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Before

attempting

to

connect,

operate

or

adjust

this

product,

please

read

these

instructions

completely.

VQT2882-1

FOR

YOUR

SAFETY

>

CAUTION:

TO

PREVENT

FIRE

OR

SHOCK

HAZARD

AND

IMPORTANT

“Unauthorized

recording

of

copyrighted

television

programmes,

films,

video

tapes

and

other

materials

may

infringe

the

right

of

copyright

owners

and

be

contrary

to

copyright

laws.”

ANNOYING

INTERFERENCE,

USE

THE

RECOM-

MENDED

ACCESSORIES

ONLY.

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THIS

APPARATUS

MUST

BE

EARTHED.

To

ensure

safe

operation

the

three-core

lead

supplied

(not

for

U.K.

model)

must

be

connected

only

into

a

standard

three-pin

power

point

which

is

effectively

earthed

through

the

normal

household

wiring.

Extension

cords

used

with

the

equipment

must

be

three-

core

and

be

correctly

wired

to

provide

connection

to

earth.

Wrongly

wired

extension

cords

are

a

major

cause

of

fatalities.

Before

connecting

to

the

power

supply,

ensure

that

the

your

local

power

supply.

The

voltage

selector

can

be

adjusted,

if

necessary,

by

using

a

screwdriver,

but

this

adjustment

must

be

made

after

disconnecting

the

power

cord.

m

AC

POWER

CORD

CONNECTION

(AG-7500-B

only)

The

wires

in

the

mains

lead

for

this

apparatus

are

selector

on

the

rear

panel

is

selected

to

the

same

voltage

as

|:

‘

The

fact

that

the

equipment

operates

satisfactorily

does

not

imply

that

the

power

point

is

earthed

and

that

the

coloured

in

accordance

with

the

following

code.

Important

installation

is

completely

safe.

For

your

safety,

if

in

any

doubt

about

the

effective

earthing

of

the

power

point,

consult

a

qualified

electrician.

EARTH

NEUTRAL

Mm

DO

NOT

REMOVE

PANEL

COVER

BY

UNSCREWING.

To

prevent

electric

shock,

do

not

remove

cover.

No

user

serviceable

parts

inside.

Refer

servicing

to

qualified

service

personnel.

Mains

Lead

@

VOLTAGE

SELECTOR

SETTING

as

follows:

The

power

cord

must

be

disconnected

from

mains

before

the

voltage

selector

setting

is

changed.

AG-7500

can

be

used

on

either

110,

120,

220,

or

240V

AC.

AG-7500-E

is

preset

to

220V

at

the

factory.

AG-7500-A

and

-B

are

preset

to

240V

at

the

factory.

marked

by

the

letter

E

or

by

the

safety

earth

symbol

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

coloured

black.

The

wire

which

is

coloured

BROWN

must

be

connected

coloured

red.

Remark:

This

apparatus

was

produced

to

BS

800:

1983.

Dieses

Modell

entspricht

der

EG-Vorschrift

(fur

Funkst6rungsschutz)

82/499/EG.

La

Société

PANASONIC-FRANCE,

importateur

du

matériel

MATSUSHITA-JAPON

déclare

que

cet

appareil

est

conforme

aux

prescriptions

de

la

directive

76/889/C.E.E.

modifiée

par

la

directive

82/499/C.E.E.

Dit

model

is

onderworpen

aan

de

EEG-richtijn

(ter

voorkoming

van

radio-interferentie)

82/499/EEG.

Denne

model

opfylder

EF

direktiv

82/499/EF

(for

forebyggelse

af

radiointeferens).

La

Societa

PANASONIC

ITALIA

S.p.A.,

importatrice

di

questo

prodotto,

dichiara

che

questo

apparecchio

@

conforme

alle

disposizioni

della

direttiva

C.E.E./82/499

(D.M.

10

aprila

1984).

WARNING:

TO

PREVENT

FIRE

OR

SHOCK

HAZARD

DO

NOT

EXPOSE

THIS

EQUIPMENT

TO

RAIN

OR

MOISTURE.

&

is

the

safety

information.

