Toshiba D Vr7kc2 Owner Manual

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Disc 
Management
Recording
Playback
Introduction
Connections
Basic Setup
Editing
Function Setup
VCR Function
Others
TROUBLESHOOTING
Symptom Remedy
D V
D •
V CR Timer 
recording  is impossible. • Press  [TIMER SET]  for timer  standby  mode.
The  remote  control does  not function.
• Batteries  are weak.
• There  are obstacles  between the remote  control and the unit.
• The  remote  control is far  from  the unit.
• There  are no batteries  in the  remote  control.
• Check  if the  unit  is turned  on.
• The  remote  control is not p ointed  at the  infrared  sensor window on the  unit.
•  Press  [DVD]  or [VCR],  whichever  you need. T hen, try again.
•  Press  [TIMER SET]  to cancel  the timer  standby  mode.
The  unit d oes not operate p roperly. • When static electricity,  etc., causes  the unit  to operate  abnormally, 
unplug  the unit  and then plug  it in  again.
Nothing  appears on the  fr

ont panel 
display  when  the unit  is on  standby  
mode. • The 
front p anel dis play goes  off when  the unit  is on  standby  mode.  
T his  is not  a malfunc

tion.
D V
D There 
is no p icture. • If the  setup  menu  appears  on the TV screen, press  [RETURN] to exit.
• Check  if the p rogressive  scan mode  is set  correctly  according  to your TV 
(page 9 2).
Picture  noise appears. • Clean the disc with  a cleaning  cloth.
Pl ayback picture  from the external 
devices  connected  to this  unit  is 
distorted. • If
 the p icture  output signal  from the external de vices p asses  through  this 
unit  to get  to your TV, the  copy p rotection  signal applied  to some DVD could

 
affect  the picture q uality. Disconnect  the playback de vice  in q uestion  and 
connect  it directl y to  your TV.
There  is no  sound. • If you  are using  D

I G ITAL AUDIO  O UT  (C O AXIAL)  jack,  check  the setting  in 
“Au dio  Out”  (p age 89 ).
• Clean  the disc with  a cleaning  cloth.
Sound  is noisy. • Clean the disc with  a cleaning  cloth.
The d isc does not play  back. • No disc is inserted.
• A  blank disc  is inserted.
• The d isc is upside d own. Insert the disc with  the labeled  side facing  up.
• The d isc is not  correctly  inserted.
• The  unit cannot play  back certain d iscs (such  as a CD-ROM)  (pages 9-10).
• The  region  code on the DVD-video d oes not match  the unit  (page 10).
• Moisture  has condensed  inside the unit.  Remove  the disc and leave  the 
unit  turned  on for  about  2 hours  until the moisture  evaporates  (page 4).
• If  the d isc was  recorded  on another  recorder,  the unit  cannot play  back 
the d isc if it  was  not finalized.
Playback  image freezes  for a second. • During the playback  of 2 layered disc, picture  may freeze  for a moment 
when  the 1st layer  switches  to the  2nd layer. T his is not  a malfunction.
Discs  recorded  on this  unit  cannot  be 
played  back on other DVD players. • If 
you  are using DVD-RW/-R  or DVD+R, please  ensure you finalized  the 
disc  after  recording  (pages 35-36).
The d isc does not start playback  from 
the  beginning. • 
Resume playback  was activated  (page 58).  Press [STOP  C] twice.
• You  have inserted  a disc  whose  title menu  or DVD menu  automatically 
appears  on the TV screen  when it is  first  inserted.
T he  unit  starts playing  back the disc 
automatically. • The DVD-video 
features an auto playback  function.
Some  functions  such as stop,  search, 
or  slow-motion playback  cannot be 
performed. • Depending 
on the d isc, you  may  not be able  to do some  of the 
operations.  Refer to the  instruction  manual supplied  with the d isc.
The l anguage  for the  sound  track 
cannot  be changed. • The 
title d oes not have  the multilingual  audio tracks.
• The DVD-video p rohibits the changing  of the l anguage  for the  sound 
track.
The  subtitle l anguage  cannot be 
changed  or turned  off. • Multilingual 
subtitle are not  recorded  on the DVD-video.
The  angles  cannot  be changed. • Multi-angles are not  recorded  on the DVD-video  being played back.
• The  angle-change  operation is whenever p ossible as long  as the d isc 
contains  a multi-angle p ortion. Actual change  will be p erformed  when 
the p ortion  has come  up.
• The DVD-video p rohibits changing  angles.
• Try  changing  the angle  using the DVD-video’s  menu.
Record ing does not stop  immed iately 
after  you p ress [STOP  C]. • It 
may  take a few  seconds  for the  unit  to input d isc data before 
recording  stops.




