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Of the five BNCs, the audio in and video in allow you to use external signals for the RF output of the B&K as opposed to its built-in signals. The audio out gives you the internal audio out (1 kHz or 3 kHz as marked on the front panel) for testing amplifiers and so on. Multiburst out should be associated with the row of white/tan buttons, and the subcarrier out is either a 4.5 MHz signal with the audio on it (used for testing sound-IF circuits typically), or possibly a color burst (3.579545 MHz) signal. The lower-right BNC on the front will give you just a sync signal as selected with its associated switch.
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