As

the

colours

of

the

wires

in

the

mains

lead

of

this

x

apparatus

may

not

correspond

with

the

coloured

|*

markings

identifying

the

terminals

in

your

plug

proceed

|:

The

wire

which

is

coloured

GREEN-AND-YELLOW

o

must

be

connected

to

the

terminal

in

the

plug

which

is

|%

or

|

to

the

terminal

which

is

marked

with

the

letter

L

or

|4

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

|

Outline:

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Features.

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Features

(Continued)

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5

Controls

and

their

Functions

...................

8

Basic

Operation

of

AG-7500................

14

Adjustment

before

Recording,

Playback

and

Editing

..................

16

Recording/Playback

Using

a

Video

CAMCla

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nsdn

seca

rdews

21

Editing

Using

the

AG-7500...............

22

Editing

Operation

(Assemble)

.................

23

Editing

Operation

(Insert)...................56

25

Editing

Operation

(Continued)

................

27

Connecting

the

Unit

to

a

Time

Base

Corrector..................0065

29

Connecting

the

Unit

to

a

Time

Code

Generator

and

Reader

......

30

Connecting

the

Cables......................65.

30

Connecting

the

Cables

(Continued)..........

31

Using

Remote

Search

Controller

(Option)...

32

Editing

Using

Editing

Controller

(Option)

...33

Precaution

for

Handling

Unit..................

34

Conditions

Which

Are

Apt

to

Be

Mistaken

for

a

Malfunction

......................

0s

35

Video

Head

Clogging

....................ee

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85

Auto

OFF

LAMP

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36

A

Word

about

the

Cassette

....................

36

Rack

Mount

Adaptor

(Option)..............

of

SPSCiCAtIONS

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38

INSPECTION

>

Standard

Accessory

®

S-VIDEO

Cable

(4P)

(VJA0510)

Optional

Accessories

®

S-VIDEO

Cable

(4P)

(AG-C71A...5m)

(AG-C70A.

..3m)

®

Dubbing

Cable

(7P)

(AG-C65)

®

Editing

Controller

(AG-A750/AG-A650/NV-A500/

NV-A960)

®

Remote

Search

Controller

(NV-A505)

©

Remote

Controller

(AG-A600)

®

Rack

Mount

Adaptor

(AG-M750)

OUTLINE

The

model

AG-7500

Editing

Video

Cassette

Recorder

has

been

developed

for

industrial

applications,

as

well

as

for

schools

and

studios.

By

the

use

of

the

S-VHS

system,

a

sharp

picture

with

high

resolution

is

obtained.

Advanced

editing

and

easy

operation

is

realized

by

the

introduction

of

high

reliability

mechanisms

including

the

two-reel

motor

drive

system,

DD

cylinder,

and

DD

capstan.

By

connecting

the

AG-A750

Editing

Controller

to

the

AG-7500,

you

can

fully

utilize

the

editing

functions

of

the

AG-7500

and

perform

more

accurate

editing

by

automatic

operation.

You

can

also

create

an

editing

system

by

connecting

the

unit

to

the

AG-A650,

NV-A500

or

NV-A960

Editing

Controller.

FEATURES

>

1.

Amorphous

heads

and

high

quality

picture

Picture

quality

has

been

improved

by

the

use

of

the

S-VHS

system

and

the

amorphous

heads.

Resolution

of

over

400

lines

and

less

noise

are

realized

in

the

following

conditions.

eFM

carrier

frequency:

White

peak;

7

MHz

Sync

tip;

5.4

MHz

einstallation

of

sub-emphasis

circuit

eWhite

clip

level:

210

%

eUse

of

S-VHS

tape

2.

Use

of

digital

YC

separator

circuit

ePerfect

YC

separation

is

possible

even

in

noncorrelating

portions.

Because

of

burst

PLL

system,

non-standard

signals

can

be

separated,

too.

®As

digital

signals

are

process,

YC

can

be

separated

with

small

temperature

or

characteric

changes

by

a

stable

operation.

3.

Time

Code

Editing

The

unit

allows

the

execution

of

time

code

editing

when

this

unit

is

connected

to

the

AG-A750

Editing

Controller.