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TROUBLESHOOTING
SymptomRemedy
D V
D T
he d isc tray d oes not op en  when  you 
p ress  [OPEN/CLOSE  A]. • It
 may  take a  few  second s for  the d isc tray  to op en  after  you have record ed 
or  ed ited  a d isc. T his is because  the unit  is adding d isc data to the d isc.
“Repairing”  appears on the TV screen.
Repairing
• If there  is a p ower  failure  or unplugging d uring recording,  finalizing, 
formatting  or editing  (even after “Repairing” disappears),  a repairing 
process  will begin  automatically j ust after  turning  the unit  on again.
 I t may  take several  minutes  up  to  about  several  hours.
In  a case  you intend  to cancel  the 
repairing p rocess.
Repairing
Do you want to cancel a repairing
process ? When selecting “Yes”, the disc may not be usable.
Ye sNo
• If  you  intend  to cancel  the repairing p rocess, press  [A OPEN/CLOSE] 
on  the  front p anel, then select “Yes”  and press [ENTER]. A fter that, press 
[OPEN/CLOSE  A] to take  out the d isc. The disc canceled during the 
repairing process MAY NOT work. 
No  image  from HDMI connection.
• Check  the HDMI connection.  (C heck  the status  of the HDMI rel ated indications.)• Check  whether  the connected  monitor device or other d evice supports 
HDCP.  (This unit will not output  a video  signal  unless  the other d evice 
supports HDCP.)
• Check  the setting  of HDMI.
• Check  whether  the output  format of this  unit  (HDMI FOR MAT) matches 
the  supported  input format  of other  connected device.
• If  the  unit  is connected  to the  unauthorized display d evice with an 
HDMI  cable,  the audio/video  signal may not be output  when playing 
back  a commercial DVD-video.
There  is no  sound  or the  sound  is 
distorted. • The HDMI sound 
is not  output  when “HDMI Audio”  is set  to “ OFF”.
• Check  the RCA  audio  cable connection. I f you  are using HDMI-DVI 
conversion  cable, you must  connect  the RCA  audio  cable,  too.
• Check  whether  the  output  format of this  unit  (HDMI FORMAT)  matches 
the  supported  input format  of other  connected device.
Setup  menu cannot  be called  up. • Setup menus cannot  be called  up during DVD recording  and playback.
V CR There 
is no p icture. • If you  connect  the cable  to S-VIDEO  OUT/ COMPONENT VIDEO  OUT / 
HDMI  OUT jack,  connect it to AUDIO / VIDEO  OUT jack instead.
Picture  noise appears. • Head cleaning  for VCR may be necessary.  Refer to “Auto  head cleaning” 
(page 5 ).
• Adjust  tracking control  for better p icture by pressing  [CH 
 / ] whil e 
you  are playing  back a cassette  tape.
The  cassette  tape does not play  back.• No cassette  tape is inserted.
T he  tap e e jected  after you p ress 
[REC  I]. • M
ake  sure  the cassette  tape has  an erase-protection  tab when  you record 
to  a cassette  tape. If need ed,  cov er the  hole with  cellophane  tape.
The  remote  control does  not function. • Check if a cassette  tape is in  this  unit.
The  motor  rotates  even when 
playback / recording  is stopped. • T
he  motor  may rotate  for the d uration  of approximately 5 minutes  for 
efficient  operation. T his is not  a malfunction.




