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Audio International, Inc.

 

 

                  VCP-010-06(-07)-x Installation & Operation Manual 

 
 

 
Document # 540236, Rev IR, 11/2002  

                         

Page 21 of 21 

3.0 

Front Panel Button Functions 

 

 

3.1 

Format Button – Press the FORMAT button to switch between PAL 
and NTSC output modes. 

 

3.2 

Stop Button – Press the STOP button to stop videocassette tape 
playback.   

 
3.3 

Rewind Button – While the tape is playing, press the REW button 
and the tape will reverse direction until the STOP or PLAY button is 
pressed.  This allows for a visual search through the preceding 
scenes on the videocassette.  Audio will not be present during this 
“reverse search” mode.  Pressing the REW again during reverse 
search will accelerate the process.  To rewind the videocassette, 
press the STOP button and then press the REW button.  (The 
picture cannot be viewed in this mode.)  Press the STOP button at 
any time during rewind to stop the REW function.  Press PLAY to 
resume playback of the videocassette tape. 

 
3.4 

Play Button – Press the PLAY button to begin videocassette tape 
viewing.  Pressing PLAY twice in succession activates double-
speed play. 

 

3.5 

Fast  Forward  Button  –  While  the  tape  is  playing,  press  the            
FF button and the tape will fast-forward search until the STOP or 
PLAY button is pressed.  Audio will not be present during this 
search mode.  Pressing the FF button again will accelerate the fast-
forwarding process.  For maximum fast-forward, press the STOP 
button and then press the FF button.  (The picture cannot be 
viewed in this mode.)  Press the STOP button at any time during 
fast-forward to stop the FF function.  Press PLAY to resume 
playback of the videocassette tape.   

 
3.6 

Pause Button – Press the PAUSE button during playback to 
temporarily stop the playback of the videocassette tape.  Video will 
remain visible.  Pressing PAUSE again will advance the movie one 
frame forward.  To return to normal viewing, press the PLAY button. 

 
3.7 

Eject Button – Press the EJECT button at any time to eject a 
videocassette from the unit.  The tape will stop and eject regardless 
of current function. 

 

Summary of Contents for VCP-010-06-1 VCP-010-06-2

Page 1: ...00 Industry Drive North Little Rock AR 72117 Phone 501 955 2929 Fax 501 955 2988 www audiointl com Installation and Operation Manual VCP 010 06 07 x Multi Standard Video Cassette Player Document 54023...

Page 2: ...Revision Revision Date Table of Illustrations Section Subsection Description Page I 6 2 Typical Application 6 7 II 9 1 Reference Drawings VCP 010 06 x 15 16 II 9 2 Reference Drawings VCP 010 07 x 17...

Page 3: ...al Equipment 5 5 0 Technical Specifications 5 6 0 Application 5 II INSTALLATION 8 1 0 Prior to Installation 8 2 0 Unpacking and Inspection 8 3 0 Cautions Warnings 9 4 0 Wiring Requirements 10 5 0 Phys...

Page 4: ...Audio International Inc VCP 010 06 07 x Installation Operation Manual Document 540236 Rev IR 11 2002 Page 3 of 21 VCP 010 06 07 x Multi Standard Video Cassette Player VCP 010 06 x VCP 010 07 x...

Page 5: ...cal characteristics of the unit 2 0 Purpose of the Equipment Audio International s VCP 010 06 07 x is a high quality multi standard video cassette player This unit plays versions of NTSC and PAL video...

Page 6: ...uction 6 1 1 The VCP 010 06 07 x is a high quality multi standard video cassette player This unit plays versions of NTSC and PAL videocassettes The video output format is selectable between NTSC and P...

Page 7: ...s interrupted 250 msec while a cassette is in the video player the player will shut down and the cassette must be ejected and reinserted into the VCP to restart playback 6 1 5 The VCP powers up to an...

Page 8: ...level for activation of infrared commands Connection to multiple IFR 9A units utilizing the 5 VDC digital logic level connection requires an external Schottkey diode at each IFR 9A unit This will prev...

Page 9: ...g conditions as to the unit location and type of installation 1 3 Mounting screws are required to secure the unit Refer to Section II 9 0 for mounting hole diameters and configurations 1 4 All headpho...

Page 10: ...or ground is applied to the wrong points 3 2 DO NOT connect or disconnect the unit while power is applied 3 3 DO NOT remove any factory installed screws Damage to the unit may result and void any warr...

Page 11: ...parallel to combustible fluid or oxygen lines maintain a minimum separation of six 6 inches between the lines 4 2 Power Wires All power and ground wires shall be 22 AWG MINIMUM shielded twisted pair w...

Page 12: ...pecification is available upon request 5 0 Physical Characteristics 5 1 Refer to Section I 5 0 for unit dimensions and Section II 9 0 for attachment points 5 2 When mounting the unit allow sufficient...

Page 13: ...evices when using the RS 485 data bus to be used in the same system while maintaining independent control Three 3 strap pins are available to configure the infrared codes and RS 485 addressing Standar...

Page 14: ...ooting Procedures Check that 28 VDC power is applied to the proper pins on the unit Use a voltmeter to verify correct level Reset the unit by removing power from it for at least one 1 minute and then...

Page 15: ...lace videocassette tape Change Format Video not present Cassette not loaded Tape defective Video connector not operational Load videocassette Replace videocassette tape Reconnect or repair cable Audio...

Page 16: ...010 06 07 x Installation Operation Manual Document 540236 Rev IR 11 2002 Page 15 of 21 9 0 Reference Drawings 9 1 The following diagrams show the unit dimensions mounting locations and connector loca...

Page 17: ...Audio International Inc VCP 010 06 07 x Installation Operation Manual Document 540236 Rev IR 11 2002 Page 16 of 21...

Page 18: ...onal Inc VCP 010 06 07 x Installation Operation Manual Document 540236 Rev IR 11 2002 Page 17 of 21 9 2 The following diagrams show the unit dimensions mounting locations and connector locations for t...

Page 19: ...Audio International Inc VCP 010 06 07 x Installation Operation Manual Document 540236 Rev IR 11 2002 Page 18 of 21...

Page 20: ...frared inputs or eight 8 of the same devices when using the RS 485 data bus to be used in the same system while maintaining independent control Three 3 strap pins are available to configure the infrar...

Page 21: ...into the Tape Slot 2 1 Gently insert a videocassette tape into the cassette tape slot Apply slight forward pressure to the side edge of the tape The VCP 010 06 07 x will gently pull the tape into the...

Page 22: ...f the videocassette tape 3 4 Play Button Press the PLAY button to begin videocassette tape viewing Pressing PLAY twice in succession activates double speed play 3 5 Fast Forward Button While the tape...

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