Synchronization

is

also

possible

at

the

Edit

IN

point

by

the

Capstan

Override

Connector.

4.

High

precision

linear

audio

editing

timing

When

insert

or

assemble

editing,

itis

possible

to

edit

at

the

linear

audio

editing

timing

of

+1

frame

with

respect

to

the

video

recording

timing.

(When

using

AG-A750.)

5.

Automatic

back

space

function

By

the

automatic

back

space

function,

video

and

audio

data

without

blank

portions

can

be

recorded

by

splicing.

6.

H-aligned

framing

servo

Sometimes,

when

editing

video

signals

conforming

to

the

CCIR

standard,

frame

phase

misalignment

or

horizontal

distortion

occurs

between

adjacent

edited

portions.

This

unit

employs

a

framing

servo

to

align

the

frames,

thus

eliminating

such

errors

at

the

edit

start

and

end

points.

7.

Flying

erase-based

editing

The

adoption

of

a

“rotary

erase

head”

makes

it

possible

to

achieve

top-grade

electronic

editing

without

noise

or

frame

mis-synchronization.

8.

Dual

audio

channel-Dolby*

NR

system

Because

there

are

two

normal

audio

tracks,

stereo

or

bilingual

programmes

can

be

recorded

and

played

back.

The

sound

quality

is

further

improved

due

to

the

built-in

Dolby

NR

system.

*

‘Dolby’

and

the

double-D

symbol

are

trademarks

of

Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation.

*

Noise

reduction

manufactured

under

license

from

Dolby

Laboratories

Licensing

Corporation.

9.

Recording

and

playback

of

Hi-Fi

sound

(HD

sound)

and

assemble

editing

You

can

record

and

play

back

HD

Sound

even

without

a

video

input

signal.

You

can

also

independently

record

a

total

of

four

channels,

that

is,

HD

Sound

(CH1/CH2)

and

Normal

Audio

CH1/CH2.

10.

JOG/SHUTTLE

search

function

using

dial

A

programme

segment

on

the

tape

can

be

rapidly

and

accurately

found

by

using

the

SHUTTLE

search

in

which

the

tape

speed

is

varied

between

0

and

10

times

the

normal

speed,

or

the

JOG

search

in

which

the

tape

speed

is

varied

in

accordance

with

the

rotational

speed

of

the

dial.

11.

Field

still

function

This

function

provides

attractive

still

pictures

with

minimal

jitter.

12.

Rack

mounting

possible

due

to

front

loading

The

unit

is

a

cassette

tape

insertion

type

employing

front

loading,

hence

it

can

be

easily

installed

in

an

IEC

standard

19-inch

rack.

13.

Editing

and

dubbing

connectors

Special

connectors

designed

for

dubbing

provide

improved

picture

quality

when

dubbing

or

editing

between

video

recorders.

14.

Time

code

recording

and

playback

The

EBU

time

code

can

be

recorded

and

played

back

on

the

audio

CH2

track.

15.

Independent

editing

When

the

AG-7500

is

used

independently

as

an

editor

and

the

edit

start

and

end

points

are

memorized

in

the

tape

counter,

editing

automatically

takes

place

between

those

points.

16.

System

editing

An

editing

system

can

be

configured

by

connecting

the

AG-7500

to

an

Editing

Controller.

eUp

to

three

source

(playback)

units

can

be

connected

simultaneously

by

using

a

Remote

Search

Controller

(NV-A505,

option).

eit

is

possible

to

configure

a

system

by

connecting

the

unit

to

the

AG-A750,

AG-A650,

NV-A500

or

NV-A960

Editing

Controller

(options).

FEATURES

(CONTINUED)

.

|

The

S-VHS

System

has

been

designed

to

meet

the

critical

demands

of

the

Video

a=

Vi

S

Information

Age.

This

system

incorporates

technologies

that

provide

high

resolution

and

=

excellent

picture

quality

with

the

VHS

Video

system,

which

is

solidly

established

the

world

over

for

industrial

and

home

use.

The

combination

of

this

system

with

the

newly

developed

S-VHS

video

cassette

has

enabled

epoch-making

progress

in

picture

clarity

and

detail.

