JVC SR-L910E, SR-L910EK User Manual
INSTRUCTIONS
VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER
SR-L910E
SR-L910EK
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LLT0014-001A-H
REC
PLAY
FFREW
REVERSE
PAUSE/
STILL
REC
CHECK
STOP/EJECT
COUNT/
CLOCK
TIME
MODE
TIMER
REC
AL/PL
RESET
MENU
VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER
SHIFT/TRACKING
SET/V.LOCK
RESET
/CANCEL
OPERATE
SR-L910E
OPE. LOCK
Before you begin operation this unit.
Please read the instruction carefully to be
sure you get the best possible performance.
PAL
PAL
(A)
INTRODUCTION
CONTROLS AND
CONNECTORS
PREPARATION
RECORDING
PLAYBACK AND
SPECIAL-EFFECTS
PLAYBACK
TROUBLE-
SHOOTING
CONNECTIONS
MONITOR
ON-SCREEN
DISPLAY
SETTING OF THE
FUNCTION MENU
SWITCHES
APPENDIXES
OPTIONAL SA-K97U
RS-232C
INTERFACE BOARD
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VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LIMITED
Printed in Thailand
© 2001 VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LIMITED
SR-L910E/EK VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER
LLT0014-001A-H
is a registered Trademark owned by VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN,LTD.
is a registered Trademark in Japan,the U.S.A., the U.K. and many other countries.
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
COPYRIGHT © 1998 VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LIMITED
Printed in Japan
Warning Notice
FOR YOUR SAFETY (Australia)
1.Insert this plug only into effectively earthed threepin power outlet.
2.If any doubt exists regarding the earthing, consult
a qualified electrician.
3. Extension cord, if used, must be three-core
correctly wired.
POWER SYSTEM
Connection to the mains supply
This unit operates on voltages of 220 to 240 V AC, 50/
60 Hz.
CAUTION
To prevent electric shock, do not open the cabinet. No
user serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to qualified
service personnel.
Note:
The rating plate and the safety caution are on the rear
of the unit.
The OPERATE button does not completely shut off
mains power from the unit, but switches operating
current on and off.
CAUTION
When you are not using the recorder for a long
period of time, it is recommended that you
disconnect the power cord from the mains outlet.
Dangerous voltage inside. Refer internal servicing
to qualified service personnel. To prevent electric
shock or fire hazard, remove the power cord from
the mains outlet prior to connecting or
disconnecting any signal lead or aerial.
WARNING:
TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO
NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR
MOISTURE.
IMPORTANT
Connection to the mains supply in the United Kingdom.
DO NOT cut off the mains plug from this equipment.
If the plug fitted is not suitable for the power points in
your home or the cable is too short to reach a power
point, then obtain a proper safety approved extension
lead/adapter or consult your dealer.
BE SURE to replace the fuse only with an identical
approved type, as originally fitted, and to replace the
fuse cover.
If nonetheless the mains plug is cut off remove the
fuse and dispose of the plug immediately, to avoid a
possible shock hazard by inadvertent connection to
the mains supply.
If this product is not supplied fitted with a mains plug
then follow the instructions given below:
DO NOT make any connection to the Larger Terminal
coded E or Green.
The wires in the mains lead are coloured in accordance
with the following code:
Blue to N (Neutral) or Black
Brown to L (Live) or Red
If these colours do not correspond with the terminal
identifications of your plug, connect as follows:
Blue wire to terminal coded N (Neutral) or coloured
Black.
Brown wire to terminal coded L (Live) or coloured Red.
If in doubt — consult a competent electrician.
WARNING:
THE UNIT CONTAINS A BUILT-IN LITHIUM
BATTERY FOR MEMORY BACK-UP THAT
MUST ONLY BE REPLACED BY SUITABLY
QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.
FOR BATTERY REPLACEMENT, TAKE THE
UNIT TO YOUR DEALER OR A JVC SERVICE
STATION.
(Danish)
Notes on the built-in lithium battery
ADVARSELI
Lithiumbatteri — Eksplosionsfare.
Udskiftning ma kun foretages al en
sagkynding.
og som beskrevet i servicemanualen.
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PAL
REC
PLAY
FFREW
REVERSE
PAUSE/
STILL
REC
CHECK
STOP/EJECT
COUNT/
CLOCK
TIME
MODE
TIMER
REC
AL/PL
RESET
MENU
VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER
SHIFT/TRACKING
SET/V.LOCK
RESET
/CANCEL
OPERATE
SR-L910E
OPE. LOCK
”
By engaging the operation lock system [OPE.LOCK], you can prevent accidental or deliberate interference with
recording operation or power supply.
When this function is activated, all operation buttons are disabled. However, you can still control the recorder with the
remote control or RS-232C control.
OPERATION LOCK
1
Engage the Rec or Play mode.
2
While pressing the [OPE.LOCK] button, press the [TIME MODE] button.
“LOCK” is shown on the display, indicating
that the Operation Lock mode is engaged.
