Sony Sb-v3000 User manual

SERVICE

MANUAL

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ai

saa

*

Service

of

remote

commander

RMT-3000.

*

Remote

commander

RMT-3000

is

available

as

a

unit.

But

as

indivdual

parts

the

battery

case

lid

of

commander

is

only

available.

SPECIFICATIONS

Inputs/outputs

Audio

outputs

(10)

P F

Jack

type

Phono

jack/21-pin

connector

oo

(8)

sean

Output

impedance

Less

than

5

kilohms

Y

signal

1

Vp-p,

75

ohms

unbalanced

(when

oan

ae

eee

te

cttee

terminated),

sync

negative

‘

;

’

C

signal

(burst

signal)

0.286

Vp-p,

75

ohms

unbalanced

(when

a

nari

alg

He

ol

=

uneNee

Crosstalk

More

than

80

dB

S

video

outputs

(9)

2

Jack

type

4-pin

mini

DIN

ae

2

se

Pani

Y

signal

1

Vp-p,

75

ohms

unbalanced

(when

AEB

NDS:

Ree

terminated),

sync

negative

C

signal

(burst

signal)

0.286

Vp-p,

75

ohms

unbalanced

(when

Others

terminated)

Power

requirements

220

V

AC,

50

Hz

Power

consumption

44

W

(5.5

W

during

idling)

Video

inputs

(8)

Dimensions

430

x

115

x

370

mm

(w/h/d)

Jack

type

Phono

jack

(17

x

4

%/a

x

14

°/s

inches)

Reference

signal

input

1.0

Vp-p,

75

ohms

unbalanced

(when

Weight

Approx.

7.1

kg

(15

Ib.

10

oz.)

terminated)

Accessories

supplied

©

Remote

commander

RMT-3000

(1)

Sync

Negative

Sony

SUM-3(NS)

batteries

(2)

Labels

for

input/output

selection

(1

set)

Video

outputs

(10)

Jack

type

Phono

jack/21-pin

connector

Remote

commander

RMT-3000

Output

level

1.0

Vp-p,

75

ohms

unbalanced

(when

Remote

control

system

Infrared

control

terminated)

Power

requirements

3

VDC

Sync

Negative

Dimensions

67

x

20

x

176

mm

(w/h/d)

Signal-to-noise

ratio

More

than

48

dB

(2

%/¢

x

3/16

x

7

inches)

Crosstalk

More

than

45

dB

(3.58

MHz)

Weight

Approx.

110

g

(4

02.)

not

including

batteries

Audio

inputs

(9)

Jack

type

Phono

jack

Design

and

specifications

are

subject

to

change

without

notice.

Reference

signal

input

-7.5

dB

Input

capacity

2.0

Vrms

Input

impedance

More

than

47

kilohms

VIDEO

/AUDIO

SELECTOR

SONY.

MICROFILM

TABLE

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CONTENTS

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SAFETY-RELATED

COMPONENT

WARNING!!

COMPONENTS

IDENTIFIED

BY

MARK

A

OR

DOTTED

LINE

WITH

MARK

A

ON

THE

SCHEMATIC

DIAGRAMS

AND

IN

THE

PARTS

LIST

ARE

CRITICAL

TO

SAFE

OPERATION.

REPLACE

THESE

COMPONENTS

WITH

SONY

PARTS

WHOSE

PART

NUMBERS

APPEAR

AS

SHOWN

IN

THIS

MANUAL

OR

IN

SUPPLEMENTS

PUB-

LISHED.

BY

SONY.

1-1.

OUTLINE

Video

camera

recorder,

etc.

INPUT:

1}-[6.

OUTPUT

[1;-|

LELLLL

PELLELE

Varlous

Kinds

of

Equipment

Can

Be

Connected

Video

camera

recorder,

etc.

PROCESSOR

IN/OUT

6!

SB-V3000

Audio

system,

etc.

MONITOR

OUT'1’,

Color

monitor

or

TV

set

Color

corrector

Video

telopper

oF

log!

5

Spies

Be

Graphic

equalizer

Any

type

ot

audio

equipment

can

be

connected

independently

to

the

six

sets

of

input/output

jacks,

and

each

input/

output

device

can

be

freely

selected.

(Fuil

cross

dubbing)

+

Three

different

dubbings

can

be

performed

at

the

same

time

+

Alt

six

sets

of

the

input/output

jacks

include

S

VIDEO

jacks.