The

system

produces

a

horizontal

resolution

of

no

less

than

400

lines.

You

can

not

only

make

recordings

and

playbacks

of

high

quality

pictures

by

using

a

video

cassette

with

the

rl

el

but

also

enjoy

recording

and

playback

as

before

with

a

cassette

bearing

the

IS)

mark.

Interchangeability

of

Video

Recorders

and

Cassettes

During

recording

S-VHS

tape

sas

on

this

unit

Recorded

tape

posi

2

nn

iF

o

=

2

t

é

2/38

a

le

=O

Select

the

S-VHS

selector

for

either

ON

(S-VHS

[erste

\

mode)

or

OFF

(VHS

Saas

mode).

Recorded

on

this

unit

Conventional

VHS

Tape

for

recording

Recorded

tape

system

a

The

recording

is

made

by

VHS

system

regardless

of

the

position

of

the

switch.

During

playback

Recorded

tape

cesuctt

.

ea)

fe

®

Plays

back

by

automatically

recog-

S-VHS

CEE

CSRS

nizing

the

system

recorded

in

the

se)"

EEE

tape.

ey

Recorded

tape

video

recorder

VHS

©

Playback

picture

of

tapes

record-

ed

by

S-VHS

system

cannot

be

[es

5

seen:

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Oss

etwas

Comparison

between

S-VHS

and

VHS

As

compared

with

the

conventional

VHS

system,

the

performance

is

remarkably

improved

as

follows.

@

Frequency

shift:

3.8

MHz

~

4.8

MHz

to

5.4

MHz

~7

MHz

@

FMluminance

bandwidth:

Approx.

3.2

MHz

to

approx.

5.5

MHz

e

Resolution:

Approx.

240

lines

to

more

than

400

lines

However,

when

the

band

is

widened,

the

S/N

becomes

inferior

accordingly.

To

prevent

this

deterioration,

in

the

S-VHS

system,

the

following

measures

are

incorporated.

e@

The

sub-emphasis

circuit

is

introduced

in

the

preliminary

stage

of

the

conventional

main

emphasis

circuit.

@

AnS-VHS

tape

made

of

newly

developed

magnetic

material

is

used

exclusively

for

the

S-VHS.

@

The

use

of

the

amorphous

heads

ensures

high

quality

pictures.

©@

VHS

System

Colour

signal

©

S-VHS

System

Colour

signal

'

i1

2

I;

|

627kH2z

3

Approx.

S.SMHz

———1

Frequency

Resolution

more

than

approx.

400

lines

High

Quality

Picture

Incorporation

of

detail

enhancer

During

VHS

mode

a

picture

with

fine

details,

such

as

ripples

on

the

surface

of

water

ora

womans

long

flowing

hair,

tends

to

be

reproduced

flat.

The

detail

enhancer

circuit

enhances

the

high-frequency

signals

(more

than

1.5

MHz)

of

such

pictures

before

they

are

recorded,

thus

enabling

every

detail

to

be

reproduced

clearly

(4

dB

up).

HD

(high-dynamic)

System

This

unit

records

audio

using

the

following

two

formats:

@

Hi-Fi

sound:

An

FM

format

employing

a

dedicated

rotary

audio

head

permits

high

quality

sound

recording

and

reproduction.

This

is

the

same

format

as

that

used

ina

conventional

video

recorder.

®

Normal

audio:

<Compatibility

with

conventional

recording

methods>

This

unit

can

record

tapes

in

the

conventional

(normal)

mode,

enabling

tapes

recorded

on

it

to

be

reproduced

on

a

conventional

machine.

The

unit

can

also

reproduce

tapes

recorded

on

a

conventional

machine.

@

Independent

dedicated

audio

head

installed

on

rotary

cylinder

The

audio

of

a

video

tape

which

was

formerly

recorded

using

a

fixed

head

is

recorded

on

this

unit

using

an

audio

head

mounted

on

a

rotary

cylinder.

The

video

is

recorded

over

the

audio

using

a

dedicated

video

head.

This

completely

new

format

(Figs.

1

and

2)

is

called

a

high-

dynamic

system

(for

creating

superior

sound

quality).

