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SONY

3-750-727-11

(1)

Audio

&

Video

Signal

Selector

B-V66S

Operating

Instructions

parce

2

Before

operating

the

unit,

please

read

this

manual

thoroughly

and

retain

it

for

future

reference.

Owner’s

Record

The

model

and

serial

numbers

are

located

at

the

bottom.

Record

the

serial

number

in

the

space

provided

below.

Refer

to

them

whenever

you

call

upon

your

Sony

dealer

regarding

this

product.

Mode!

No.

SB-V66S

Serial

No.

Mode

d’emploi

pace

1

Avant

la

mise

en

service

de

cet

appareil,

priére

de

lire

attentivement

le

présent

mode

d’empioi

que

Von

conservera

pour

toute

référence

ultérieure.

Bedienungsanleitung

seit

20

Lesen

Sie

vor

der

Inbetriebnahme

diese

Anleitung

sorgfaltig

durch

und

bewahren

Sie

sie

zum

spateren

Nachschlagen

gut

auf.

Manual

de

instrucciones

piscina

«

Antes

de

emplear

la

unidad,

lea

cuidadosamente

este

manual

de

instrucciones,

y

consérvelo

para

futuras

referencias.

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by

Sony

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Connecting

the

video

units

with

S

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jacks

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and

Editing

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the

desired

video

unit

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of

connections

and

operations

of

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Caution

Television

programs,

films,

video

tapes

and

other

materials

may

copyrighted.

be

Unauthorized

recording

of

such

material

may

be

contrary

to

the

provisions

of

the

copyright

laws.

Also,

use

of

the

recorder

with

cable

television

transmission

may

require

authorization

from

the

cable

television

transmitter

and/or

program

owner.

Precautions

Selecting

one

out

of

four

inputs

¢

Up

to

four

video

units

can

be

connected.

You

can

select

a

desired

unit

out

of

four

for

monitoring.

Editing

functions

©

Signals

from

three video

units

can

be

edited

onto

a

single

video

unit.

©

Bi-directional

editing

can

be

made

easily

using

two

video

units.

Monitor

selection

©

While

editing,

you

can

monitor

the

picture

of

another

video

unit.

High-quality

picture

and

sound

©

S

VIDEO

jacks

for

sharp

and

clear

images

©

24K

gold-plated

jacks

for

clear

sound

and

images

reproduction

©

An

OFC

(oxygen-free

copper)

printed-circuit

board

for

high-

quality

sound

and

images

S

VIDEO

(Separated

Luminance/

Chrominance

Signal)

Input/Output

Connectors

Conventional

video

equipment

transmits

or

receives

the

composite

video

signal.

The

composite

vidoe

signal

is

liable

to

produce

interference

resulting

in

picture

quality

loss.

On

the

other

hand,

the

S

VIDEO

connector

transmits

or

receives

the

video

signal

separated

into

the

luminance

signal

and

the

chrominance

signal.

Flickers

and

color

blur

in

the

picture

are

minimized

with

the

separated

video

signals

and

picutre

sharpness

is

enhanced

to

such

an

extent

that

even

hair

and

fine

stripes

are

clearly

visible.

The

S

VIDEO

connector

also

assures

minimum

loss

in

picture

quality

during

editing.

On

installation

©

Do

not

install

the

unit

in

a

location

near

heat

sources

such

as

heaters

or

air

ducts,

or

in

a

place

subject

to

direct

sunlight,

excessive

dust,

mechanical

shock

or

vibration.

On

connection

©

Firmly

connect

the

cables

into

jacks.

Loose

cable

connection

may

cause

noise

and

distorted

images.

*

To

disconnect

the

cable,

pull

it

out

by

grasping

the

plug,

not

the

cable.

e

Jacks

and

plugs

of

the

connecting

cable

are

color-coded

as

follows:

Red

jacks

and

plugs:

for

the

right

channel

of

audio

signals.

White

jacks

and

plugs:

for

the

left

channel

of

audio

signals.

Yellow

jacks

and

plugs:

for

video

signals.

