Arcam Delta 150 NICAM - Manual (Page 7)

Deita 150 NICAM stereo TV tuner handbook
Rear panel connections
The Arcam Delta 150 NICAM stereo TV tuner is equipped
with numerous inputs and outputs to ensure compatibility with other
audio and video equipment. It has also been designed so that it can be
used in many different configurations. Please refer to the diagrams on
page 1 1.
The rear panel connections are as follows;
Audio outputs
Two pairs of audio outputs, one fixed and one variable, are
provided via RCA phono connectors. These sockets are marked 'L' for the
left channel and 'R' for the right channel, with the left channel sockets
nearer the top of the cabinet. Your connecting leads will be marked
either 'L' or 'R', or will have a red plug for the right channel, and a black
or white plug for the left channel.
The audio output should be connected to your amplifier's
A/V or AUX inputs, or to the audio input of your hi fi VCR using the
supplied phono lead.
The very best sound quality will be obtained by using the
fixed outputs. However, by using the variable output, you can take
advantage of the remote volume facility on your handset. If you are
connecting the Delta 150 directly into your VCR, we recommend the use
of the direct output, in order to avoid inadvertently adjusting the
volume level when recording a programme.
Both pairs of audio outputs may be used simultaneously
if required.
SCART socket
This is a 21 pin socket, also known as a CENELEC, Peritel or
Euro connector It contains both audio and composite video (CVBS)
outputs, and a logic voltage (CVBS status) which is either OV (Delta 150
off or in 'standby' mode) or 12V (Delta 150 on). This can be used to
control the TV/AV switching function on certain models of TVs.
The output pins are connected as follows:
Pin 1 - Audio out, right.
Pin 3 - Audio out, left.
Pin 4 - Audio ground.
Pin 8 - Status CVBS.
Pin 17 - Video ground.
Pin 19-CVBS out.
Pin 21 - Shielding.
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