3
To unlock the VCR, press the [TIME MODE] button while pressing the [OPE.LOCK] button. The
“LOCK” indication
on the display disappears and the unit can now be operated normally.
To prevent unauthorized use, detach this page and keep it in a safe place.
[TIME MODE] button“LOCK” indicator [OPE.LOCK]
button
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CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION
1-1 Major Features .............................................. 6
1-2 Periodical Maintenance ................................ 6
1-3 Precautions ................................................... 7
1-4 Daily Inspection ............................................ 7
2 CONTROLS AND CONNECTORS
2-1 Front Panel .................................................. 8
2-2 Display ....................................................... 10
2-3 Rear Panel ................................................. 11
3 CONNECTIONS
3-1 Connecting to a Camera ............................ 13
3-2 Connecting a System Using a Sequential
Switcher ..................................................... 14
3-3 Connecting the Rear Panel Input/Output
Terminal Connections ................................ 15
4 MONITOR ON-SCREEN DISPLAY
4-1 On-Screen Display in the Time/Date and
Record Mode ............................................. 16
4-2 Main Menu Display .................................... 17
4-3 Alarm Input/Power Loss Data Display ....... 18
4-4 Hour Meter Display .................................... 18
5 SETTING OF THE FUNCTION MENU
SWITCHES
5-1 Function Menu Switche Setting ................. 19
5-2 Contents of the Function Menu
Switches .................................................... 20
6 PREPARATION
6-1 Cassette Loading/Unloading ...................... 23
6-2 Date and Time setting ................................ 23
6-3 Summer Time Compensation .................... 25
6-4 Selection of Record/Play Mode.................. 25
7 RECORDING
7-1 Preparation ................................................ 26
7-2 Recording................................................... 27
7-3 Timer Recording ........................................ 28
7-4 Alarm Recording ........................................ 33
7-5 Sensor Recording ...................................... 35
7-6 Repeat Recording ...................................... 36
7-7 Series Recording ..... ................................. 37
7-8 Recording with External VCR Activation
Signal ... ..................................................... 38
7-9 How to Restore Recording After Power
Failure ........................................................ 39
7-10 External Timer Recording .......................... 39
7-11 Tape End Buzzer ....................................... 39
8 PLAYBACK AND SPECIAL-EFFECTS
PLAYBACK
8-1 Preparation ................................................ 40
8-2 Playback .................................................... 40
8-3 Special-Effects Playback ........................... 41
8-4 Index Search .............................................. 42
8-5 Tracking/V. Lock Adjustment ..................... 42
9 TROUBLESHOOTING
9-1 Error Indication .......................................... 43
9-2 No Error Indication ..................................... 44
10 OPTIONAL SA-K97U RS-232C INTERFACE
BOARD
10-1 Installation of the SA-K97U ...... ................. 45
10-2 SA-K97U Specifications..... ........................ 46
10-3 SA-K97U RS-232C Protocol &
Commands................................................. 47
11 APPENDIXES
11-1 Rear Panel's Input/Output .......................... 54
11-2 Specifications ............................................. 55
JVC is not liable for compensation for loss or damage
to recordings in the event this unit fails to record or play
back properly because the unit malfunctions or a
defective video cassette tape is used.
Please note that it may be unlawful to use any material
recorded from TV broadcast programs or pre-recorded
programs without the consent of the owner of
copyright, except in cases where this material is
recorded exclusively for personal use.
PAL
The SR-L910E/EK is a video cassette recorder able to
execute timelapse recording with VHS cassettes.
Use only video cassettes bearing the
PAL
mark.
This unit is designed for professional use.
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5 Recording Check function
Pressing the [REC CHECK] button during recording allows you
to check the status of the recording in progress. When
activated via the corresponding function menu switch, the builtin head cleaner automatically cleans the heads whenever
inferior picture quality is detected during Recording Check.
After cleaning, the Recording Check operation is executed
again automatically (Auto Recording Check function).
5 Operation lock system
To prevent accidental or deliberate interference with VCR
operation, a secret operation lock system is provided.
5 Warning function
Error indications are shown on the front panel display.
5 Power-off video throughput function
Even when the power is off, the camera's EE input can be
output from the VCR.
5 Camera switching signal output terminal
5 Automatic re-start of recording after a power failure
5 Digital hour meter display
5 Repeat recording/series recording function
5 Recording control with external activation signal
5 Alarm recording, tape end and warning electronic buzzer
5 Summer time compensation function
5 Wired remote control (optional)
5 RS-232C control (with optional SA-K97U RS-232C interface
board installed)
The SR-L910E/EK can be controlled via a personal computer.
Operation status can be monitored on the computer.
5 24-hour long-time recording with a 180-minute tape
Recording times are selectable from 3 hours (SP mode) and
12/24 hours (Timelapse mode). Monitor image recording for up
to one-day (24-hour) is possible with a 180-minute tape.
5 Audio monitoring
Audio signals can be recorded in the 12-hour/24-hour
Timelapse mode, as well as in the conventional 3-hour mode.