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Disc 
Management
Recording
Playback
Introduction
Connections
Basic Setup
Editing
Function Setup
VCR Function
Others
TROUBLESHOOTING
Error message CauseSolution
Disc Error
—  Please  eject the disc. —
Playback  feature may not be available  on this d isc.
• Unplayable d isc is inserted  in the  unit.
• The d isc is upside d own. • Insert 
the standardized disc  which have 
the  marks  on pages 9-10.
• 
Insert  the disc with  the labeled  side facing  up.
Region E rror
—  Please  eject the disc. —
Playback  is not  authorized  in your  region. • 
Playback  is not  authorized  in the  region 
of  the DVD-video  which you inserted  in 
the  unit. • Insert 
the DVD-video  with region  codes 
1  or ALL.
Parental Lock  On
The  current  selected parental level 
prohibits playback. • The 
current  selected parental level 
prohibits playback. • Check “Parental Lock” 
setting in 
“Playback”  menu (page 88).
Recording E rror
This program  is not  allowed  to be  recorded.• You  are trying  to record  the copy 
prohibited program. • You 
cannot  record copy prohibited 
programs.
Recording E rror
This p rogram  is not  recordable  in Video 
mode. • You 
are trying  to record  the copy-once 
program  onto the DVD-RW disc  in 
Video  mode. • Set “Format M
ode” to “VR  mode” 
(pages 3 2-33).
Recording E rror
This p rogram  is not  record able in +VR  mod e.• You  are trying  to record  the copy-once 
program. • Insert 
the DVD-RW disc  in VR mode 
(ver.1.1  or 1.2 compatible  with CPRM).
Recording E rror
C annot  record  on this d isc. • You 
are trying  to record  onto the disc 
which  is unrecordable,  or the d isc status 
is  unable  to record.
• The d isc is d irty.
• The d isc is d amaged. • Insert 
the recordable d isc, and  ensure 
the d isc status  satisfies  the recording 
requirements  (page 9).
• Clean  the disc with  a cleaning  cloth.
•  Replace  the disc.
Recording E rror
Cannot  record. D isc not C PRM comp. • You 
are trying  to record  a copy-once 
programme  onto a DVD disc  that is not 
compatible  with CPRM. • Insert 
a ver.1.1  or ver.1.2 DVD-RW disc. 
(Compatible  with CPRM.)
Recor ding E rror
T his d isc is p rotected  and not record able. • 
You 
are trying  to record  onto the protected 
disc  which  is set  in “DVD Menu”  menu.• Release  the disc protect  setting  in “DVD 
Menu”  menu (page 34).
Recording E rror
D isc  is full. 
( N o area  for new  record ing) • You 
are trying  to record  onto the disc 
which  has no space  for recording. • Insert 
the recordable d isc with  enough 
recording  space.
Recording E rror
You  cannot  record more than 99 titl es on  one d isc. (T he  max imum  is 99) • 
You 
are trying  to record  onto the DVD-
RW/-R  on which  the number  of recording 
titles  comes  up to the  maximum  (99). • Delete unnecessary  titles (pages 71-72).
Recording E rror
You  cannot  record more than 999 chap ters on one d isc. (T he  max imum  is 999) • 
You 
are trying  to record  onto the VR mode 
DVD-RW  on which  the number  of recording 
chapters  comes up to the  maximum  (999).• Delete unnecessary  chapter marks 
(page 77).
Recording E rror
You  cannot  record more than 49 titl es on  one d isc. (T he  max imum  is 49) • 
You 
are trying  to record  onto the DVD+RW/
+R  on which  the number  of recording  titles 
comes  up to the  maximum  (49). • Delete unnecessary  titles (pages 71-72).
Recording E rror
You  cannot  record more than 254  chap ters on one d isc. (T he  max imum  is 254) • 
You 
are trying  to record  onto the DVD+RW 
on  which  the number  of recording 
chapters  comes up to the  maximum  (254). • Delete unnecessary  chapter marks 
(page 77).
Recording E rror
You  cannot  record on this d isc as C ontrol 
Information  is full. • 
This d
isc has  no space  to write  the Control 
Information  when recording  or deleting  contents.
When editing  has been  repeatedly p erformed, 
the  control Information  area may come  up to be 
full  even  the recording  area has enough  space.
• Delete unnecessary  titles 
(pages 71-72).
Recording E rror
You  cannot  record on this d isc as Power 
Calibration A rea is full.
• When  recordings  are performed 
repeatedly  onto an unstable d isc, this 
area  may come  up to be  full.
• Every  time you insert  a disc  for  recording, 
the d isc’s working  area will be taken  up. 
And  if you  repeat  this frequently,  it will 
be  used  up sooner  and you may  not be 
able  to record  full 49 titles.
• Insert  a new d isc.
Recording E rror
This d isc is already  finalized. • You 
are trying  to record  onto the disc 
already  finalized. • Undo 
the finalizing  for this d isc (pages 
36-37).
Recording E rror
The d isc has  no recording  compatibility. 
Set “Make  Recording C ompatible” to 
“ON”  to convert  the disc. • You 
are trying  to record  onto the 
unfinalized +VR  mode discs recorded 
on  other  unit. • Set “Make 
Recording C ompatible” to 
“O N”  to rewrite  the menu,  after that you 
will  record  to disc (page 39).
*  If  you  are still  having  trouble  with the unit  after  checking “TROUBLESHOOTING”,  write down the error  code  and the 
error d escription  for calling  our help line  to locate  an Authorized Service C enter.
– Can I record  to CD-RW/-R? No,  this unit  records  only DVD.
– Can I play  back DVD-video  that is bought  in another  country?  Possible when the region  code of the d isc is 1 and All.
– Can I connect  the unit  to my  PC? No,  you cannot  control  the unit  by PC.
– Can I program  a timer  recording with cable/satellite  box?  
Yes, you can. S elect “L1 (Rear)”  or “L2 (Front)”  as your 
recording  channel, and leave  the cable/satellite  box on 
(pages  23, 43-46).
Frequently Asked Questions