¢

If

this

unit

is

placed

on

the

top

of

a

TV

(monitor),

it

might

cause

noise

and

distorted

images

due

to

electromagnetic

radiation

from

the

TV

(monitor).

In

such

a

case,

rearrange

the

cables.

If

there

is

no

improvement,

move

the

unit

to

a

different

location.

2

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On

cleaning

¢

Clean

the

cabinet,

panels

and

controls

with

a

soft

cloth

lightly

moistened

with

mild

detergent

solution.

Do

not

use

any

type

of

abrasive

pad,

scouring

powder,

or

solvent

such

as

alcohol

or

benzine.

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This

unit

can

be

connected

to

the

TV

(monitor)

or

monitor

which

has

no

S

VIDEO

jacks.

However,

for

sharp

and

clear

images,

we

recommend

to

connect

video

units

equipped

with

the

S

VIDEO

jacks.

In

addition,

for

optimizing

the

editing

functions

of

this

unit,

we

recommend

to

connect

the

TV

(monitor)

or

monitor

with

two

or

more

sets

of

input

jacks.

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‘Front

MONITOR

buttons

Select

the

desired

video

unit.

VIDEO

4

INPUT

jacks

COPY

buttons

Select

the

video

units

for

copying.

OFF

button

Release

the

COPY

button

‘Rear

MONITOR

VIDEO

OUTPUT

jacks

VIDEO

1

INPUT

jacks

VIDEO

2

INPUT

jacks

VIDEO

3

INPUT

jacks

MONITOR

S

VIDEO

OUTPUT

jacks

VIDEO

1

OUTPUT

jacks

VIDEO

2

OUTPUT

jacks

How

to

use

the

supplied

label

:

For

your

convenience,

adhesive

labels

are

supplied

to

the

unit.

Attach

the

labels

to

the

front

panel

of

the

unit

or

the

connected

video

units.

This

makes

it

easier

to

identify

which

video

unit

is

connected

to

which

jack

when

using

the

COPY

or

MONITOR

button.

You

can

write

the

name

of

the

video

unit

on

the

label

with

a

permanent

pen.

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la

mee

nn

a

aa

a

Before

Connection

Note

on

Inputs/Outputs

of

the

SB-V66S

The

copy

mode

selector

and

the

monitor

output

selector

of

the

SB-V66S

are

separated

from

each

other.

That

is,

you

can

select

the

signal

to

be

monitored

regardless

of

the

editing

signals.

Notes

on

video

signal

connection

These

video

inputs

and

outputs

have

two

types

of

jack:

S

VIDEO

(multi-pin

connector)

and

VIDEO

(coaxial

phono

jack).

When

you

select

a

video

unit

connected

to

the

S

VIDEO

jack

by

depressing

the

MONITOR

button

The

signal

is

supplied

to

the

S

VIDEO

jack

only.

When

you

select

a

video

unit

connected

to

the

VIDEO

jack

by

depressing

the

MONITOR

button

The

signat

is

supplied

to

the

VIDEO

jack

only.

.

Notes

on

Video

Unit’s

Input/Output

Jacks

On

input

jacks

©

There

are

two

types

of

video

units;

one

has

S

VIDEO

jacks,

and

the

other

does

not.

¢

A

video

unit

which

has

an

S

VIDEO

input

is

also

equipped

with

a

VIDEO

input.

However,

it

cannot

receive

both

S

VIDEO

and

VIDEO

signais

at

the

same

time.

When

you

select

which

to

use,

the

following

two

methods

are

available

depending

on

video

units:

For

a

video

unit

equipped

with

an

S

VIDEO/VIDEO

selector

Connect

the

cables

to

both

types

of

jacks

and

select

either

the

S

VIDEO

signal

or

VIDEO

signal

by

the

selector.

When

you

connect

to

either

the

S

VIDEO

or

VIDEO

jack,

set

the

selector

to

the

corresponding

position

with

the

connected

jack.

For

a

video

unit

which

has

no

S

VIDEO/VIDEO

selector

If

you

connect

the

cables

to

both

types

of

jacks,

the

S

VIDEO

jack

is

automatically

selected.