This strengthens surveillance capabilities by providing both
audio and video information.
5 Alarm recording function
When an alarm signal is input in the Timelapse Record mode,
the 3-hour mode is automatically engaged. Alarm recording
time can be selected from 5, 15, 30, 60, 120, or 180 sec., to
tape end or set manually.
An index code is automatically recorded when alarm recording
starts. Used as an alarm cue signal, this allows quick access to
alarm recording points with the Index Search function.
5 Sensor recording
Whenever an alarm signal is input in the Stop mode, the
Record mode is automatically engaged.
5 Time/date generator
Superimposes the year, month, date, minute and second on
the image during recording. Also allows you to use the menu
screen to display the number of alarms, alarm time, and the
number of the power failures.
5 Timer recording function
Two types of timer recording are available: based on the date
(up to 8 programs) or based on the day of the week.
1-1 Major Features
1 INTRODUCTION
1-2 Periodical Maintenance
This VCR incorporates precision mechanical parts which will collect dirt over time and ultimately deteriorate and wear out.
Over long periods of use, dirt and dust accumulates on the heads, drums and tape transport mechanisms. Dust which
penetrates the VCR (especially during outdoor use) also promotes the wear and deterioration of mechanical parts by causing
poor contact between tape and heads. This also prevents the VCR from maintaining video and audio quality at high levels. To
prevent wear and deterioration, clean the heads regularly using a head cleaning tape. However, because a head cleaning
tape alone cannot clean the entire tape transport mechanism, this should also be inspected periodically to prevent any
problems that could result from a sudden failure.
As replacement and adjustment of parts require advanced skills and specialized equipment, please contact the person in
charge of professional video equipment at your nearest JVC-authorized service agent for servicing.
Monitoring Usage Time
Periodic Maintenance
The total operation time reached by an ordinary home VCR
in 5 or 6 years may be reached by a professional VCR in
as few as 5 or 6 months. Therefore, it is important that the
total hours of operation be carefully monitored. An hour
meter in the on-screen display (see page 18) shows the
accumulated time. In the chart below, the hours
accumulated in each month are shown in relation to the
number of hours used per day. Times shown inside
shaded area indicate that maintenance should be
performed.
Check or replace the following mechanical parts according
to the running time.
Usage
1 month 2 months 3 months 6 months 12 months
time per
day
2 hours 60 120 180 360 720
8 hours 240 480 720 1440 2880
12 hours 360 720 1080 2160 4320
24 hours 720 1440 2160 4320 8640
Running time 1000H 2000H 3000H 4000H
Drum ass’y (including heads) ^
Pinch rollers ^
Drive parts ^^ ^
• Maintenance requirements may vary depending on the
operating environment and usage. The information
above should be used as a reference guide.
^ : Cleaning
: Check or replace as required.
: Replace
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1-3 Precautions
5
Handle the unit carefully
• Do not place anything heavy on the unit (a monitor,
etc.). A malfunction may occur.
• Do not put any foreign substance into the cassette
loading slot.
• Avoid violent shocks to the recording chassis during
transportation. Remove the cassette tape from the unit
for transportation.
5
Turn off the power to save electricity when not using the
unit.
Handling and storage place
5
Avoid using the unit in places subject to the
following conditions:
• extreme heat or cold
• strong magnetic fields (do not use a transceiver within
2 meters of this unit)
• high humidity
• dust and soil
• vibrations
• variations in temperature
5
Use this unit in horizontal (flat position) only.
5
Do not leave the unit in the Still or Record Pause
mode for a long time as this may damage the tape.
To minimize tape damage, this VCR automatically
enters the Stop mode after about 5 minutes have
passed in the Still or Record Pause mode.
Video cassette
• Only use video cassette bearing the
PAL
mark.
• To prevent accidental erasure of a recorded tape, break
the erasure prevention tab on the cassette. To use a
cassette with a broken tab, place a piece of cellophane
tape over the broken tab.
• Video cassettes cannot be used upside down.
• Leaving the tape in a partially wound condition for a long
time may damage the tape. Rewind the tape to the
beginning before storage.
Timelapse recording is performed over very long periods of time
which means that a durable tape is required.
•
Use an E-180 tape or shorter.
•
Do not use extended tapes (180 minutes or more such as E-240).
Erasure prevention tab
Condensation
5
Condensation occurs in the
following cases.
• When the VCR is moved from a
cold place to a warm place.
• In a room that has just been heated
or in an area directly exposed to a
cooler.
• When there is excessive humidity
5
When condensation is expected to occur
Turn the power of the VCR on before use.
5
Condensation
When cold beer is poured into a glass, water drops
appear on the glass
’s surface. This phenomenon is
called “condensation”. When condensation occurs on
the VCR’s head drum and tape guides it may damage
the tape.
Head drum
Video tape
1 INTRODUCTION
1-4 Daily Inspection
Although this unit has been designed for reliable operation
over a long period of time, a daily inspection is recommended
to ensure optimum performance. In particular, be sure to
check the repeat recording function on a daily basis.