>

Acomposite

video

signal

can

be

transtormed

into

a

Y/C

separated

S

video

signal

when

output.

+

There

are

two

monitor

output

jacks,

one

of

which

constantly

outputs

the

S

video

signal.

+

Visual

or

auditory

effects

can

be

added

by

using

an

AV

processor,

such

as

a

color

corrector

or

an

equalizer.

CD

sound

also

can

be

recorded—instead

of

the

audio

signals

from

the

video

source

materia!—while

editing

the

video

image.

Accessories

supplied

Remote

commander

AMT-3000

(1)

Labels

for

INPUT/OUTPUT

selection

(1

set)

R6

(size

AA)

batteries

(2)

An

easy

and

smooth

operation

The

buttons

on

the

front

panel

aliow

you

to

easily

complete

the

whole

sequence

of

selecting

input/output

signals.

Three

kinds

of

output

mode

can

be

selected.

+

Mode

A

is

for

secure

and

simple

editing

INPUT

and

OUTPUT

of

the

same

number

must

be

connected

to

the

same

equipment.

The

source

from

the

equipment

connected

to

NPUT{1],

for

example,

is

always

recorded

on

the

equipment

connected

to

the

OUTPUT

other

than{1j.

If

an

inappropriate

output

is

selected

for

an

input,

the

MATRIX

SELECT

button

blinks.

+

Mode

B

is

for

flexible

and

diverse

editing

INPUT

and

OUTPUT

of

the

same

number

can

be

connected

to

any

different

kind

of

equipment.

The

source

from

the

equipment

connected

to

INPUT[1),

for

example,

can

be

recorded

on

the

equipment

connected

to

OUTPUT

[1].

Mode

C

is

for

editing

audio

and

video

sources

separately,

Up

to

4

input/output

combinations

can

be

put

into

memory.

The

four

memory

buttons

can

memorize

the

input/output

combinations

preset

with

the

buttons

on

the

front

panel,

or

how

to

use

the

monitor

or

the

AV

processor,

etc.

Just

one

press

on

the

memory

button

turns

the

unit

into

the

desired

preset

conditions.

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yenuew

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=:

no

a

Q

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°

3

a

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x

aa

a

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3

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NOILOAS

1-2.

LOCATION

AND

FUNCTION

OF

CONTROLS

Front

panel

Refer

to

the

pages

indicated

in

@

for

details.

(1]

POWER

switch

[2]

VIDEO

indicators

(S/V)

The

S

indicator

lights

up

when

the

S

video

signal

is

input,

and

the

V

indicator

lights

up

when

the

composite

video

Signal

is

input.

The

unit

automatically

detects

which

signal

is

input.

i3])V_

+S

(composite

+S

video

transforming)

switches

@

Press

to

transform

the

composite

video

signal

into

the

S

video

signal

when

output

(4)

AUX

(auxiliary)

AUDIO

selectors

@

Press

to

select

the

audio

signal

from

the

audio

system

connected

to

the

AUX

IN

jacks

at

the

rear,

instead

of

the

audio

signal

from

the

video

equipment

selected

as

an

input

source

(8;

PROCESSOR

selectors

®

Selects

the

input

signal

to

which

special

effects

are

to

be

added,

using

the

AV

processor,

such

as

a

color

corrector

or

a

graphic

equalizer.

Press

the

selector

whose

number

corresponds

to

that

of

the

input

jack

for

the

input

signal

9,10

[6]

MATRIX

SELECT

(input/output

select)

buttons

@®

Selects

input

source

and

output

destination

equipment.

Press

the

button

at

the

position

where

the

number

of

the

input

jack

crosses

that

of

the

output

jack.

{7]

MEMORY

(M1/M2/M3/M4)

buttons/

SET

(memory

set)

button

@

Puts

the

preset

input/output

setting

into

memory

Press

one

of

the

MEMORY

M1

-

M4

buttons

while

pressing

the

SET

button.

To

recall

the

memory,

press

the

desired

MEMORY

button.

[8]

MONITOR

[1j

selectors

@

[3]

AUDIO

ATTENUATOR

indicator/¥

A

buttons

@

The

indicator

shows

the

attenuation

amount

of

the

volume

currently

output

to

monitor[1].

0

indicates

the

highest

volume

and

60

the

lowest.

Press

the

¥

button

fo

increase

the

volume

and

press

the

&

button

to

decrease

it.

