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Nagra III - Input and Output Ports

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5
The
recording
amplifier
when
on
IITestingl1
The
play-back
amplifier
on
"Record"
"Automatic
Record"
and
"Play-back
and
Batt.
Meter
" .
The
line
amplifier
on
"Hi-Fi
Play-back"
The
normal
output
level
is
approximately
250
mY.
One
can
use
this
output
to
connect
the
Nagra
to
an
external
power
amplifier.
A 1
arm
S i g n a 1 .
This
signal
is
injected
between
the
lower
socket
of
the
monitoring
output
and
earth,
when
the
motor
speed
stabiliser
reaches
the
bottom
of
its
range,
that
is,
during
fast
rewind
and
in
case
of
exhaustion
of
batteries
or
accidental
braking
of
the
motor.
If
one
uses
this
output
for
connection
to
a
power
amplifier,
the
alarm
signal
can
be
quite
annoying.
In
order
to
avoid
this,
one
connects
the
external
amplifier
between
the
earth
on
the
line
input
on
the
right
side
of
the
apparatus,
and
the
upper
socket
of
the
monitoring
output.
14)
a.
Line
Input
This
input
is
at
high
impedance
and
one
can
connect
it,
for
instance,
to
a
radio
receiver
to
record
a
transmission.
The
input
impedance
is
100.000
ohms
and
the
normal
level
0,
5
volt.
b,
Accessory
Socket
The
corresponding
plug
is
a
Tuchel
T.
3400.
The
connections
are
shown
on
the
surrounding
label
as
follows:
1.
o
Batteries
taken
direct
to
the
negative
of
the
internal
battery.
This
can
b p
used
for
recharging
internal
accum
ulators
if
they
are
employed
in
place
of
batteries.
2.
o
Earth
=
the
positive
of
the
battery
is
connected
to
earth.
3.
o
Line
This
line
input
is
similar
to
the
line
input
mentioned
above
but
the
impedance
is
2500
ohms
and
the
normal
level
8
mY.
This
is
for
use
with
the
Nagr
a
accessories
such
as
external
m
ic
rophon
e
pr
earn
plifi
e
r.
4.
o
Stop
connection
for
remote
control
-
if
reconnected
to
earth
the
motor
will
stop.
5.
o
External
=
This
is
the
connection
for
the
negative
of
an
external
power
supply.
The
a
pplied
voltage
should
be
between
12
and
24
volts
DC
and
must
not
exceed
25
volts.
6.
o
-10.5V
regulated
voltage
for
supply
of
accessories.
c)
Balanced
Output
This
line
output
is
symmetrical
and
floating.
The
characteristics
are
marked
on
the
label:
with
a
load
not
less
than
600
ohms
4,
4 V
(+
15
db)
0 r
" "
" "
"
100
ohms
1,55
V
(+
6
db)
a
At
this
socket
the
following
signals
will
be
found:
During
testing
and
recording.
the
signal
applied
to
the
recording
head.
One
should
not
load
these
sockets
during
this
operation.
(Except
when
a
DH
amplifier
is
used).
During
Play-
back
&
Batt.
Meter
the
signal
feeding
the
with
reduced
reserve
of
the
level.