4
Rewind the tape recorded the previous day for several
seconds.
5
Press the play button for playback.
6
Check that the playback picture is normal.
7
Check that the recorded date and time are correct.
• This unit includes a Recording Check function (using
the [REC CHECK] button) and an Automatic
Recording Check function for daily checking of
recording quality.
If any problems are found after inspection, turn the power off,
unplug the power plug from the AC outlet, and contact your
JVC dealer.
Inspection procedure
1
Turn on the power for all units connected to the
surveillance system.
2
Check the quality of the image shown on the monitor.
3
Check that the date and time shown on the monitor are
correct.
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2 CONTROLS AND CONNECTORS
2-1 Front Panel
1
[OPERATE] button
Press to turn the operating power ON/OFF. When this
button is ON, the OPERATE indicator lights and the unit
can be operated. When a cassette is inserted, the
power switches on and the OPERATE indicator lights
automatically.
The OPERATE button does not completely shut off
the mains power to the unit, but switches the
operating current on and off.
2
Cassette loading slot
For cassette loading and unloading. Use a VHS
cassette tape.
3
[REC CHECK] button
Use to check recording.
When pressed in the Record mode, this will rewind the
tape about 4 seconds and then play back the rewound
section so that the recording quality can be checked.
After playback, the Record mode is automatically reengaged at the point where recording was interrupted.
• The FM level is checked during playback in Recording
Check operation to determine whether or not picture
quality is defective. If it is judged defective, the heads
are automatically cleaned. How this operation is
performed is determined by the setting of the [REC
CHECK] switch in the function menu.
– When set to "MANUAL":
Head cleaning is performed once and recording
resumes.
– When set "AUTO":
Head cleaning is performed once and recording is
resumed for several seconds. Then, Recording
Check operation is performed again.
If picture quality is again judged defective, head
cleaning is performed once again and "E-09" is shown
on the display to indicate that there is a problem.
Recording will continue, however.
PAL
REC
PLAY
FFREW
REVERSE
PAUSE/
STILL
REC
CHECK
STOP/EJECT
COUNT/
CLOCK
TIME
MODE
TIMER
REC
AL/PL
RESET
MENU
VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER
SHIFT/TRACKING
SET/V.LOCK
RESET
/CANCEL
OPERATE
SR-L910E
OPE. LOCK
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9
10
11
12
13
14
15
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
16
4
[STOP/EJECT] button
• Stops the tape.
• Ejects the tape when pressed in the Stop mode.
5
[REC] button
Starts recording when pressed in the Stop mode.
6
Operation buttons
[PLAY] button
Starts playback.
[PAUSE/STILL] button
• Temporarily stops recording when pressed in the
Record mode.
• Displays a still picture when pressed in the Play mode.
• Advances field by field when pressed in the Still mode.
Pressing this button for more than 2 seconds starts
continuous field-by-field playback (slow motion).
[REVERSE] button
Starts reverse playback when pressed in the Play or Still
mode.
[FF] button
• Fast forwards the tape.
• Starts fast-forward shuttle search when pressed in the
Play mode.
• If the function menu switch <INDEX SEARCH> is set
to ON and an index-recorded tape is loaded, Index
(alarm) Search starts in the forward direction when this
button is pressed in the Stop or Play mode.
Select whether the index signal is to be recorded
during alarm signal input or every hour (exact hour
with no minute and second) using the function menu
switch <INDEX ALARM/SKIP>.
[REW] button
• Rewinds the tape.
• Starts reverse shuttle search when pressed in the Play
mode.
• If the function menu switch <INDEX SEARCH> is set
to ON and an index-recorded tape is loaded, Index
(alarm) Search starts in the reverse direction when this
button is pressed in the Stop or Play mode.
Select whether the index signal is to be recorded
during alarm signal input or every hour (exact hour
with no minute and second) using the function menu
switch <INDEX ALARM/SKIP>.
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2-1 Front Panel
7
Display section
For details, refer to page 10.
8
[COUNT/CLOCK] button
Press this button to select the time display or tape
counter in the display.
When the power is turned off, the time is displayed.
9
[TIME MODE] button
Use to select the recording or playback time mode.
Each time this button is pressed, the recording time
mode changes in the following sequence.
3H (VHS SP mode)
[
L12 (12-hour Timelapse mode)
[
L24H (24-hour Timelapse mode)
[
3H (VHS SP
mode) ....
Playback Time Mode will differ depending on how the
function menu switch <NOISELESS PLAY> is set.
When NOISELESS PLAY is set to OFF: 3H (VHS SP
mode)
[
L12 (12-hour Timelapse mode)
[
L24
(24-hour Timelapse mode)
[
3H (VHS SP mode) ....
When NOISELESS PLAY is set to ON: 3H (VHS SP
mode)
[
12 (12-hour Noiseless playback mode)
[
24 (24-hour Noiseless playback mode)
[
3H (VHS SP
mode) ....
The selected recording/playback time mode is shown on
the display.
0
[TIMER REC] button
Press this button to execute the timer recording. For
details, refer to "Timer Recording" on page 28.