When

using

the

VIDEO

input

jack

of

the

video

unit,

be

sure

to

remove

the

cable

from

the

S

VIDEO

jack

of

the

video

unit.

On

output

jacks

A

video

unit

with

an

S

VIDEO

output

is

also

equipped

with

a

VIDEO

jack.

The

signal

is

sent

from

both

the

S

VIDEO

and

VIDEO

output

jacks,

thus

allowing

both

jacks

to

be

used

at

the

same

time.

‘Notes

on

TV

(monitor)

Input

Jacks

©

The

type

of

input

jack

depends

on

the

TV

(monitor).

One

is

equipped

with

the

S

VIDEO,

VIDEO,

and

AUDIO

jacks,

while

the

other

is

equipped

with

only

the

VIDEO

and

AUDIO

jacks.

As

for

the

TV

equipped

with

an

S

VIDEO

input,

there

are

two

types

of

signal

selection;

a

selector

performs

the

selection

and

it

is

done

automatically.

©

To

identify

your

TV's

type,

please

refer

to

the

TV's

instruction

manual.

An

example

of

the

connections

using

both

the

S

VIDEO

and

VIDEO

jacks

When

a

TV

(monitor)

with

an

S

VIDEO/VIDEO

selector

is

|

When

a

TV

(monitor)

without

the

S

VIDEO/VIDEO

used

selector

is

used

to

MONITOR

S

VIDEO

OUTPUT,

on

SB-V6é6S

to

MONITOR

S

VIDEO

OUTPUT

on

SB-V66S

TV's

connector

panel

to

MONITOR

VIDEO

OUTPUT

on

SB-V66S

Set

the

selector

to

S

VIDEO.

TV's

connector

panel

Note

to

MONITOR

S

VIDEO

OUTPUT

on

SB-V66S

As

shown

in

the

illustration

above,

the

S

VIDEO

and

VIDEO

output

cables

from

the

SB-V66S

should

be

connected

separately

to

the

different

set

of

input

jacks

on

a

TV

(monitor)

(eg.

to

VIDEO

1

and

VIDEO

2).

The

above

is

only

an

example.

The

number

and

names

of

the

jacks

may

vary

for

each

TV

(monitor).

Connect

the

cables

to

appropriate

jacks

on

your

TV

(monitor).

To

watch

the

TV

(monitor)

Set

the

input

selector

of

the

TV

(monitor)

according

to

the

video

inputs

to

which

the

desired

signal

is

connected

(VIDEO

1

or

VIDEO

2

in

the

above

example).

Connecting

the

Video

Units

with

S

VIDEO

Jacks

The

example

below

uses

video

units

equipped

with

S

VIDEO

jacks.

To

connect

a

video

unit

without

a

S

VIDEO

jack,

see

page

11.

Video

unit

4

(8mm

video

camera

recorder)

Video

unit

1

(VTR)

Video

unit

2(VTR)

Video

unit

3

(laser

disc

player)

to

output

to

output

to

input

to

output

to

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pea

to

output

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VIDEO

Audio

pude

S

VIDEO

Audio

S

VIDEO

Audio

S

VIDEO

Audio

S$

VIDEO

aids

S$

VIDEO

(monophonic)

TV

(monitor)

*1

YC-ISEV,

etc.

*2

RK-C71,

etc.

*3

RK-C74,

etc.

Notes

on

connections

Notes

on

operating

the

connected

units

¢

Connect

each

unit

to

the

S

VIDEO

jack.

It

is

not

necessary

to

¢

Be

sure

to

set

the

video

input

selector,

equipped

with

the

TV

use

the

VIDEO

input/output

jacks.

(monitor)

or

a

remote

controller,

according

to

the

jack

where

the

©

If

the

connected

video

units

and

TV

(monitor)

have

an

SB-V66S

is

connected.

S

VIDEO/VIDEO

selector,

set

all

of

them

to

S

VIDEO.

©

For

details

on

other

operations,

see

‘Monitoring

the

Desired

Video

Unit”

(page

7),

or

“Editing”

(page

8).