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 LANGUAGE  CODE
LanguageCode
Abkhazian 4748
Afar 4747
Afrikaans 4752
Albanian 6563
Amharic 4759
Arabic 4764
Armenian 5471
Assamese 4765
Aymara 4771
Azerbaijani 4772
Bashkir 4847
Basque 5167
Bengali;Bangla 4860
Bhutani 5072
Bihari 4854
Bislama 4855
Breton 4864
Bulgarian 4853
Burmese 5971
Byelorussian 4851
Cambodian 5759
Catalan 4947
Chinese 7254
Corsican 4961
Croatian 5464
Czech 4965
Danish 5047
Dutch 6058
English 5160
Esperanto 5161
Estonian 5166
Faroese 5261
Fiji 5256
Finnish 5255
French 5264
Frisian 5271
Galician 5358
Georgian 5747
German 5051
Greek

5158
Greenlandic 5758
Guarani 5360
Gujarati 5367
Hausa 5447
Hebrew 5569
Hindi 5455
 
LanguageCode
Hungarian 5467
Icelandic 5565
Indonesian 5560
Interlingua 5547
Interlingue 5551
Inupiak

5557
Irish 5347
Italian 5566
Japanese 5647
Javanese 5669
Kannada 5760
Kashmiri 5765
Kazakh 5757
Kinyarwanda 6469
Kirghiz 5771
Kirundi 6460
Korean 5761
Kurdish 5767
Laothian 5861
Latin 5847
Latvian; Lettish 5868
Lingala 5860
Lithuanian 5866
Macedonian 5957
Malagasy 5953
Malay 5965
Malayalam 5958
Maltese 5966
Maori 5955
Marathi 5964
Moldavian 5961
Mongolian 5960
Nauru 6047
Nepali 6051
Norwegian 6061
Occitan 6149
Oriya 6164
Oromo  (Afan) 6159
Panjabi 6247
Pashto;  Pushto 6265
Persian 5247
Polish 6258
Portuguese 6266
Quechua 6367
Rhaeto-Romance 6459
Romanian 6461
 
LanguageCode
Russian 6467
Samoan 6559
Sangho 6553
Sanskrit 6547
Scots  Gaelic 5350
Serbian 6564
Serbo-Croatian 6554
Sesotho 6566
Setswana 6660
Shona 6560
Sindhi 6550
Singhalese 6555
Siswat 6565
Slovak

6557
Slovenian 6558
Somali 6561
Spanish 5165
Sundanese 6567
Swahili 6569
Swedish 6568
Tagalog 6658
Tajik 6653
Tamil 6647
Tatar 6666
Te lugu 6651
Thai 6654
Tibetan 4861
Tigrinya 6655
Tonga 6661
Tsonga 6665
Turkish 6664
Turkmen 6657
Twi 6669
Ukrainian 6757
Urdu 6764
Uzbek

