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Preparation
Signal Connections
Audio and video signals
Video output
Input
DV
Audio output
YC separate
Note 2
Input
Analog audio
DV
RS-232C
REMOTE
Note 4
DV IN/OUT
Y/C IN
MAIN
POWER
Note 6
DV IN/OUT
AC IN
REMOTE cable
Note 1: The video signal for input is selected using INPUT SELECT from the INPUT SELECT MENU screen.
Note 2: The audio signals for input are selected using INPUT SELECT from the INPUT SELECT MENU screen.
When either LINE or Y/C is set for INPUT SELECT, the analog audio signals from the AUDIO IN terminals will be selected
for input.
When DV is set for INPUT SELECT, the DV audio signals from the DV IN/OUT terminal will be selected for input.
Note 3: When the DVD recorder is in Stop or Recording mode, the video input signal is output on the E-E screen as a composite
video signal.
In addition, the Setup Menu and other setting screens are also displayed on the monitor connected to this terminal. The
DVD recorder's operation status and other relevant information are displayed on-screen when DISPLAY from the DISPLAY
MENU screen has been set to ON.
Note 4: The Y/C IN/OUT terminal's specification (i.e., S1 or S2) can be selected using Y/C TERMINAL MODE from the SYSTEM
MENU (2/2) screen. The same information as with the VIDEO LINE OUT terminal is output from the Y/C OUT terminal.
Note 5: The standard input level for audio signals input via the AUDIO IN terminals (i.e., +4 dB or –8 dB) can be selected using the
AUDIO INPUT LEVEL switch on the rear panel.
Note 6: Use the following cable as the DV cable.
VC-VDV204 (2m, 4P-4P) from JVC
VC-VDV206 (2m, 4P-6P) from JVC
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Note 1
Composite
Monitor TV
Note 3
Composite
LINE OUT
Note 4
Y/C OUT
YC separate
Analog audio
LINE IN
AUDIO OUT
VIDEO
AUDIO
LINE
INPUT
CH1
LEVEL
IN
OUT
+4dB
-8dB
Y/C
Y/C
IN
OUT
CH2
REMOTE
FOOT SW
DV IN/OUT
1
2
PHONES
FOR SERVICE
USB
(on front panel)
Stereo
AUDIO IN
REMOTE
Note 5
USB
Keyboard
Power Connections
Connect the Power cord (included) to the DVD recorder.
MAIN POWER switch
AC
OPERATE button
Headphones
Turning the Power On
While in Operate Off mode (i.e., the OPERATE indicator
is lit up in orange), press the OPERATE button.
● The power will turn on, the color of the OPERATE indicator
will change to green, and the DVD recorder will become
ready for use. (Operate On mode)
Note
● A period of 45 seconds may pass before the DVD recorder
adopts Operate On mode as it prepares for operation.
● A small amount of current will be required by the DVD
recorder when in Operate Off mode.
1.
Connect the Power cord (included) to the DVD
MAIN
POWER
recorder's AC IN terminal.
2.
Connect the power cord (included) into an
electrical outlet.
3.
Set the MAIN POWER switch to ON.
● Power will be supplied to the DVD recorder and the
Power cord
AC IN
(included)
OPERATE indicator will be lit up in green. (Operate On
mode)
● The AC IN MODE item on the SYSTEM MENU (2/2)
screen can be used to specify whether to start up in the
Operate ON or OFF mode when the power switch is turned
ON. (☞ Page 64)
OPERATE indicator
CAUTION
● Always use the AC cord provided with the DVD recorder.
The use of other power cord should be avoided.
OPERATE
● Do not turn the power off during recording or playback.
In the case of DVD-R discs, failure to observe this
precaution will result in the discs becoming unusable.
In the case of DVD-RW discs, it will be necessary to erase
AUDIO
CH1
all data from the disc and to start recording again from
CH2
the beginning.
PHONES
REV
Turning the Power Off
Stop the DVD recorder.
(It is recommended that you eject the disc at this time.)
1.
Press the OPERATE button.
● The DVD recorder will adopt Operate Off mode and the
color of the OPERATE indicator will change to orange.
2.
If the DVD recorder will not be used for an extended
period of time, set the MAIN POWER switch to OFF.
● When disconnecting the power cord, remove the power
cord from the electrical outlet first.
Notes
● Pressing the OPERATE button will have no effect in
Recording mode or Recording Pause mode.
● Pressing this button also has no effect during finalizing
and erasing.
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