GoVideo dvr5000 사양 가이드
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Experience
A
For the simplest hookup.
RF In connects to television antenna
and/or cable. The RF Out jack allows
the DVR5000 to work with any television,
even older models, ensuring consumer
satisfaction with product. (Mono sound.)
and/or cable. The RF Out jack allows
the DVR5000 to work with any television,
even older models, ensuring consumer
satisfaction with product. (Mono sound.)
B
For stereo sound,
simple hookup.
simple hookup.
Composite connections allow a simple
stereo hookup (left and right channels).
The DVR5000 provides extra video and
audio line ins and outs (Note: (C) can
also be utilized) for attaching to other
stereo components, amplifiers, receivers
or stereo televisions. Other VCRs and
DVD players, etc. can also be hooked
up to the DVR5000. When using these
connections, the DVDs’ 5.1 digital
audio sound is “mixed” down to right
and left stereo only.
stereo hookup (left and right channels).
The DVR5000 provides extra video and
audio line ins and outs (Note: (C) can
also be utilized) for attaching to other
stereo components, amplifiers, receivers
or stereo televisions. Other VCRs and
DVD players, etc. can also be hooked
up to the DVR5000. When using these
connections, the DVDs’ 5.1 digital
audio sound is “mixed” down to right
and left stereo only.
C
Extra stereo audio
connections.
connections.
Line Out Audio composite (also “mixed”
down to stereo only) connections can
be used when the DVD portion of the
unit is hooked up through either the
Component Video Out (E) or S-Video
Out (F), or when an extra audio out
is needed.
down to stereo only) connections can
be used when the DVD portion of the
unit is hooked up through either the
Component Video Out (E) or S-Video
Out (F), or when an extra audio out
is needed.
D
For timer recordings on VCR.
VCR+ C3–connects to the cable mouse
(included) which controls your cable box
or DSS (satellite) receiver. Allows you to
easily “program” the VCR to timer record.
(included) which controls your cable box
or DSS (satellite) receiver. Allows you to
easily “program” the VCR to timer record.
E
Option for DVD
video hookup.
video hookup.
Component Video Out connections are
used with very high-end televisions
which have these hookups available.
They allow the highest level of output
resolution to be seen on-screen. Either
used with very high-end televisions
which have these hookups available.
They allow the highest level of output
resolution to be seen on-screen. Either
mixed down stereo audio connections
(C) or 5.1 channel audio connections
(G), (H) or (I) can be used with this.
(C) or 5.1 channel audio connections
(G), (H) or (I) can be used with this.
F
Option for DVD
video hookup.
video hookup.
S Video Out is used for newer, higher-
end TVs with S Video In connections.
They give a higher picture quality (500
lines) when viewing DVDs. Either mixed
down stereo audio connections (C) or
5.1 channel audio connections (G), (H)
or (I) can be used with this.
end TVs with S Video In connections.
They give a higher picture quality (500
lines) when viewing DVDs. Either mixed
down stereo audio connections (C) or
5.1 channel audio connections (G), (H)
or (I) can be used with this.
G
Option for DVD analog
audio hookup.
audio hookup.
These connections are for the decoded
Dolby Digital 5.1 channels (left and
right front, left and right rear, center
speaker and powered subwoofer)
and are used for hookup with a “Dolby
Digital-Ready” amplifier.
Dolby Digital 5.1 channels (left and
right front, left and right rear, center
speaker and powered subwoofer)
and are used for hookup with a “Dolby
Digital-Ready” amplifier.
H
Option for the DVD digital
audio hookup.
Optical connection is used for hookup
if you have an amplifier with Dolby
Digital decoder already inside it. This
connection is optical, known as TosLink.
if you have an amplifier with Dolby
Digital decoder already inside it. This
connection is optical, known as TosLink.
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I
Option for the DVD digital
audio hookup.
audio hookup.
Coaxial connection is used for hookup
if you have an amplifier with Dolby
Digital decoder already inside it. This
connection is coaxial.
if you have an amplifier with Dolby
Digital decoder already inside it. This
connection is coaxial.