6772
Vietnamese 6855
Volapuk 6861
Welsh 4971
Wolof 6961
Xhosa 7054
Yiddish 5655
Yoruba 7161
Zulu 7267
 




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Disc 
Management
Recording
Playback
Introduction
Connections
Basic Setup
Editing
Function Setup
VCR Function
Others
Analog Audio
An  electrical  signal that directly  represents  sound. 
Compare  this to digital  audio  which  can be an electrical 
signal,  but is an  indirect  representation  of sound. S ee also 
“Digital Audio”.
Aspect Ratio
The  width  of a TV screen  relative to its  height. 
Conventional TVs  are 4:3 (in other words,  the TV screen 
is  almost  square);  widescreen  models are 16:9 (the TV 
screen  is almost  twice as wide  as it is  high).
Chapter
Just  as a book  is split  up into  several  chapters,  a title  on a 
DVD  is usually d ivided into chapters. S ee also “Title”.
Component Video Output
Each  signal  of luminance  (Y ) and  comp onent  (PB/CB, PR/
CR)  is  ind ep end ent to outp ut so  that  you can experience  
p icture  color as  it is.
Also, due  to compatibility  with progressive v ideo (480p), 
you  can experience  higher-density p icture than that in 
interlace  (480i).
Digital Audio
An indirect  representation  of sound  by numbers. D uring 
recording,  the sound  is measured  at discrete  intervals 
(44,100  times a second  for CD audio)  by an analog-
to-digital  converter,  generating  a stream  of numbers. 
On playback,  a digital-to-analog  converter generates 
an  analog  signal based  on these  numbers. S ee also 
“Sampling F requency” and “Analog A udio”.
DivX®
DivX® is a codec  (compression/decompression)  that can 
compress  images to a v ery  small  amount  of data. 
Dolby® Digital
The  system  to compress d igital sound developed  by 
Dolby L aboratories. I t offers  you sound  of stereo(2ch)  or 
multi  channel  audio.
DTS® (Digital Theater System)
DTS is a multi  channel  surround  sound system.  By 
connecting  to DTS decoder  you can enjoy d ynamic  and 
realistic  sound like  movie theatre. DTS surround  sound 
technologies  were developed  by DTS, Inc.
Finalize
To make DVD, which  have been  recorded  on, possible  to 
play  back  in DVD players. 
HDMI™ (high definition multimedia interface)
A digital  interface  between  audio and video  source. It can 
transmit  component v ideo, audio,  and control  signal with 
one  cable  connection.
JPEG (joint photographic experts group)
JPEG is a method  of compressing  still image  files. You can 
copy J PEG files on CD-RW/-R  from a computer  and play 
back  the files  on this  unit.
MP3 (MPEG audio layer 3)
MP3  is a method  of compressing  files. You can  copy M P3 
files  on CD-RW/-R  from the computer  and play back the 
files  on this  unit.
PCM (pulse code modulation)
The  most  common  system of encoding d igital audio, 
found  on CD and DAT. Excellent q uality, but requires  a 
lot  of d ata compared  to formats  such as Dolby D igital 
and MPEG  audio. For compatibility  with digital audio 
recorders  (CD, MD and DAT)  and AV amplifiers  with 
digital  inputs,  this unit  can convert D olby Digital and 
MPEG  audio to PCM. S ee also “Digital Audio”.
Progressive Scan (480p)
A type  of display  that does not split  each  frame  into 
fields,  and instead  scans directly through  all the  scanlines 
of  each  frame  in order.  Progressive  scan provides l ess 
flickering  and higher  image resolution  than traditional 
(480i) TV signals.  Refer to page 9 2 for  instructions  on 
selective p rogressive  scan mode.
Region Code
Regions  associate d iscs and players  with particular  areas 
of  the  world. T his unit  will only play  back discs  that have 
compatible  region codes. Y ou can  find  the region  code 
of  your  unit by looking  on the  rear p anel. S ome discs are 
