Sony SRP-X700P - Manual (Page 37)

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9-3 What power consumption at maximum power?
9-4 The gain reduction with ‘NOM (Number of Open Mic)’, on the X700P, does
the gain jump 3dB at each stage?
Yes, it reduces gain of 3dB for each stage becoming double number of input channel that
receives mic signal.
Followings show gain reduction of each input, in NOM mode of the SRP-X700P/2.
When gate of 1 channel opened: 0dB
When gate of 2 channels opened : -3dB
When gate of 3 channels opened : -4.8dB
When gate of 4 channels opened : -6dB
When gate of 5 channels opened : -7dB
When gate of 6 channels opened : -7.8dB
In case the X700P outputs maximal power (200W + 200W at 4-ohm) with sine wave, the
power consumption is approximately 660W.
9-4 Can combination type of VCR be applied to machine control of X700P?
The SRP-X700P incorporates Sony’s CTRL-S (wired connection) ports to control Sony’s
AV devices.
These types of players, such as DVD+VHS, CD+CD-R, are not supported by the SRP-
X700P to avoid improper connection and setup, since these devices need complicated setup
for CTRL-S control.
Up to Version 1.20, following Sony’s categories or products are available in the CTRL-S of
X700P. Those products that need to be equipped with CTRL-S port or Infrared sensor for
remote control.
CD (CDP-D11 included)
MD (MDS-E11/E12 included)
CDR-W66,
DVD players
(DVD-R/RW can be controlled with this category, except for REC function)
VHS VTR
8mm VTR
Bata VTR
DV VTR (
DSR-45 can be controlled with IR, DSR’s CTRL-S is ‘Inst VTR’ category as below)
In Version 1.30, following Sony’s product and categories are additionally supported by the
SRP-X700P.
Cassette Deck
Inst VTR
(DSR)
(PLAY, PAUSE and STOP of NSP -100 can be controlled with this category.
A mode of “PLAY button playback” in the standby screen needs to be set up,
in advance to operating the NSP-100 through the X700P.)
BD (Blu-ray Disc) (REC function is not supported)