Back Panel Connections - T+A R 1260 R Betriebsanleitung

FM ANT - Antenna input
The receiver is fitted with a 75 Ω antenna input labelled
FM ANT, which is designed to match a standard domes-
tic antenna and cable input.
GND - Ground terminal
The ground lead from an analogue disc player is
connected here in order to avoid hum.
AUX / Phono - phono input socket
General purpose pre-amplifier input with an input sensi-
tivity of 250 mV / 20 kΩ. If an MM or MC phono module is
fitted then AUX is the phono input.
With MM phono module:
Input socket for disc players with moving magnet (MM)
cartridge systems. Input capacitance (100 pF ... 500 pF)
and input sensitivity (1 mV ... 5 mV) variable by means of
switches. Simply set the values closest to those stated by
the cartridge manufacturer.
With MC phono module:
Input socket for disc players with moving coil (MC)
cartridge systems. Input impedance (5 Ω ... 650 Ω) and
input sensitivity (50 uV ... 1000 uV) variable by means of
switches. Simply set the values closest to those stated by
the cartridge manufacturer.
TAPE 1
Input and output sockets for connecting devices which
can record and play back (recorders).
CD - input sockets
Input sockets for connecting high-level signal sources
such as CD player.

Back panel connections

TAPE 2
Input and output sockets for connecting devices which
can record and play back (recorders).
The input is equipped with an input buffer to be
connected to source units with high output impedance
(>1 kΩ).
TV - input sockets
Input sockets for connecting high-level signal sources
such as TV or VCR.
The input is equipped with an input buffer to be
connected to source units with high output impedance
(>1 kΩ).
PRE – pre-amplifier output
Variable asymmetrical pre-amplifier output fitted with
cinch sockets.
As this is a very low impedance output it is suitable for
long leads (e.g. to connect active speakers).
 SURROUND INTERFACE
  
This interface, now an accepted  standard, allows
any surround decoder to be looped-in between the
source select switch and the volume control of the
receiver.
This interface automatically detects a  surround
decoder connected to it and automatically switches to
surround operation. In surround mode the volume and
tone controls of the receiver are switched out of circuit.
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