10]

MONITOR

[2]

selectors

©

itt]

FRONT/REAR

‘6!

selector

@

Selects

which

of

the

[6!

jacks

are

to

be

used;

[8!

jacks

on

the

front

or

those

at

the

rear.

The

indicator

lights

up

when

the

FRONT

is

selected

12]

IN/OUT

(input/output)

'6]

S

VIDEO,

VIDEO/AUDIO

jacks

@®

Functions

the

same

as

the

jacks

:6|

at

the

rear.

Itis

useful

for

connecting

equipment,

necessary

for

editing

use,

such

as

an

8mm

video

camera

recorder.

Select

the

front

or

rear

jacks

by

using

ihe

FRONT/REAR

[6:

selector

{13}

INPUT/OUTPUT

(2:

(monitor

(2)

input

output)

selector

@

Selects

the

signal

output

to

monitor?)

;

the

signa

currently

input

to

the

INPUT

jack

or

the

signal

currently

output

from

the

OUTPUT

jack.

{14}

MUTING

buttons

@

Press

to

mute

the

video

(VIDEO)

or

audio

(AUDIO)

output

to

monitor

[1

Press

the

button

again

to

cancel

the

muting

18]

AUDIO

MODE

selector

and

indicators

i)

Changes

the

sound

output

to

monitor

‘1

to

STEREO.

MONO

(monaural),

LEFT

(left

channel

only),

or

R

(right

channel

only)

[15]

AUTO

Y/C

SEPARATE

indicator

Lights

up

when

the

output

signal

to

monitor

/1]

is

automatically

transformed

into

the

Y/C

separated

S

video

signal

(17)

INPUT/OUTPUT

(7)

(monitor

(1)

input/

output)

selector

@

Selects

the

signal

output

to

monitor

‘1,

:

the

signal

currently

input

to

the

INPUT

jack

or

the

signa!

currently

output

from

the

OUTPUT

jack

{18]

VIDEO/AUDIO

selector

@

Selects

the

signal

output

to

the

OUTPUT

jack:

the

video

signa!

or

the

audio

signai

input

from

the

equipment

connected

to

the

INPUT

jack.

Select

the

signal

betore

specifying

input/output

equipment,

using

the

MATRIX

SELECT

buttons.

This

selector

functions

only

when

the

OUTPUT

MODE

switch

is

set

to

the

C

position.

(13!

OUTPUT

MODE

switch

and

indicators

@

Selects

either

mode

A,

8,

or

C,

whichever

is

most

appropriate

for

your

use.

The

mode

B

or

C

indicator

lights

up

when

the

unit

can

be

operated

properly

with

the

designated

input/

output

equipment

only

in

mode

B

or

C.

(20}

PROCESSOR

PASS

buttons

(VIDEO/

AUDIO)

@

If

the

connected

AV

processor

is

not

equipped

with

either

video

or

audio

input

jacks,

press

the

corresponding

button.

Press

the

VIDEO

button,

for

example,

when

an

equalizer

is

connected.

21]

CLEAR

button

@

Press

to

cancet

all

the

settings

made

with

MATRIX

SELECT

buttons,

V

+

S

switches,

AUX

AUDIO

selectors,

and

PROCESSOR

selectors.

Use

the

button

to

do

all

the

presettings

over

again.

(The

monitor

output

setting

and

the

memory

of

the

MEMORY

button

are

not

canceled.)

22]

MODE

LOCK

button

(ON/OFF)

@

Press

to

fix

the

current

input/output

setting.

No

controls

function

except

MONITOR

{1},

[2]

selectors

and

the

POWER

switch.

Press

the

button

again.

to

release

the

lock,

{z3]

Remote

sensor

z=

STANDBY

lamp

Lights

up

when

the

power

is

turned

off

by

use

of

the

remote

commander

while

the

POWER

switch

on

the

main

unit

is

set

to

ON

14

Rear

panet

Refer

to

pages

24

to

32

for

connections.

(i)

INPUT

[ij-{6}

S

VIDEO/VIDEO/AUDIO

Jacks

(4-pin

mini

DIN/phono

jack)

{2?

PROCESSOR

IN

(processor

input)

S

VIDEO/VIDEO/AUDIO

jacks

(4-pin

mini

DIN/phono

jack)

“3)

PROCESSOR

OUT

(processor

output)

S

VIDEO/VIDEQ/AUDIO

jacks

{4-pin

mini

DIN/phono

jack}

14}

OUTPUT

[1'-:6!