Search

head

(R”)

Rotary

erase

head

Video

recording/

playback

head

(L)

(Amorphous

head)

Dedicated

rotary

audio

head

(R)

Rotary

erase

head

Dedicated

rotary

audio

head

(L)

Video

recording/-

playback

head

(R)

(Amorphous

head)

Search

head

(R’)

<Rear

view>

@

Use

of

newly

developed

audio

processing

IC

A

newly

developed

Hi-Fi

sound

IC

processes

the

audio

input

signals

at

the

optimum

level

without

deterioration.

As

a

result,

the

dynamic

range

has

been

increased

from

the

conventional

value

of

80

dB

to

90

dB,

making

for

impressive

dynamic

sound.

©

Deep

layer

audio

recording

which

does

not

interfere

with

the

video

signal

The

dedicated

audio

heads

record

a

wide

frequency

band

FM

signal

on

a

deep

layer

of

the

tape.

The

video

signal

is

recorded

over

the

audio

signal

using

a

completely

different

azimuth

angle

for

the

video

head.

As

a

result,

even

though

the

recording

position

is

the

same,

the

audio

and

video

signals

are

recorded

clearly

and

without

mutual

interference.

(Figs.

2

and

3)

©

Deep

layer

recording

as

seen

on

the

cross-section

of

the

tape

Dedicated

——

audio

head

Dedicated

video

recording

head

Base

film

Audio

signal

(recorded

on

deep

layer

of

tape)

Video

signal

(recorded

on

surface

layer

of

tape)

©

Track

pattern

of

deep-layer

recording

(outline)

Normal

audio

track

CH2

ae

—

CH1

MMMM

VICHUASUUUUIGUGAUEONLUTGSERHAEUHUDOUUUUUTUUEUUUO

eve

UU

Video

track

+

Hi-Fi

sound

track

@

Incorporation

of

switching

noise

reduction

circuit

An

electronic

switching

circuit

and

an

active

filter

have

been

incorporated

in

the

noise

reduction

section

which

is

the

heart

of

the

audio

circuit.

Also

audio

capacitors

and

low-noise

resistors

are

used

in

the

level

sensor

section.

Asa

result,

noise

which

is

generated

when

the

audio

head

(Hi-Fi

head)

is

switched

has

been

greatly

reduced,

making

for

highly

linear,

pure,

clear

Hi-Fi

sound.

Audio

Head

Switched

Timing

This

unit

Conventional

system

<Switching

noise>

Jog/Shuttle

Search

@

Incorporates

double

DD

reel

motor

The

tape

runs

smoothly

in

the

forward

and

reverse

directions,

and

the

mechanism

has

good

response.

@

Variable

speed

playback

by

microprocessor

control

By

using

the

shuttle

dial,

the

playback

speed

can

be

varied

according

to

the

angle

of

rotation

of

the

dial,

and

by

using

the

jog

dial,

the

playback

speed

can

be

varied

according

to

the

direction

and

speed

of

rotation

of

the

dial.

This

is

useful

for

frame

alignment

when

searching

for

the

editing

points.

Flying

Erase

(rotary

erase)

Head

This

head

is

installed

ahead

of

the

recording

head

on

the

rotary

head

cylinder.

In

other

words,

because

only

the

track

on

which

the

recording

is

to

be

made

is

erased

by

the

erase

head,

there

is

no

noise

or

over-erasure,

and

clean

simple

recording

and

insert

editing

can

be

done

without

any

colour

stripe

beat

being

produced.

Also,

each

rotating

head

is

controlled

by

a

microprocessor,

resulting

in

improved

accuracy

during

editing.

