uher 6000 REPORT UNIVERSAL - Page 6

Pi
oe SOMERS see Ge ys:
transport
may
be
interrupted
(remote
stop:
6
and
7)
by
simply
holding
down
the
switch
on
the
microphone.
Pin
8
is
charged
with
“+”
voltage
for
powering
a
low-impedance
electret
condenser
microphone
(like
UHER
M
646)
direcily
from
the recorder.
9.6
AV
Input/Output
(6)
This
socket
is
for
connecting
accessory
equipment
used
in
the
double-track
interlock
method
of
synchronizing
sound
and
film
(DIN
15970).
When
recording
sound
by
this
method,
sync
of
sound
and
pic-
ture
may
be
achieved
by
controlling
either
the
speed
of
the
film
projector
(called
as
in
professional
film
recording
“forward
control”)
or
that
of
the
open-reel
tape
recorder
(“back-
ward
control”).
With
the
proper
accessory,
1000-Hz
pulses
delivered
by
a
film
camera
—
at,
for
example
every
picture
or
every
fourth
picture
—
(according
to
the
system
used)
may
serve
as
the
basis
for
regu-
lating
the
speed.
In
filming
with
live
sound,
the
1000-Hz
pulses
generated
by
the
flm
camera
are
stored
together
with
the
sound
recording
on
separate
tracks
of
the
tape
(track
1
—
sound
track,
track
3
—
ouise
track).
To
this
end,
the
pulse
track
system
leads
of
the
special
AV
record/playback
head
are
run
out
to
contacts
6
and
3
(3
=
ground)
of
the
AV
socket.
The
recorder
is
switched
to
PAUSE
whenever
contacts
5
and
4
(4
=
ground)
of
the
AV
socket
are
connected
together.
Forward
control
is
needed
in
the
unified
sound
system,
for
example,
whilebackward
contr
o!
must
be
employed
in
sys-
tems
like
the
Gigge
Syn
2000,
Symputer
professional,
Unisync
and
Synchromaster.
2.7
RADIO
PHONO
Input/Output
(7)
This
socket
is
a
combined
input
and
output
for
connection
to
a
stereo
tuner,
receiver
or
amplifier
that
is
equipped
with
DIN
socketry.
Use
UHER
inter-unit
lead
K
511
(mono)
or
K541
(stereo)
to
connect
the
TAPE
socket
of
the
radio
or
amplifier.
To
avoid
loss
of
high
frequencies
in
record
and
playback,
con-
necting
leads
K
511
or
K451
should
be
extended
only
by
expe-
rienced
service
technicians,
and
then
only
if
the
output
impec-
ance
of
the
input
source
permits.
Record-players
with
crystz:
pick-ups
may
also
be
connected
to
the
high-level
input
of
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