S

VIDEO/VIDEO;

AUDIO

jacks

(4-pin

mini

DIN/phono

jack)

[5;

MONITOR

OUT

(monitor

output)

-2/

S

VIDEO/VIDEO/AUDIO

jacks

(4-pin

mini

DIN/phono

jack)

Outputs

composite

video

signal

when

composite

video

signal

is

input.

or

outputs

S

video

signal

when

S

video

signal

is

input

[6]

MONITOR

OUT

(monitor

output)

‘1:

connector

(21-pin)

Outputs

both

video

and

audio

signals.

If

the

composite

video

signal

is

input,

the

Y/C

separated

signal

can

be

output

trom

this

connector

with

the

VIDEO/S.

VIDEO

selector

at

the

S

VIDEO

position.

[7]

VIDEO/S

VIDEO

selector

When

the

connected

monitor

accepts

S

video

signal,

set

the

selector

to

S

VIDEO.

if

not,

set

it

to

VIDEO.

[8]

CONTROL

S

input/output

jacks

(mini

jack)

Connect

to

Sony

video

equipment

having

the

CONTROL

S

inpuvoutput

jacks.

For

connection,

use

an

optionally

available

Sony

connecting

cord

RK-

G69

{9}

AUX

IN

(auxiliary

input)

jacks

(phono

jack)

Function

of

the

S

VIDEO

INPUT/OUTPUT

jacks

A

liner

and

clearer

picture

can

be

obtained

in

both

recording

and

playback

with

the

use

of

the

S

VIDEO

jacks.

The

S

VIDEO

NPUT/OUTPUT

jacks

input

and

oulput

separately

the

Y

(luminance)

and

the

C

(calor)

signa!

of

the

video

signal,

which

minimizes

the

loss

of

both

signals.

when

recording

and

playing

back

a

picture

This

unit

incorporates

the

circuit

that

separates

the

Y

and

the

C

signals.

The

signal

input

from

the

video

equipment

without

S

video

jacks

can

be

wansformed

ito

the

S

video

signai

and

output

to

video

equipment

with

the

S

video

jacks.

See

page

48

for

details

Remote

sensor

Approx.

7

Use

the

remote

commander

within

this

range.

Apprhx.

30

|

Remote

Commander

|

Commander

Refer

to

pages

62

to

63

for

operation

using

the

remote

commander.

[1]

CLEAR

button

[2]

MEMORY

buttons

(M1/M2/M3/M4)/

SET

(memory

set)

button

[3}

AUDIO

ATTENUATOR

V4

buttons

Press

W

to

increase

the

volume

on

the

MONITOR

[1]

output,

or

press

&

to

decrease

volume.

[4]

POWER

switch

Press

to

turn

the

unit

on

or

off

when

the

POWER

switch

on

the

main

unit

is

set

to

ON.

[5]

MONITOR

[1}

select

buttons

{6]

MONITOR

[2]

select

buttons

[7]

INPUT/OUTPUT

'1]

(monitor

{1}

in,

output

select)

button

8|

INPUT/OUTPUT

2;

(monitor

(2)

input/

output

select)

button

[9]

AUDIO

MODE

selector

{10}

MUTING

buttons

16

Control

signal

indicator

Refer

to

pages

62

to

63

for

operation

using

the

remote

commander.

[11]

MODE

LOCK

button

(ON/OFF)

(12]

MATRIX

button

Press

this

button

first

when

selecting

the

equipment

for

input/output

(13)

CANCEL

button

Press

to

cancel

an

operation

in

which

two

or

more

buttons

of

the

remote

commander

are

pressed

in

sequence.

'14)

V+

S

(composite

+S

video

transforming)

switch

ss]

AUX

AUDIO

selector

|16)

PROCESSOR

selector

{11)

PROCESSOR

PASS

buttons

(VIDEO/

AUDIO)

ina)

MODE

C

V/A

(mode

C

video/audio)

selector

Press

to

input

only

the

video

or

audio

signals

trom

the

input

equipment.

This

button

functions

only

when

the

OUTPUT

MODE

switch

on

the

main

unit

is

set

to

C

{1a)

(1)

-

[6]

(jack

number)

selectors

Press

to

seiect

the

jack

for

inouYoutput.

