Sony RM-E700 - Page 16

Connection 3
"Use this connection when you have a Sony recorder
__with the infrared remote control unit, but without the
ee OL L, REMOTE, LANC @, or CONTROL S
__ input jack. Control the recorder by transmitting the
-_ infrared signal from the RM-E700 to the infrared beam
_ detector of the recorder. After connection, set the
"switches at the rear of the RM-E700.
TV or monitor 1
_ Recorder Connect the RM-E700 and the recorder.
to audio/video input
Connect the TV
(or monitor) to the recorder.
Connecting
Yo cable (not
supplied, page 54)
/
Infrared beam ee video (yellow)
Y= audio L (white)
4
ee
audio
R
(red)
Set
the
switches
at
the
rear.
fs
“
Other switches may be at any position.
vm 2
VTR3°.
Ugony—. — MEMORY
COMMAND
: MODE es
oe ; Set to SONY. :
When the recorder has the COMMAND MODE selector
— Set to the same position as the recorder.
When the recorder does not have the COMMAND MODE
selector > Set to: VTR1 for ED Beta/Beta VCR; VTR2 for
8mm VCR; VTR3 for VHS VCR.
RECORDER section
The command mode (VTR1, VTR2
of VTR3) appears in the display
window. Note
The figure on the right is The RM-E700 cannot control the tape transport functions
when you set the COMMAND which the recorder does not have, even though the RM-E70:
244
Signal
flow
MODE
selector
to
VTR3.
14
has those transport buttons.