!
[MENU] button
Press this button to display the date, time setting, timer
program setting, various function menu setting and hour
meter. Press again to cancel the display.
@
[SHIFT/TRACKING +, -] buttons
• Press to select an item in date/time setting, timer
program setting and function menu setting.
• Press to adjust tracking and reduce noise if there are
tracking problems in the 3H (VHS SP) mode or during
search.
* Tracking adjustment is not possible in the L12H and
L24H Timelapse Play mode.
2 CONTROLS AND CONNECTORS
#
[SET/V. LOCK +, -] buttons
• Press to set values in date/time setting, timer program
setting and function menu setting.
• Press to reduce the vertical shifting of the picture in
the Still mode.
$
[RESET/CANCEL] button
• Normally press this button to reset the tape counter to
0000.
• When the buzzer sounds, press this button to stop the
buzzer sound.
Alarm and sensor buzzer will not stop sounding.
• In the Timer Program Setting mode, press this button
to cancel the program settings. For details, refer to
"Timer Recording" on page 31.
%
[AL/PL RESET] alarm/power loss reset button
Press this button to stop alarm recording or reset the
alarm input or power loss data. For details, refer to
page 34.
^
[OPE. LOCK] button
Press to activate the operation lock function.
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2 CONTROLS AND CONNECTORS
2-2 Display
2
3
4
5
1
6
8
9
11 12
13
7
10
14
6
TIMER indication
Lights during timer recording programming/operation.
7
REPEAT indication
Lights when the VCR is in the Repeat Record mode.
8
OVERLAP indication
Blinks when programs scheduled for timer recording
overlap.
9
Timer program number
During timer recording, the number of program being
recorded blinks.
When the timer recording ends, this number goes out.
0
AL (alarm) indication
Shown during alarm recording. Blinks when alarm
recording ends.
!
VISS indication
Shown when the alarm recording start point is indexsearched. For details, refer to
“Index Search” on page
42.
@
LOCK indication
Lights when the operation lock function is activated.
#
AL REC (alarm recording) indication
Lights when the function menu switch <ALARM REC> is
set to “ON”.
$
SENSOR REC (sensor recording) indication
Lights when the function menu switch <SENSOR REC>
is set to “ON”.
1
Operation mode display
Shows the operation modes.
Playback Recording
Rewind
Fastforward
Continuous field
advance playback
Still
Recordpause
Rewind
search
Fast-forward
search
Reverse
playback
* (
) mark in the Rec/Pause mode is shown in red.
2
Cassette indication
Lights when a cassette is loaded. Blinks when a
cassette is being ejected.
3
SP/LP indication
Shows the VHS standard (SP) mode during recording/
playback.
During Timelapse Recording/Playback mode, the SP
indicator is shown.
4
Tape counter/time indication
• When the power is turned on, the tape counter or
current time are shown. The display can be selected
with the [CNT/TIME] button.
• When the power is turned off, the present time (hour,
minute, second) is shown.
5
Recording/playback mode time display
• Shows the recording/playback mode set with the [TIME
MODE] button.
• When a tape ends in the Record mode, the record time
mode indication goes out and the "End" indication
blinks (when the <REC REMAIN> menu switch is set
to "OFF"). If the <REC REMAIN> menu switch is set
to "180S" or "360S", the "End" indication blinks
3 minutes or 6 minutes before the tape ends.
• When an problem occurs, the error indication
“E-
∗∗”
blinks. For details, refer to page 43.
• During the index search by RS-232C Command, the
index number is indicated in 2 digits (00-99). During
the index search by FF/REW Button, the index number
indicates 01 and 00 only.
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CAM SW
OUT
ALARM
IN
COM
COM
ALARM
REC OUT
SERIES/CLOCK
ALARM
RESET
TAPE
END OUT
WARNING
/REC
OUT
IN OUT
8
7
1
2
3
4
6
5
VIDEO
AUDIO
IN IN
OUT
OUT
REMOTE
MIC
IN
CAM SW
OUT
ALARM
IN
COM
COM
ALARM
REC OUT
SERIES/CLOCK
ALARM
RESET
TAPE
END OUT
WARNING
/REC
OUT
IN OUT
2-1 FRONT PANEL
2-3 Rear Panel
2 CONTROLS AND CONNECTORS
1
Power cable
Connect the power plug to an AC 220-240 V, 50/60 Hz
outlet.
2
[MIC IN] mic input connector
Connect a microphone with 3.6-mm dia. plug. When
signals are input from both the microphone connector
and the audio input connector, audio signals are mixed
and recorded.
3
[VIDEO IN] video input connector (BNC)
Receives composite video signals from a connected
camera or other video source.
4
[AUDIO IN] audio input connector (RCA)
Receives audio signals from a connected audio source.
5
[AUDIO OUT] audio output connector (RCA)
Outputs audio signals.
6
[VIDEO OUT] video output connector (BNC)
Outputs composite video signals. Input camera signals
(composite video signals) can still be output through this
connector even when no power is supplied to the unit
(Power-Off Video Throughput function).
