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Chapter 2:
Video Connections
This chapter describes how to interface the DPS-465 with other video equipment in your system.
The DPS-465: Back Panel
Inputs
NTSC Video Input
This BNC connector, labeled NTSC IN, is used to feed composite 1 Vp-p NTSC video to the DPS-465. In Synchronizer
Mode the input video signal can be direct color or monochrome; in Timebase Corrector Mode the input signal can be
connected to the video output of a VCR.
S-Video Input
This 4-pin connector, labeled S-IN, is used for S-Video signals, like S-VHS or Hi8. It is normally connected to the SVideo output of a playback VCR using a standard 4-pin-to-4-pin S-Video cable. Some JVC ‘industrial’ type S-VHS
players use a 7-pin connector for their S-Video output. To interface with such machines, a 7-pin-to-4-pin adapter
cable is required.
Component Analog Video Input
These BNC connectors, labeled Y-IN, R-Y IN, and B-Y IN, are used to input the signals from analog component
devices, such as a Betacam cameras or VTRs.
Serial Digital D1 Input
This BNC connector accepts serial digital CCIR 601 component video data at a rate of of 270 megabits per second.
DPS-465 Operator’s Manual
February 3, 1997
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