Use

these

selectors

together

with

the

MATRIX

button,

the

V+

S

switch,

the

AUX

AUDIO

or

the

PROCESSOR

selector

on

the

remote

commander.

For

details,

see

page

62.

[20]

FRONT/REAR

(jack

(8}

front/rear

select)

button

Installing

Batteries

1

Open

the

tid.

2

Install

two

R6

(size

AA)

batteries

with

the

correct

polarities,

and

close

the

lid.

Battery

life

About

six

months

of

normal

operation

can

be

expected

when

using

the

Sony

SUM-

3(NS)

batteries.

When

the

batteries

are

cun

down,

the

remote

commander

will

not

operate

the

unit.

In

this

case,

replace

both

batteries

with

new

ones.

Notes

on

the

remote

commander

and

remote

control

operation

+

Keep

the

commander

away

from

extremely

hot

of

humid

places.

+

Avoid

dropping

any

foreign

objects

into

the

commander

casing,

particularly

when

replacing

the

batteries.

+

To

avoid

a

malfunction,

do

not

simultaneously

depress

two

or

more

buttons.

*

Avoid

exposure

of

the

remote

sensor

to

direct

sunlight

of

lighting

apparatus.

Such

exposure

can

cause

a

malfunction,

20

1-3.

BEFORE

CONNECTION

Equipment

connected

10

INPUT

1

and

OUTPUT:1

Equipment

connected

to

OUTPUT

:

6}

Video

1

Labels

of

the

same

color

Labels

of

the

same

color

Video

1

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Precautions

+

Plug

in

the

AC

power

cord

of

each

piece

of

equipment

to

the

wail

outlet

after

connecting

all

the

equipment

+

Connect

the

connecting

cord

so

that

the

calor

of

each

plug

corresponds

to

that

of

the

jacks

on

the

SB-V3000

and

on

the

other

equipment.

After

connecting

ali

the

equipment,

place

the

iabels

for

input/output

selection

(supplied)

on

the

front

panel

of

the

unit

and

the

connected

equipment,

so

that

you

can

easily

see

which

jack

corresponds

to

what

equipment.

Connecting

Video

Equipment

According

to

the

Selected

Mode

See

pages

40

to

42

for

details

of

mode

A,

B,

and

C.

Connection

for

mode

A

In

mode

A,

video

equipment

is

connected

to

the

input

and

the

output

jack

of

the

same

number.

Editing

operations

will

be

easier,

because

one

piece

of

equipment

corresponds

to

one

jack

number:

the

video

equipment

can

be

identified

with

a

number

such

as

1

or

2,

in

accordance

with

the

connected

jack

number,

for

example.

Connections

tor

mode

B

or

C

In

mode

B

or

C,

two

different

kinds

of

equipment

can

be

connected

to

the

input

and

the

output

jacks

of

the

same

number

More

versatile

and

flexible

editing

is

possible

with

various

choices

of

input/

output

equipment

1-4.

CONNECTING

A

COLOR

MONITOR

OR

A

TV

There

are

two

monitor

output

jacks,

MONITOR

OUT

!1]

and

[2]

.

Video

and

audio

levels

of

only

the

MONITOR

OUT

!1}

can

be

adjusted

using

the

AUDIO

MODE

selectors.

MUTING

buttons,

and

AUDIO

ATTENUATOR

Wa

buttons.

Video

and

audio

levels

of

the

MONITOR

OUT

i2:

cannot

be

adjusted.

Connecting

a

Color

Monitor

with

a

21-pin

Connector

to

the

21-pin

connector

Color

monitor

with

a

21-pin

connector

eo

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CjO

{|

C]O|Ol@IO|O

QIO|O

|

G|O|O/O|O/O

QLO!O

{|

SIOIGIO|9!|O

de

Coase

|

olololalolo

|

elelololole

4

Aldlalololo

VIDEO/S

VIDEO

selector

Set

to

S

VISEO

if

the

monitor

accepts

S

video

signal

Set

to

VIDEO

if

not

Connecting

a

Color

Monitor

with

phono

input

jacks

10

audio

inputs

MONITOR

OUT/2]R.

L

MONITOR

OUT[2]

S

VIDEO

to

S

video

input*

MONITOR

OUT[2]

V

to

video

input

Color

monitor

with

phono

input

jacks

*

Only

when

the

monitor

is

equipped

with

an

S

video

jack

When

the

audio

input

of

the

color

monitor

is

monaural

Use

an

RK-C71

(3m)

or

an

AK-C72

(1m)

connecting

cord

24

1

26

-5.