7
[REMOTE] remote connector (RCA)
Connect the optional RM-G30U remote control.
8
[SERIES/CLOCK OUT] series recording signal/clock
reset signal output terminal
Outputs the series recording signals or clock reset
signals.
Select the output signal with the <TERMINAL SEL 1>
menu switch.
• Series recording signal output
When the <TERMINAL SEL 1> menu switch is set to
“SERIES”, the series recording signal is output.
• Connect to the other VCR series recording signal input
terminal. When the tape being recorded in this unit
ends, a signal is output from this terminal to the
connected VCR.
• Select the signal output timing with the <REC
REMAIN> menu switch (tape end, or 3 minutes or 6
minutes before the tape ends).
• Clock reset signal output
When the <TERMINAL SEL 1> menu switch is set to
“C.ADJ”, the clock reset signal is output when the
internal clock is at AM0:00 and PM0:00. When
connected to the [CLOCK IN] terminal of another SRL910E/EK, this unit
’s time can be synchronised with
the time on the other VCR if the time difference is
within ±30 seconds.
Connecting the wires to the terminals
8
button
1. Hold the button down
and insert the wire
over the top of the
terminal.
2. Release the button to
lock the wire in the
terminal.
12
CAM SW
OUT
ALARM
IN
COM
COM
ALARM
REC OUT
SERIES/CLOCK
ALARM
RESET
TAPE
END OUT
WARNING
/REC
OUT
IN OUT
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
VIDEO
AUDIO
IN IN
OUT
OUT
REMOTE
MIC
IN
CAM SW
OUT
ALARM
IN
COM
COM
ALARM
REC OUT
SERIES/CLOCK
ALARM
RESET
TAPE
END OUT
WARNING
/REC
OUT
IN OUT
2 CONTROLS AND CONNECTORS
button
1. Hold the button down
and insert the wire
over the top of the
terminal.
2. Release the button to
lock the wire in the
terminal.
Connecting the wires to the terminals
9
to
&
• Recording mode signal output
When the <TERMINAL SEL 2> menu switch is set to
REC and the unit is in the Record mode, the recording
mode signal (+12 V) is output.
!
[COM] common ground terminal
Connect to the ground terminal of a connected unit.
@
[TAPE END OUT] tape end signal output terminal
Outputs a Tape End signal when the tape ends during
recording.
• Outputs a +12 V signal during recording, playback, FF
and rewind. When the tape ends during recording, a 0
V (GND level) signal is output.
• When the tape ends during auto repeat recording,
signals are output for about 2 seconds.
• Connect an external alarm lamp or buzzer via an
external interface.
• To cancel the output, press the EJECT button, PLAY
button, FF button or REW button.
The timing of the tape end signal output during
recording can be selected with the <REC REMAIN>
menu switch (at tape end, or 3 minutes or 6 minutes
before the tape ends).
#
[ALARM REC OUT] alarm recording mode signal
output terminal
Outputs +12 V signals during alarm recording.
$
[ALARM RESET] alarm signal reset input terminal
Receives signals to cancel alarm recording.
• Alarm input data is not reset.
%
[ALARM IN] alarm signal input terminal
Receives signals to start alarm or sensor recording.
^
[COM] common ground terminal
Connect to the ground terminal of a connected unit.
&
[CAM SW OUT] camera switching signal output
terminal
When a sequential switcher is connected, this terminal
outputs camera switching timing control signals. For
details, refer to page 54.
9
[SERIES/CLOCK IN] series recording signal/clock
reset signal input terminal
Input the series recording signals, VCR activation
signals from the external control equipment or clock
reset signals.
Select the input signal with the <TERMINAL SEL 1>
menu switch.
• Series recording signal input
When the <TERMINAL SEL 1> menu switch is set to
“SERIES”, the series recording signal is input.
• Connect to the other VCR series recording signal
output terminal.
• When a series recording signal is received from the
other VCR, recording starts automatically.
• VCR activation signal input
• When the <TERMINAL SEL 1> menu switch is set to
“EXT”, recording start and stop can be controlled with
external signal input.
• Connect to an external control device.
When a VCR activation signal (ground input) is
received, recording starts automatically and continues
for as long as the VCR activation signals are input.
• Clock reset signal input
When the <TERMINAL SEL 1> menu switch is set to
“C.ADJ”, the clock reset signal from the master clock
can be received.
• Inputting the clock reset signal synchronises the time
with the master clock time if the time difference is
within ±30 seconds. If the difference exceeds
30 seconds, the time will not be adjusted correctly.
0
[WARNING/REC OUT] warning signal/rec signal
output terminal
Outputs a warning signal or recording mode signal. The
type of output signal can be selected with the
<TERMINAL SEL 2> menu switch.
• Warning signal output
When the <TERMINAL SEL 2> menu switch is set to
“WARNING”, a warning signal (+12 V) is output if an
abnormality occurs in tape transport or mechanism
operation.
