Kramer Electronics VP-72 - Manual (Page 8)

KRAMER: SIMPLE CREATIVE TECHNOLOGY
Connecting the VP-72 Multiformat 1:2 Distribution Amplifier
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5 Connecting the VP-72 Multiformat 1:2 Distribution Amplifier
To connect the VP-72 to two VP-724xl units—the first a preview device, and
the second a program device—as the example in Figure 4 illustrates, do the
following 1 :
1. Connect the composite video sources and acceptors, as follows:
Connect the composite video source 2 to the CV A INPUT BNC connector
Connect the CV A1 OUT BNC connector of the VP-72 to the composite
video AV1 INPUT connector of the second VP-724xl unit
Connect the CV A2 OUT BNC connector of the VP-72 to the composite
video AV1 INPUT connector of the first VP-724xl unit
2. Connect the component video source and acceptors as follows:
Connect the Y, U, and V outputs of a component video source (for
example, a BETACAM video player) to the Y, U, and V COMP INPUT BNC
connectors
Connect the component video Y1, U1, and V1 OUT BNC connectors to
the component video Y, PB/CB, and PR/CR COMPONENT INPUT connectors
of the second VP-724xl unit
Connect the component video Y2, U2, and V2 OUT BNC connectors to
the component video Y, PB/CB, and PR/CR COMPONENT INPUT connectors
of the first VP-724xl unit
3. Connect the s-Video sources and acceptors, as follows:
Connect the s-Video source 2 to the Y/C A INPUT 4p connector
Connect the Y/C A1 OUT 4p connector to the s-Video YC1 INPUT 4p
connector of the second VP-724xl unit
Connect the Y/C A2 OUT 4p connector to the s-Video YC1 INPUT 4p
connector of the first VP-724xl unit
4. Connect the VGA sources and acceptors, as follows:
Connect the VGA source (for example, a graphics card from a PC) to the
VGA A INPUT HD15 connector
Connect the VGA A1 OUT HD15F connector to the VGA 1 HD15F
INPUT connector of the second VP-724xl unit
Connect the VGA A2 OUT HD15F connector to the VGA 1 HD15F
INPUT connector of the first VP-724xl unit
5. Connect the power connector (not shown in Figure 4), and adjust the Gain
and EQ., controls, if required (see section 4.3).
1 Not all inputs and outputs need to be connected. Any unused input or output should simply be left unconnected
2 For example, a video player