Teac VR-24, Owner'S Manual

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4-2. Right side
E F G
H J L N M K I
E
CAMERA input connectors
Connect the dedicated camera cables here.
Always connect the circular and LAN connectors of
one dedicated camera cable in pairs to the same
camera number connectors.
When only connecting one camera, connect it to
CAMERA-1.
F
ANALOG IN connectors
Use these to input analog measurement signals.
Starting with channel 1, connect them in order
without skipping channels.
G
DC IN power connector
Connect the included AC adapter here.
Use the optional DC power cable designed for this
unit to supply DC 11V–17V power.
H
PULSE/TRIG IN connector
Use this to input pulse signals.
External trigger signals can also be input here.
Only one of these two functions can be used at a time.
I
MEMO IN (mic input) jack
Connect the included mic here to record voice
memos.
J
Recording media slot cover (CFast/SD CARD)
The CFast (upper) and SDHC (lower) card slots are
located under the cover.
Always keep the recording media slot cover closed
when not loading or unloading recording media.
Do not open the recording media slot cover when
the system is operating.
K
EARPHONE jack
Connect the included earphone here when you
want to listen to voice memos.
o
You can change the signal output using the
“Monitor channel” setting.
L
FG (frame grounding) connector
Connect a grounding wire here.
When connecting a grounding wire, always use the
screw that is temporarily tightened to the unit.
M
Feet with angled stand function
Pull out the angled stand when you want to adjust
the unit's installation angle to make the display
easier to view. When raising the angled stand, turn
it firmly until it seems to click into place. Always set
both right and left feet equally.
Using the unit when the feet are not properly set
causes instability and is dangerous.
Moreover, you should always confirm that the place
of installation is flat beforehand.
N
STANDBY/ON switch
Press to turn the power on or put the unit into standby.
Press the switch toward I to turn the unit on. Press
the switch toward O to put the unit in standby.
4. Names and functions of parts