13
D.GND
AT 1
AT 0
CS1 0
CS0 1
TMP1
SODT
SLV/MST
–
IN
OUT
IN
OUT
IN
IN/OUT
IN
D.GND
AT 0
AT 1
CS0 1
CS1 0
TMP0
SODT
D. +5 V
–
OUT
IN
OUT
IN
OUT
IN/OUT
OUT
SW-501E/SW-502E
JK102/JK202
JK103/JK203
TIMER INPUT
connector
TIMER OUT
connector
Sequential switcher
SW-501E/SW-502E
VIDEO
AUDIO
IN IN
OUT
OUT
REMOTE
MIC
IN
CAM SW
OUT
ALARM
IN
COM
COM
ALARM
REC OUT
SERIES/CLOCK
ALARM
RESET
TAPE
END OUT
WARNING
/REC
OUT
IN OUT
VIDEO
AUDIO
IN IN
OUT
OUT
REMOTE
MIC
IN
CAM SW
OUT
ALARM
IN
COM
COM
ALARM
REC OUT
SERIES/CLOCK
ALARM
RESET
TAPE
END OUT
WARNING
/REC
OUT
IN OUT
CCD
3-1 Connecting to a Camera
3 CONNECTIONS
Amplifier
Microphone
Microphone
RCA
BNC
Video camera
AC 220-240 V
BNC
RCA
Alarm sensor
Monitor TV
CONNECTION TO THE SW-501E/SW-502E SEQUENTIAL SWITCHER
1.
Connect pin 6 on the sequential switcher's TIMER INPUT
connector to the VCR's CAMERA SW OUT terminal. Connect
pin 1 to the GND terminal.
2. Connect pin 8 on the sequential switcher's TIMER INPUT
connector to pin 8 on its TIMER OUT connector.
Note:
● Be sure to use two DIN connectors for connections.
● Set the function menu switch <CAM SW WIDTH> to 5msec.
(Factory setting: 5msec)
1
Connect the monitor
’s video/audio input connectors to the SR-L910E/EK
’s video/audio output connectors.
2
Connect the video camera
’s video output connector to the SR-L910E/EK
’s video input connector.
3
Input audio signals to the audio input connectors via an amplifier.
4
When connecting an alarm sensor, connect it to the SR-L910E/EK
’s alarm input terminal.
5
When the connection is complete, connect the power plug to an AC 220-240 V, 50/60 Hz outlet.
14
CCD
CCD
CCD
CCD
CCD
CCD
1 2 3 4 5 6
1 2 3 4 5 6
VIDEO
AUDIO
IN IN
OUT
OUT
REMOTE
MIC
IN
CAM SW
OUT
ALARM
IN
COM
COM
ALARM
REC OUT
SERIES/CLOCK
ALARM
RESET
TAPE
END OUT
WARNING
/REC
OUT
IN OUT
3-2 Connecting a System Using a Sequential Switcher
3 CONNECTIONS
1
Connect video cameras and alarm sensor to a sequential switcher (frame switcher).
2
Connect the sequential switcher
’s (frame switcher) alarm signal output, camera switching signal input and video output to
the SR-L910E/EK.
3
Connect the monitor
’s video/audio input connectors to the SR-L910E/EK
’s video/audio output connectors.
4
When the connection is complete, connect the power plug to an AC 220-240 V, 50/60 Hz outlet.
5
Synchro should be applied to all connected video cameras.
Sequential switcher
Video output
Video cameras
Alarm sensor input
Alarm sensor
Alarm signal output
Camera
switching
signal input
Microphone
Microphone
BNC
RCA
Monitor TV
RCA
BNC
AC 220-240 V
15
3-3 Connecting the Rear Panel Input/Output Terminal Connections
[CAM SW OUT] camera switching signal output terminal
[ALARM IN] alarm signal input terminal
[ALARM RESET] alarm reset terminal
[ALARM REC OUT] alarm recording mode signal output terminal
[TAPE END OUT] tape end output terminal
[WARNING/REC OUT] warning signal/recording
mode signal output terminal
ALARM
COMIN
Sequential switcher
alarm output
terminal
COM
CAM SW
OUT
Sequential switcher
camera switching
signal input
COM
Vcc: 5V–12V
Vcc
ALARM
RESET
Switch
COM
TAPE
END OUT
External
interface
Alarm lamp
External interface example
Example: Lamp lights with HIGH signal
Relay
(Lamp, etc.)
Power
supply
Control
signal
GND
5
Use appropriately rated devices.
