JVC BR-HD50 - Manual (Page 22)

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NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF PARTS
Rear panel (continued)
a [IEEE1394] IEEE1394 terminal (6P)
This is the input/output terminal for IEEE1394-
compliant digital signals.
Inputs HDV signals or DV signals when
recording. Digital audio is input simulta-
neously.
During playback, it outputs HDV signals, DV
signals, and digital audio on the playback tape.
Upon analog signal input, EE images and EE
audio are output. EE images are DV format
signals (480i or 576i) (Only when IEEE1394
switch is set to DV).
• This unit records and plays 720p format
HDV signals.
720p HDV signals and DV signals from this
terminal are recorded as is, without format
conversion.
• To enable signal input via this terminal, set
the INPUT SELECT switch located on the
front panel to “HDV/DV”.
• The IEEE1394 switch located on the front
panel must be set to “HDV” or “DV”, accord-
ing to the input signal to this terminal or the
video format of the playback tape.
• The audio mode (48 kHz or 32 kHz) cannot
be changed for the input audio signal via
this terminal. It will be recorded using the
input signal audio mode. 4-channel record-
ing is possible in the 32 kHz audio mode.
• Power cannot be supplied via this terminal.
• To record a time code via this terminal, set
TC DUPLI. in the TC/UB/CLOCK [1/2]
Menu screen to AUTO or NONDROP.
• To control this unit via this terminal, set
REM SEL HDV/DV in the REMOTE [1/2]
Menu screen to ON or LOC/REM.
Note
When connecting the IEEE1394 cable from/to
Camcorder,VCR and other IEEE1394 device,
make sure the following instructions, otherwise
the IEEE1394 circuit device may be
destroyed.
• Turn the power of both devices OFF and
connect the IEEE1394 cable.
• Do not insert incorrectly (in reverse) the
IEEE1394 cable end to IEEE1394 port of
both devices.
• Do not connect the IEEE1394 cable under
the condition of static electricity.
• Turn the power of both devices OFF when
changing the IEEE1394 switch from/to
HDV/DV.
• If HDV/DV signals are not input/output
when the IEEE1394 cable is connected,
check whether the signal format matches
the IEEE1394 switch setting on the front
panel. If the settings match, either recon-
nect the IEEE1394 cable, or reset the
power to the unit.
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