Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections
Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections 43
Connecting an External VCR
You can use a following external VCR connected to
the VTR connector (26-pin) for recording.
VTR
VIDEO OUT
VIDEO OUT
GEN LOCK IN
VIDEO OUT
GEN LOCK IN
VIDEO OUT
GEN LOCK IN
Example 1: Camcorder 2 synchronized
to the signal from camcorder 1
Camcorder 1
DSR-300/300P
CCZ-A Camera Cable
BNC cable
Portable VTR
To camera
connector
To video input
connector
Camcorder 2
DSR-300/300P
Example 2: Camcorders 1 and 2 synchronized to the signal from a special effects unit or similar
Special effects
unit or similar
Video input connector
BNC cable
Sync signal output
connector
DSR-300/300P
BNC cable
Video input connector BNC cable
Camcorder 2
Camcorder 1
DSR-300/300P
Sync signal output
connector
BNC cable
BNC cable
Connections
Connecting a Number of Camcorders
When using two or more synchronized camcorders,
connect an external sync signal to the GEN LOCK IN
connector, supplying a VBS or BS signal. The
camcorder will then operate synchronized to this
signal.
You can adjust the synchronization using the basic
menu. (See page 79.)
Notes
• This is no power supply connection between the
camcorder and VCR. Provide separate power
supplies.
• The VTR connector always outputs the signals from
the camera (impossible to output the playback video
of the internal VCR), and disallows the CCU
connection.
VCR Connecting cable
BVW-50/50P/35/35P
(portable)
CCZ-A Camera cable (max. length
10 m (33 ft.))
VO-8800/6800
(U-matic)
CCZQ-A Camera cable (max. length
10 m (33 ft.))