Portion

corresponding

Portion

corresponding

to

beginning

of

recording

to

end

of

recording

—

Tape

travel

direction|

Signal

has

been

erased,

hence

blank

portion

appears

Old

recorded

portion

Newly

recorded

portion

Erasing

method

Newly

recorded

portion

Full

erase

using

fixed

erase

head

Colour

strip

to

overwriting

of

new

recording

on

old

——

Tape

travel

direction

Rotary

erase

head

Picture

is

joined

cleanly

Flying

erase

due

to

rotary

head

Newly

recorded

portion

Newly

recorded

portion

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CONTROLS

AND

THEIR

FUNCTIONS

Upper

Panel

4

5

6

mee

@

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of]

ere

oo

be

|

coro

SI

(pees

aes

ol

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16

acs]

Middle

Panel

ifs

ner

ee

Lower

Panel

i)

Audio

(CH1)

Level

Meter

The

meter

indication

can

be

switched

between

Normal/

HD

by

means

of

Audio

Monitor

Selector

@.

Audio

(CH2)

Level

Meter

The

meter

indication

can

be

switched

between

Normal/

HD

by

means

of

Audio

Monitor

Selector

@.

If

you

set

Audio

CH2

Selector

@

(Rear

Panel)

to

the

“TIME

CODE”

side,

you

cannot

use

normal

audio

CH2.

In

this

case,

if

you

set

Audio

Monitor

Selector

@

to

the

“NORM”

side,

the

audio

(CH2)

level

meter

will

indicate

the

existence

of

a

time

code

signal

if

present.

weds

Hormel

tcl

pauses

3]

Video Level/Tracking Meter

When

the

unit-is

in

the

playback

mode,

this

meter

functions

as

a

tracking

meter.

in

other

modes,

it

functions

as

a

video

input

level

meter.

4]

Cassette

Holder

6

Eject

Button

Press

this

button

to

remove

the

cassette

tape.

eee

nS

@

®

HD

REC

Switch

ON:

HD

sound

and

normal

sound

are

recorded.

OFF:

Only

normal

sound

is

recorded.

HD

REC

IINPUT

Selector

NORM:

—

Normal

input

signal

is

recorded

on

HD

track.

HD:

HD

input

signal

is

recorded

on

HD

track.

NOTCH

Selector

Normally

use

the

selector

in

the

“OFF”

position.

Place

this

selector

to

“ON”,

when

playing

back

S-VHS

tapes

recorded

on

other

VTRs

or

when

chrominance

noise

appears

in

the

luminance

signal

(Y/C

signal

is

not

separated

completely).

eWhen

the

tapes

recorded

through

the

S-VIDEO

input

connector

or

recorded

on

the

AG-7500

are

played

back,

set

the

selector

to

the

“OFF”

position.

More

clear

picture

can

be

obtained.

Frame

Servo

Selector

OFF:

Recording

or

editing

input

signals

other

than

CCIR

standard

signals.

Set

the

selector

to

this

position

when

performing

insert

editing

or

assemble

editing

onto

a

tape

that

has

been

recorded

using

a

VTR

which

does

not

have

a

frame

servo

function.

When

the

selector

is

put

in

this

position,

Frame

Lock

lamp

@

will

go

out.

FRAME:

_

Recording

or

editing

CCIR

standard

signals.

When

the

frame

servo

is

applied,

Frame

Lock

lamp

@

will

light.

COLOUR:

Recording

or

editing

CCIR

PAL

COLOUR

signals.

When

the

colour

frame

servo

is

applied,

Frame

Lock

lamp

@

will

light.

Audio

Limiter

Switch

By

setting

this

switch

to

the

“ON”

position,

you

can

record

the

Normal

Audio

signal

without

distortion

even

if

the

audio

input

momentarily

exceeds

the

reference

level.

(Normal

Audio

recording

only)

Audio

Mix

Rec

Selector

TO

CH1:

Normal

CH1

and

CH2

inputs

are

mixed

and

recorded

on

normal

CH1

audio

track.

OFF:

Normal

CH1

and

CH2

are

recorded

separately.

Audio

Output

Selector

NORM:

Normal

Audio

is

output

from

Audio

Output

Jacks

@.

HD:

If

HD

Sound

is

recorded,

HD

Sound

will

be

output.

If

HD

Sound

is

not

recorded

on

the

tape,

Normal

Audio

will

be

automatically

output

from

Audio

Output

Jacks

@.

Image

Selector

NORM:

Normally

place

the

selector

in

this

position.

DETAIL:

More

clear

picture

will

be

obtained

than

“NORM”.

