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CONTROLS AND CONNECTORS
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OPTION video input connectors
These input connectors are used when an option board
is installed.
When the RMD-V3020 variable scan board is used,
their functions operate as shown below.
G.................... Input terminal for the G signal of RGB
separate signals.
B.................... Input terminal for the B signal of RGB
separate signals.
R.................... Input terminal for the R signal of RGB
separate signals.
H/CS.............. Input terminal for the H sync or C SYNC
signal.
V..................... V sync input terminal.
• As the NEC PC-9800®, IBM PC and DOS/V (VGA)
computers use HA/ separate sync signals, their sync
signals should be connected to both the H/CS and V
connectors. H and CS use a common connector.
• Macintosh® computers use the CS sync signal, which
should be connected to the H/CS connector.
® V IN (video) input connectors
These connectors receive video data (V IN signal
images).
Apply V IN (Video) input signals to these connectors.
VBS/Y....... Inputterminalforthecompositevideosignal
or the Y signal of Y/C separate signals.
C............... InputterminalfortheC signal ofY/C separate
signals.
® AC INLET
Connects the power cord to the unit.
©FUSE
Use only a fuse with the specified capacity.
©«il V OUT connectors 1 to 4
These video output connectors output enlarged video
image signals for the 4 screens.
VBS/G...... Output terminal of the composite video
signal or the G signal of RGB separate
signals. (Also outputs the G On Sync signal
while it outputs the G signal.)
Y/B............Output terminal of the Y signal or the B
signal of RGB separate signals.
C/R........... Output terminal of the C signal or the R
signal of RGB separate signals.
The correspondence between these outputs and a 4
displays is shown below.
VOUT1
VOUT2
VOUT3
VOUT4
4 displays (front view)
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