Monitoring

and

Editing

WM

Celaticelatare

the

Desired

Video

Unit

You

can

select

the

desired

video

unit

by

only

depressing

the

corresponding

MONITOR

button.

2

:

Video

unit

3

Video

unit

1

(VTR)

Video

unit

2

(VTR}

(laser

disc

player)

ath

fran

)

a

Before

operation

©

Be

sure

to

turn

on

the

video

units

and

TV

(monitor).

*

If

the

COPY

button

has

been

depressed,

press

the

[OFF]

button

to

release

it.

1

Depress

the

MONITOR

button

which

corresponds

to

the

input

jack

(VIDEO

1,

2,

3

or

4)

to

which

the

desired

video

unit

ts

connected.

2

Start

playing

the

desired

video

unit.

To

watch

the

picture

of

the

video

unit

which

is

connected

to

the

VIDEO

1

INPUT

jack,

for

example,

depress

the

MONITOR

{71

]

button,

then

start

playing

the

video

unit

1.

Video

unit

4

(8mm

video

camera

recorder)

[tT

l)

Uy

EI

Monitoring

and

Editing

Editing

with

the

Desired

Video

Unit

Video

unit

4

4

Recording-side

2

Playing-side

(8mm

video

camera

Video

unit

3

Video

unit

2

(VTR)

(laser

disc

player)

TV

(monitor)

(For

connection,

see

“Connecting

the

Video

Units

with

S

VIDEO

Jacks"

on

page

6)

Before

operation

©

Be

sure

to

turn

on

the

video

units

and

TV

(monitor).

©

The

recording-side

VTR

should

be

connected

to

the

VIDEO

1

outputs.

1

Depress

the

desired

COPY

button.

The

COPY

button

to

be

depressed

To

copy

from

video

unit

2

to

1

To

copy

from

video

unit

3

to

1

To

copy

from

video

unit

4

to

1

To

release

the

COPY

button,

press

the

(OFF]

button.

2

Start

playing

the

playing-side

video

unit.

3

Depress

the

MONITOR

|_1

|

button.

4

Set

the

input

selector

of

the

recording-side

VTR

to

the

external

line

input

(LINE),

then

start

recording

on

the

VTR.

Bi-directional

Editing

between

Two

Video

Units

VIR

1

VTR

2

(with

an

S

VIDEO

jack)

(with

an

S

VIDEO

jack)

to

output

to

input

to

output

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VIDEO

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TV

(monitor)

with

an

S

VIDEO

jack

*1

RK-C74,

etc.

*2

YC-ISEV,

etc.

Note

If

the

connected

video

units

and

TV

(monitor)

have

an

S

VIDEO/VIDEO

selector.

set

all

of

them

to

S

VIDEO.

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Bi-directional

Editing

between

Two

Video

Units

TV

(monitor)

To

copy

from

the

VTR

2

to

1

Before

operation

Be

sure

to

turn

on

the

video

units

and

TV

(monitor).

To

Watch

the

ues

of

Other

Video

[To

copy

from

the

VTR

2

to

1

1

Depress

the

COPY

[2-1|

button.

While

copying

from

one

unit

to

another,

you

can

watch

the

2

Start

playing

the

VTR

2.

pictures

of

video

units

not

being

used

for

copying.

3

Depress

the

MONITOR

["1_]

or

["2_|

button.

Opsiation

4

Set

the

input

selector

of

the

VTR

1

to

the

external

Depress

the

MONITOR

button

which

corresponds

to

the

line

input

(LINE),

then

start

recording

on

the

VTR

1.

input

jack

(VIDEO

1,

2,

3

or

4)

where

the

desired

video

unit

Shon

is

connected.

[To

copy

from

the

VTR

1

to

2

1

Depress

the

COPY

[1-2]

button.

2

Start

playing

the

VTR

1.

3

Depress

the

MONITOR

(1

_]

or

!

2

|

button.

4

Set

the

input

selector

of

the

VTR

2

to

the

external

line

input

(LINE),

then

start

recording

on

the

VTR

2.

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