setting
ON
advanced
sync
of
the
TBC
are
signal
from
the
switch. : TBC board.
REC
OFF
EXT Setting VIDEO
of the SYNC
switch.
PLAY
REC
or
REC
Setting
of
Y/C443
the VIDEO INPUT
switch.
Is the
SYNC signal ap-
plied to EXT REF
connector?
Is the
SYNC signal ap-
plied to EXT REF
connector?
Is the
input video signal
applied to LINE IN
connector?
Is the
input video signal
applied to Y/C443
connector?
YES YES
LINE Setting of
the VIDEO INPUT
switch.
Y/C443
Locked to the
input video
signal applied to
Locked to the Locked to the Locked to the
Locked to the Locked to the
external syne external syne external sync
input video built-in sync
signal
applied
to
signal
signal applied to signal apolles to signal applied to é
the Y/C443
connector
without delay.
the EXT REF the EXT REF the EXT REF
connector with connector with connector
1H advance. 1H delay. without delay.
the
LINE
IN
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generator.
connector
with
1H
delay.

LOADING
AND
UNLOADING
VIDEO
CASSETTES
1. Switch on the power.
2, Check the AUTO OFF indicator.
e If this indicator lights, some abnormal condition such as
condensation has occurred. All functions except Eject are
disabled.
3. Check the CASSETTE SIZE indicators.
@
If
you're
loading
a
full-size
cassette,
be
sure
that
all
three
indicators
are
blinking.
@ If you're loading a compact cassette, be sure that only the
centre indicator is blinking.
e
Press
the
CASSETTE
SELECT
button
to
change
modes.
4. Insert a cassette with its label side facing you.
e The cassette is automatically retracted and loaded.
®
The
VCR
enters
the
Stop/Standby-On
mode.
The
STOP
and
STAND
BY
indicators
will
light.
In
this
mode,
the
tape
is
fully
loaded
and
the
head
drum
is
rotating.
The
CASSETTE
SIZE
indicator(s)
will
stop
blinking
but
remain
iluminated.
© Output signal changes from EE to playback.
NOTES:
e
Be
sure
that
the
CASSETTE
SIZE
indicator(s)
is
blinking
when
inserting a cassette.
5.
To
cancel
the
Standby-On
mode,
press
the
STAND
BY
button.
@
The
head
drum
will
stop
rotating,
but the
tape
remains
in
the
full-loaded
position.
The
STAND
BY
indicator
will
go
out.
e
As
soon
as
you
engage
another
mode
(Play,
Rewind,
Fast
Forward,
Record,
etc.),
the
STAND
BY
indicator
will
come
on
again.
1. Press EJECT.
e The cassette is ejected automatically.
@ You can press the EJECT button in any mode.
® Output signal changes from playback to EE.
‘2. Remove the cassette.
WARNING
© Do not insert fingers or foreign objects into the cassette
loading slot as this may result in personal injury or
damage to the mechanism.
© Do nottry to remove the cassette once automatic loading
has started.
CASSETTE SIZE indicators
CASSETTE
SELECT
button
AUTO
OFF
indicator
=
Sao ‘Ss
— M00 FEC LEV —
EJECT button
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STAND BY button
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PLAYBACK
1. Set the SYNC select switch as required. (c= p.10)
2. Set the AUDIO MONITOR select switches as required.
(c¥ p.8)
3. Set the COUNTER select switch as required. (c= p.8)
4. Set the VIDEO OUT select switch as required.
NOR: for normal playback.
EDIT: when using the VCR as an edit feeder.
5. Set the REMOTE select switch as required. (c= p.8)
6. Set the TBC switch to ON if you are using the SA-T22E or an
external TBC.
1. Press the PLAY button.
@ Normal playback starts.
2. Check the tracking level.
@ Set the METER SELECT switch to VIDEO/TRACKING.
@ Adjust the TRACKING control until the tracking meter
(AUD-2/R) deflects fully to the right.
@ Check the monitor screen to be sure that the picture is not
blurred or marred by noise bars.
3. Set the PB Y ENHANCE switch as required.
@ lf the VIDEO OUT select switch is set to EDIT, this switch
has no effect.
4. Press the STOP button to stop playback.
NOTES:
@ LP recordings cannot be played back.
® To monitor the input signal during playback, press the REC
button while in the Play mode.
e Do not press the REC and PLAY buttons simultaneously,
otherwise the VCR will enter the Record mode.
The VCRis preset to enter the Stop mode at tape end. If you
want the VCR to automatically rewind when the end of the tape
is reached, set menu item #312 to "01 — REW". (cz p.29)
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AUDIO MONITOR select switches
COUNTER select switch
REMOTE
select switch
SYNC select switch
VIDEO OUT
select switch
METER SELECT switch PLAY button
STOP button
PB Y ENHANCE switch
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