However,

the

S/N

becomes

inferior.

EDIT:

Place

the

selector

to

this

position

when

editing.

However,

the

S/N

of

both

source

and

editor

VTRs

becomes

inferior.

@®

Sync

Selector

This

selector

is

used

when

recording

or

playing

to

select

one

of

two

types

of

sync

signals

(normal

or

external).

(See

Page

18.)

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CAPSTAM

OVERRIDE

eo

a

-f-

@

Fan

Motor

@

Auto

Back

Space

Selector

At

“ON”,

spliced

recording

with

out

blank

on

the

picture

can

be

done

in

REC

PAUSE

mode.

©

Controller

Select

When

using

an

optional

editing

controller

or

remote

controller,

set

this

selector

to

a

position

corresponding

to

the

controller

used.

©

Time

Code

Input

Jack

Connect

this

terminal

to

the

output

terminal

of

a

time

code

generator

when

you

wish

to

record

time

code

signals.

Set

the

Audio

CH2

Selector

@

to

“TIME

CODE”.

6

Video

Mode

Selector

Used

to

avoid

mistaken

operation

with

the

colour/black

&

white

automatic

selector

circuit.

B/W:

The

unit

is

forcibly

set

to

black

&

white

mode.

AUTO:

Distinguishes

automatically

between

Black

&

White

and

Colour

video

input

signals

or

playback

video

signals.

However,

depending

on

the

signal,

select either

“B/W”

or

“COLOUR?”

if

the

automatic

selector

circuit

does

not

operate

properly.

COLOUR:

The

unit

is

forcibly

set

to

colour

mode.

©

Video

Input

Connector

Connect

the

video

signal

to

be

recorded,

such

as

a

video

camera,

to

this

terminal.

@

Audio

CH2

Selector

When

recording

or

playing

back

a

time

code

signal,

set

this

switch

to

the

“TIME

CODE’

side.

When

the

selector

is

set

to

this

side,

you

cannot

use

CH2.

©

Sync

Input

Connector

Connect

this

connector

to

a

composite

sync

signal

from

a

reference

sync

signal

generator

when

synchronizing

the

unit

with

an

external

reference

sync

signal.

®To

connect

advance

sync

from

TBC.

©

Video

Output

Connector

Connect

this

toa

TV

Monitor,

video

recorder,

or

time

base

corrector.

@

Edit

Automatic

Stop

Selector

By

putting

this

selector

in

the

“ON”

position,

the

VTR

will

automatically

stop

in

the

event

that

a

servo

disturbance

occurs

during

editing.

@

DOC

Output

Connector

When

it

is

connected,

a

dropout

detection

RF

signal

will

be

output.

Connect

this

to

the

DOC

Input

terminal

of

a

time

base

corrector.

@

Time

Code

Output

Jack

Connect

this

jack

to

the

input

jack

of

a

time

code

reader

and

play

back

time

code

signals.

Set

the

Audio

CH2

Selector

@

to

“TIME

CODE”.

©

Audio

Monitor

Output

Jack

You

can

obtain

the

audio

output

selected

by

Audio

Monitor

Selector

@

from

this

terminal.

®

Capstan

Override

Jack

Use

this

jack

when

connecting

with

the

Editing

Controller

AG-A800.

Connect

this

jack

to

the

CAP

OVERRIDE

Jack

of

the

AG-A800

when

synchronizing

the

capstan

with

the

recorder

(or

player)

during

editing.

©

Remote

Control

Connector

When

you

wish

to

operate

the

unit

from

a

remote

location,

connect

the

optional

Remote

Search

Controller

NV-A505

to

this

Connector.

Aiternatively,

when

you

wishtoperform

-

editing,

connect

an

optional

Editing

Controller

(AG-A750,

AG-A650,

NV-A500

or

NV-A960).

©

Dubbing

Input

Connector

Using

the

optional

7P

dubbing

cable

(AG-C65),

connect

this

to

the

Dubbing

Output

Connector

of

the

source

(playback).

Note

that

you

cannot

connect

this

to

the

dubbing

connector

of

a

3/4”

VTR.

Panasonic AG-7500 Manual de usuario

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