A or B are mandatory connections,
and will allow for complete opera-
tion of VCR and DVD player. C is
stereo option for VCR and/or DVD.
E or F are options for DVD viewing
only. G, H and I are audio (sound)
options for DVD only.
and will allow for complete opera-
tion of VCR and DVD player. C is
stereo option for VCR and/or DVD.
E or F are options for DVD viewing
only. G, H and I are audio (sound)
options for DVD only.
©2000 Sensory Science Corporation. All rights reserved. Go-Video is a registered trademark of Sensory Science Corp. Dolby is a trademark of Dolby Laboratories
Licensing Corp. TosLink is a registered trademark of Toshiba Corporation. DTS is a trademark of DTS Technology, LLC. VCR Plus+ and PlusCode are registered trade-
marks of Gemstar Development Corporation. The VCR Plus+ system is manufactured under license from Gemstar Development Corporation. All other brand and product
names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. All specifications are subject to change.
Licensing Corp. TosLink is a registered trademark of Toshiba Corporation. DTS is a trademark of DTS Technology, LLC. VCR Plus+ and PlusCode are registered trade-
marks of Gemstar Development Corporation. The VCR Plus+ system is manufactured under license from Gemstar Development Corporation. All other brand and product
names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. All specifications are subject to change.
DVR
5000
The full complement of inputs and outputs on
the DVR5000 allows almost any option, and is
one of the most complete configurations available.
7835 East McClain Drive
Scottsdale, Arizona USA 85260-1732
TEL.480.998.3400 FAX 480.998.8312
www.sensoryscience.com
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DVR5000
TechnicalSpecifications
Weight: 16 lbs. (boxed) Dimensions:
Unit: 17"w x 3.5"h x 14"d
Box: 22"w x 8.5"h x 19"d
Units can be stacked 10 high
Power Requirement: 120V AC, 60 Hz, 34 W
Clock backup time: approx. 6 hours
Environment: 41-104° F; 10-75% humidity
Inputs: Audio: 2 stereo, RCA connector, -8dbm,
47K
Ω
, front and rear; Video: 2 composite, RCA
connector, 75
Ω
, 1Vp-p; RF:Antenna or CATV Input,
F-Connector, 75
Ω
Outputs: Headphone: 3.5mm stereo w/volume
control; Audio: 2 stereo, RCA connector, -8dbm,
1.5k
Ω
, (DVD only: 5.1 Channel Dolby Digital
Output, RCA Connector, 2 Digital, 1 optical,
1 coaxial;) Video: 1 Composite, RCA Connector,
75
Ω
, 1Vp-p, (DVD only: 1 S-Video output,
S-Connector, 75
Ω
, Y=1.0Vp-p, C=0.286Vp-p,
1 component, 75
Ω
, Y=1.0Vp-p, Pb=0.7Vp-p,
Pr=0.7Vp-p;) RF: Channel 3 or 4, IR: Cable mouse
output for Cable Box Control (Cable Mouse included)
VCR Specs
Video System: 1/2" VHS, 4 rotary head helical
scanning, FM azimuth luminance; chrominance:
converted sub system phase shift
Audio Track: Normal: 1 track; Hi-Fi: 2 track
Play/Record Time: T-180 tape; SP 3 hr., SLP 9 hr
FF/Rew Time: T-120 tape: <2 min. Heads: Video:
DA 4 rotary Duraheads
TM
; Audio: 2 rotary heads
(Hi-Fi); 1 stationary head (Linear); Control: 1 sta-
tionary head; Erase: 1 full track, 1 audio track
Wow & Flutter: Less than 0.005% (Hi-Fi)
Freq. Response: 20-20,000 Hz (Hi-Fi)
DVD Specs
Disc Compatibility: CD, CD-R, Not compatible
with CD-R/W, DVD-Video, CD-Digital Audio (5"
and 3.5"), CD Video and MP3 files on CD-ROM
Freq. Response: 4 Hz-22kHz Signal to Noise
Ratio: 110 dB Dynamic Range: 96 dB THD: 0.003%