3 CONNECTIONS
[CLOCK IN/OUT] clock reset terminal
5
When setting the clock to the first VCR
’s clock
COM
CLOCK
IN
COM
CLOCK
OUT
First VCR Second VCR Last VCR
COM
CLOCK
IN
5
When setting the clock to the external master clock
COM
CLOCK
IN
COM
CLOCK
IN
COM
CLOCK
IN
First VCR Second VCR Last VCR
External
master clock
External
interface
ALARM
REC OUT COM
Switch
ALARM
RESET
External
interface
Alarm
lamp
COM
WARNING
/REC
OUT
External
interface
Alarm lamp
16
1 2 : 3 0 : 4 5 3 H
1 1 – 6 – 9 8
3 H 1 2 : 3 0 : 4 5
1 1 – 6 – 9 8
1 2 : 3 0 : 4 5
3 H 1 1 – 6 – 9 8
1 2 : 3 0 : 4 5
1 1 – 6 – 9 8 3 H
4 MONITOR ON-SCREEN DISPLAY
Status information and other data including date/time, alarm input data, power loss (power failure) data and total operation
hours can be displayed on a connected monitor. Function settings can be switched via the on-screen function menu switches
and menu screens are also provided for timer recording program setting and date/time setting.
• Normally, the time/date data is shown on screen.
• Additional data displays and menu screens can be displayed by pressing the [MENU] button. This calls up the main menu
screen where you can select items as desired.
4-1 On-Screen Display in the Time/Date and Record Modes
Time/date and recording mode data is recorded and displayed on screen.
In the Stop, Record and Record Pause modes, data is superimposed on the input video signals.
• The on-screen display can switched ON/OFF using the <POSITION> switch in the function menu's ON SCREEN MODE
setting screen. You can also change the on-screen display position using this switch.
Menu switch
<POSITION> setting
Display
5
Connect the VCR's video output connector to the
monitor's video input connector.
1
Turn the power on (monitor and VCR) and engage the
Stop mode.
2
• When a video signal is input to the video input
connector, time/date, and recording mode are
superimposed on the picture.
• If there is no signal input, display data is
superimposed on a black background.
* If the date and time have not been set, correct date
and time indications are not available.
5
If no on-screen data is displayed, set the <POSITION>
menu switch in the function menu's ON SCREEN MODE
setting screen to the desired position (except "OFF").
5
Changing the display position
You can select the position on screen where data is
displayed with the <POSITION> menu switch in the ON
SCREEN MODE setting screen. Data can be displayed
in any one of the four corners of the screen.
Setting of the menu switch <POSITION>
– L-UP : Left top (factory setting)
– R-UP : Right top
– R-BOTTOM : Right bottom
– L-BOTTOM : Left bottom
– OFF : Display is off. No indications are
shown.
● For "Function menu switch setting", refer to page 19.
• In the Record mode, on-screen time/date and
recording mode data is recorded together with video
signals.
If you do not want to record on-screen data, set the
<POSITION> menu switch to "OFF".
• In the Play mode, on-screen data recorded on the tape
is displayed.
• "L-UP"
• "R-UP"
Minute
Hour
Recording mode
Month
Second
• "R-BOTTOM"
• "L-BOTTOM"
Day
Year (last two digits)
Recording mode
Recording mode
Recording mode
17
PAL
COUNT/
CLOCK
TIME
MODE
TIMER
REC
AL/PL
RESET
MENU
VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER
SHIFT/TRACKING
SET/V.LOCK
RESET
/CANCEL
OPERATE
SR-L910E
OPE. LOCK
Operation
5
Connect the VCR's video output connector to the
monitor's video input connector.
1
Turn on the VCR and the monitor. Make sure the Stop
mode is engaged.
2
Press the [MENU] button.
[
The main menu screen is displayed.
3
Press the [SHIFT +/-] button to move the cursor arrow to
the item you want to display.
• Press the [SHIFT +] button to move the cursor arrow
down. Press the [SHIFT -] button to move it up.
4
Press the [SET +] or [SET -] button to display the
selected item.
5
To end menu operation and restore the normal screen,
press the [MENU] button.
•
When the [MENU] button is pressed during playback,
the monitor screen display switches from theplayback
picture to the input video signal (EE picture) and the
main menu is shown on the screen.
This means that even during playback you can check
menu contents. Press the [MENU] button again to
restore the playback picture.
4-2 Main Menu Display
You can display date and time data recorded when an alarm input or power failure occurs, as well as the hour meter (drum
rotating time) by selecting the desired item in the main menu.
The timer recording program setting screen, function menu switch setting screen, and date/time setting screen can also be
displayed by selecting the desired item in the main menu.
● PROGRAM TIMER:
Displays the program setting screen for timer recording.
* Timer programming is not possible if the date and
time are not set. In this case, the date/time setting
screen will be displayed.
● FUNCTION:
Displays the function menu setting screen.
● ALARM IN:
Displays the date and time when an alarm signal was
input.
● POWER LOSS
Displays the date and time when a power failure
occurred.
● HOUR METER:
Displays the hour meter (drum rotating time).
● CLOCK ADJUST:
Displays the date/time setting screen.
* Set the date and time before using this unit.
MAIN MENU
PROGRAM TIMER
FUNCTION
ALARM IN
POWER LOSS
HOUR METER
CLOCK ADJUST
PRESS (SHIFT, SET)
PRESS (MENU) TO END
4 MONITOR ON-SCREEN DISPLAY
[SHIFT +/–] buttons
[MENU] button
[SET +/–] buttons
Main menu screen