compatible  with more  than one region  (or all regions).
Sampling Frequency
The  rate  which  sound  is measured  by a specified  interval 
to  turn  into d igital audio d ata. The numbers  of sampling 
in  one  second defines  as sampling  frequency. T he higher 
the  rate,  the better  the sound quality.
SAP (secondary audio program)
Sub-audio  channel which is delivered  separately  from 
main-audio  channel. This audio  channel  is used  as an 
alternate  in bilingual  broadcasting.
S-Video Output
It delivers  independently  each signal  of color(C)  and 
luminance(Y)  to TV as video signals,  so that  higher-quality 
picture  will be gained.
Title (DVD only)
A collection  of chapters  on DVD. S ee also “Chapter”.
Track
Audio CD use  tracks to divide  up the  content  of a d isc. 
The DVD equivalent  is called  a chapter. S ee also “Chapter”.
Video mode
Video  mode  is the  same  recording  format as used  on 
the DVD videos  you purchase  in local  shops. Y ou can 
play  back  the discs recorded  in this  format  in most DVD 
players,  however  it offers  only limited  editing. Y ou will 
need  to finalize d iscs recorded  in video  mode  before 
playing  them back on other  unit.
VR mode
A basic  recording  format for DVD-RW. V R mode  offers 
advanced  editing, however  it is playable  only on VR 
mode  compatible  unit. Finalization  is recommended 
before playing  them back on other  unit.
WMA (Windows Media™ Audio)
WMA is the  audio  compressing  technology developed by 
Microsoft. Y ou can  copy WMA files  on CD-RW/-R from a 
computer  and play them back on this  unit.
+VR mode
A recording  format for DVD+RW/+R. +VR  mode offers basic 
editing,  and it is playable  on most DVD players. F inalization 
is  recommended  before playing them back on other  unit.
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SPECIFICATIONS
• This model  complies  with the below  specifications.
• Designs  and specifications  are subject  to change  without  notice.
• This  model  may not be compatible  with features  and/or specifications  that may  be added  in the  future.
General
VCR v ideo heads Four heads
Power  requirements AC120 V, 60 Hz
Power  consumption 30 W (standby: 2.9 W)
Weight 9.5 lbs ( 4.3 kg  )
Dimensions  (width x height x depth) 17.2” x 4.0” x 10.6” (435 x 99.5 x 268 mm)
Operating  temperature 41 °F to 104 °F (5 °C to 40 °C)
Operating  humidity Less than 80% (no  condensation)
TV  system NTSC-M TV standard
Recording
Recording  format VR (video  recording)  format
Video  format
+VR  format
Recording d iscs DVD-Rewritable/-Recordable, DVD+Rewritable/+Recordable
Video recording format
Sampling  frequency
Compression  format 13.5 MHz
MPEG
Audio recording format
Sampling  frequency
Compression  format 48 kHz
Dolby D
igital/LPCM  (XP Recording  mode only)
Input / Output
VHF/UHF  antenna input/output  terminal
 VHF/UHF set 75Ω
Video input
Input l evel
Jacks Input 1 (rear), 
2 (front)
1 Vp-p (75Ω)
RCA jack
Video output
Output l evel
Jack Output 1 (rear)
1 Vp-p (75Ω)
RCA jack
S-video input
Y  (luminance) - Input l evel
C  (color) - Input l evel
Jac ks Input 1 (rear)
1 Vp-p (75Ω)
286 
mVp-p  (75Ω)
4 pin  mini DIN
S-video output
Y  (luminance) - Output l evel
C  (color) - Output l evel
Jack Output 1 (rear)
1 Vp-p (75Ω)
286 
mVp-p  (75Ω)
4 pin  mini DIN
Component video output
Output l evel
Jacks Output 1 (rear)
Y: 1.0 Vp-p (75Ω), 
P
B/CB, PR/CR: 0.7 Vp-p (75Ω)
RCA jacks
HDMI output
Jack HDMI jack
Audio input
During  audio input
Jacks Input 1 (rear), 
2 (front) L/R
2 V rms  (input impedance:  more than 22 kΩ)
RCA jacks
Audio output
During  audio output
Jacks Output 
2 L/R (rear)
2 V rms  (output impedance: less  than 1 kΩ)
RCA jacks
Digital audio output
Output l evel
Jack Output 1 (rear) C
OAXIAL
500  mVp-p  (75Ω)
RCA jack




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