CONNECTING

VIDEO

EQUIPMENT

Connecting

a

VTR

with

an

S

Video

Jack

INPUT

1-6

S

VIDEO

to

S

video

output

INPUT

1-6

V

to

video

output

VTR

with

S

video

inputvoutput

jacks

6RL

INPUT

1

=

to

audio

outputs

OUTPUT

1

~

6

S

VIDEO

to

S

video

input

OUTPUT

1-68°V

to

video

input

OUTPUT

1°-

6

RL

to

audio

inputs

Connecting

a

VTR

without

an

S

Video

Jack

INPUT

1-6

V

to

video

output

6

RL

INPUT

1

to

audio

oulputs

VTR

without

S

video

input/output

jacks

QUTPUT

1°-

6;

V

to

video

input

OUTPUT'1:-.6.

RL

to

audio

inputs

When

connecting

a

VTR

with

monaural

audio

jack

Use

a

VMC-S10MS

(im)

or

a

VMC-920MS

(2m)

connecting

cord

Connecting

a

Video

Player

Video

players

do

not

have

a

picture

recording

function

as

other

ordinary

VTRs

do.

and

among

them

are

a

VTR

for

playback

only.

a

videodisc

player,

and

a

multi

disc

player.

A

BS

tuner

can

also

be

connected

to

this

unit

in

the

same

manner

as

the

VTRs

for

playback

only.

Connect

this

equipment

only

to

the

input

jacks

of

this

unit

INPUT

1-6

V

to

video

output

INPUT

1-6

ROL

to

audio

outputs

+

VTR

for

ptayback

only

+

Videodisc

player

+

Multi

disc

player

+

BS

tuner

etc.

Using

the

Input/Output

Jacks

on

the

Front

Panel

You

can

use

the

input/output

i6]

jacks

on

the

front

or

at

the

rear,

whichever

is

convenient

to

connect

the

equipment

Sélect

the

jacks

on

the

front

or

at

the

rear,

using

the

FRONT/

REAR

selector

above

the

IN/OUT

[6}

jacks

on

the

front

panel.

FRONT/REAR

selector

The

tront

[6]and

the

rear

6}

jacks

are

changed

in

turn

at

each

press

of

this

selector.

FRONT/REAR

x

~

4

Lights

when

the

front(§]

jacks

are

selected.

The

inpuvoutput

'6!

jacks

on

the

front

panel

can

be

used

to

connect

a

video

camera

recorder

28

1-

30

6.

CONNECTING

AV

PROCESSOR

The

equipment

used

to

provide

special

effects

to

the

video

image

and

to

sound

are

called

AV

processors

Connecting

an

AV

Processor

that

Adds

Special!

Effects

for

Picture

A

telopper

or

a

color

corrector

are

used

to

provide

visual

effects,

for

example

PROCESSOR

IN

RA,

L

to

audio

outputs

to

video

output

Telopper

+

Color

corrector

etc

PROCESSOR

IN

V

PROCESSOR

OUT

V

PROCESSOR

OUT

R,

L

to

video

input

to

audio

inputs.

Connecting

an

AV

Processor

that

Adds

Special

Effects

for

Sound

A

graphic

equalizer

is

used

tor

auditory

effects,

for

example

to

audio

outputs

Graphic

equalizer,

etc.

to

audio

inputs

PROCESSOR

OUT

RF,

t

Using

an

AV

processor

with

the

S

video

jacks

Cannect

the

S

video

jacks

of

this

unit

and

the

AV

processor,

in

addition

to

the

connections

shown

in

ihe

above

diagram

Using

an

AV

processor

without

video

or

audio

input/output

When

editing

with

the

AV

processor.

press

either

bution

of

the

PROCESSOR

PASS

buttons,

AUDIO

or

VIDEO.

which

are

not

provided

in

the

processor

The

corresponding

indicator

wilt

light

up.

Press

the

VIDEO

button

when

using

a

graphic

equalizer

that

has

no

video

jack,

tor

example

1-7.

CONNECTING

AUDIO

SYSTEM

lf

an

audio

system

1s

connected

to

the

AUX

iN

jacks,

you

can

record

the

sound

from

the

audio

system

while

editing

the

video

image.

which

is

called

“after-recording.”

to

audio

outputs

{line

outputs,

recording

outputs,

etc.)

