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Nagra 4.2 - Pilot and Clapper Inputs; Line Output

Nagra 4.2
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44. PILOT AND CLAPPER INPUTS:
1. Ground
2. CLAPPER: Clapper oscillator control input (control voltage + 4 to
+ 14 V) or switching on of QRR receiver by connecting to ground.
3. XTAL: Internal crystal pilot generator output, 50/60 Hz.
4. PILOT IN: Pilot signal input, impedance 5 k. Input level 0.5 –
25 V.
45. LINE OUTPUT
The line output of the Nagra 4.2 is on the right–hand side of the recorder. The load impedance should be
equal to or greater than 600 . When the "LINE AND PHONES" switch is in the position "TAPE", the line out-
put voltage is 4.4 V into 600 while playing back a tape recorded at 0 dB. The Nagra 4.2 can record at a
level 4 dB higher than this, thus the maximum line output voltage will be 7 V. Unloaded, these voltages will
be 10% greater. The line output uses two 4 mm banana sockets. It is the secondary of a transformer and is
floating. A banana socket connected to the chassis is available beside the line output sockets.
46. GROUND (banana socket)
47. LOUDSPEAKER
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