Kenwood DMC-G7R Instruction Manual page 28

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DMC-G7R(K-En)
Types of Connections for Recording
® With this Portable MiniDisc Recorder, two types of recording methods can be
selected: recording with an optical digital connection to a CD player or other audio
equipment, and recording with an analog connection.
© Select the recording method that suits the output jack on your equipment.
Recording with an Optical Digital Connection
© Recording with an optical digital connection produces high-quality recordings
because signals are transferred digitally.
®@ The recording level is the same as that of the signal being recorded.
CD players and other audio equipment equipped
with output jacks 1 and 2 shown at right can (2) (0)
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Required Patch Cord
The required cord should have one end matching the DMC-G7R jack 2 shape and the other end
matching the shape of either jack 1 or jack 2 on the audio equipment to be connected.
Optional Cords
"Please contact your dealer for optional cables.
When Digital Recording Is Not Possible
Digital recording is not possible when you try dubbing another digital signal onto a digitally recorded
MiniDisc. >
Recording with an Analog Connection
With the specially provided patch cord, recording from a CD player, amp, or other
audio equipment is possible. (When recording from a microphone, an analog
connection is used.)
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Connectable Equipment
Audio equipment that has output jacks (RCA pin) like those R L
shown at right can be connected.
(LINE OUT)
Required Patch Cord
Specially provided patch cord
@ Some audio equipment have different output jacks than those shown above. For such
equipment, use commercially available patch cords.