AUX

IN

RL

OOOO

alslelaloje

alelalsioie

AIAHOGHTO

Connecting

an

audio

system

to

the

INPUT

jacks

The

audio

system

also

can

be

connected,

as an

audio

source.

to

one

of

the

INPUT

1_-

6

jacks

of

this

unit.

tn

this

case.

perform

editing

in

mode

C

and

select

only

the

audio

signa!

from

the

INPUT

jacks

where

the

audio

system

is

connected.

See

page

48

tor

details.

a

Audio

system,

etc.

1-8.

MONITORING

THE

PICTURE

FROM

THE

VIDEO

EQUIPMENT

34

$8-V3000

SB.V3000

INPUT

4

SB-V3000

Pictures

Which

Can

Be

Watched

on

the

Connected

Monitor

You

can

monitor

the

foliowing

pictures

on

the

monitor

connected

to

the

MONITOR

OUT

[5}

or[2]

jacks

+

The

playback

picture

from

the

video

equipment

connected

to

one

of

the

INPUT

[3]

~

[6]

jacks

Example:

Monitoring

the

playback

picture

from

the

VTR

connected

to

the

INPUT:3!

+

The

picture

being

edited

with

this

unit

Example:

When

recording

in

turn

the

picture

from

the

videodisc

player

connected

to

INPUT

i1!

and

that

from

the

8

mm

VTR

connected

to

INPUT

(2)

on

the

VTR

connected

to

OUTPUT

5},

the

picture

being

recorded

can

be

monitored.

+

The

picture

from

the

video

equipment

which

is

not

used

for

editing

Example:

The

picture

trom

the

BS

tuner

connected

to

INPUT

{3!

can

be

monitored

while

copying

the

picture

from

the

VTR

connected

to

INPUT

,t/

on

the

VTR

connected

to

OUTPUT

(4)

wo

Sets

of

itor

pu

This

unit

has

two

sets

of

monitor

output

which

differ,

as

shown

below,

Monitor

out

:

(1)

(21-pin)

Auto

switch

function

to

S

video

signal

:

Yes

Adjustable

items

:

Audio

output

levet

Audio

mode

(stereo/monaural/lett

only/right

only)

Video/audio

muting

Monitor

out

:

[2]

(phono/DIN)

Auto

switch

function

to

S$

video

signal

:

No

Adjustable

items

:

No

adjustment

is

possible,

since

this

jack

passes

the

input

signal

to

the

monitor

as

itis

Auto

switch

function

to

the

S

video

signal

The

MONITOR

OUT

1

jack

ts

equipped

with

the

automatic

Y/C

separate

circuit’

The

circuit

automatically

turns

on

or

off,

depending

on

whether

or

not

the

input

signal

includes

the

$

video

signal.

The

AUTO

Y/C

SEPARATE

indicator

fights

up

when

the

circuit

turns

on.

(You

can

setect

manually

with

the

V_

+S

switches

whether

or

not the

composite

video

signat

input

trom

the

INPUT

jacks

's

transformed

into

the

Y/C

separated

signal.)

The

relation

between

the

input

signal

and

the

output

signal

from

the

MONITOR

OUT

1.

1s

shown

below.

Input

signal

Signal

output

:

trom

MONITOR

OUT

[i]

S

video

signa!

V+

S

switch

Signal

output

Automatic

Y/C

from

S

VIDEO.

separate

circuit

-

!

4

Yes*

OFF

S

video

signal

|

OFF

Yes"

ON

YC

separated

OFF

signat

out

of

composite

video

signal

No

OFF

YC

separated

ON**

signal

out

of

composite

video

signa!

|

No

ON

YC

separated

|

ON™

signat

out

of

composite

i

video

signal

*

VIDEO

indicator

S

will

light

up.

**

AUTO

Y-C

SEPARATE

indicator

will

light

up

If

the

monitor

with

S

video

input

is

connected

to

MONITOR

OUT

[1],

any

picture

can

be

viewed

in

S

video

signal.

As

for

MONITOR

OUT

[2].

the

video

image

input

to

or

output

from

this

unit

goes

out

of

these

jacks

as

it

is.

The

signal

of

the

image

to

be

viewed,

therefore,

must

match

the

type

of

the

input

jacks

On

the

connected

monitor.

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