Editing D-Terminal (section)

{{short description|Analog video connector used in Japan}}
{{About|the video connector|the item used in [[Digimon Adventure 02]]|Digivice}}
{{Expand Japanese|D端子|date=November 2011|topic=tech}}
{{Infobox connector
| name = D Video connector
| image = [[Image:D4 video connector (cropped).jpg|300px]]
| caption = A D-Terminal jack.
| type = [[analog electronics|Analogue]] video connector
| designer = EIAJ (Electronic Industry Association of Japan)
| design_date = Late 1990s
| manufacturer = 
| production_date = Late 1990s to present
| superseded = [[RCA connector]]s
| superseded_by = 
| length = 
| width = 
| height = 
| audio_signal = device-dependent
| video_signal = [[analog electronics|Analogue]] [[component video]], [[480i]], [[480p]], [[720p]], [[1080i]], [[1080p]]
| data_signal = Resolution and [[Aspect ratio]] information
| num_pins = 14 (6 video, 3 reserved, 2 detect, 3 data)
| pinout_image = [[Image:D4 connector.png|300px]]
| pinout_caption = A female connector seen from the front.
| pin1 = [[Luminance (video)|luminance]] (0.7&nbsp;V, 75&nbsp;Ω)
| pin1_name = Y
| pin2 = Y [[Ground (electricity)|ground]]
| pin2_name = Y GND
| pin3 = 0.35&nbsp;V, 75&nbsp;Ω
| pin3_name = P<sub>B</sub>
| pin4 = 
| pin4_name = P<sub>B</sub> GND
| pin5 = 0.35&nbsp;V, 75&nbsp;Ω
| pin5_name = P<sub>R</sub>
| pin6 = 
| pin6_name = P<sub>R</sub> GND
| pin7 = Reserve link 1
| pin7_name = 
| pin8 = 0&nbsp;V = 525 lines<br/> 2.2&nbsp;V = 750 lines<br/> 5&nbsp;V = 1125 lines
| pin8_name = Data line 1
| pin9 = 0&nbsp;V = 59.94i / 60i<br/> 5&nbsp;V = 59.94p / 60p
| pin9_name = Data line 2
| pin10 = Reserve link 2
| pin10_name = 
| pin11 = 0&nbsp;V = 4:3 <br/> 2.2&nbsp;V = 4:3 letterbox <br/> 5&nbsp;V = 16:9
| pin11_name = Data line 3
| pin12 = 
| pin12_name = Plug insert detect ground
| pin13 = Reserve link 3
| pin13_name = 
| pin14 = output 10&nbsp;kΩ, input > 100&nbsp;kΩ
| pin14_name = Plug insert detect
| pin_custom1_name = Hooks
| pin_name_custom1 = GND
| pin_custom1 = Shell ground
}}
The '''D-Terminal''' or '''D-tanshi''' ({{lang|ja|Ｄ端子}}) is a type of analog video connector found on Japanese consumer electronics, typically [[High-definition television|HDTV]], [[DVD]], [[Blu-ray]], [[D-VHS]] and [[HD DVD]] devices. It was developed by the [[Electronic Industries Association of Japan|EIAJ]] (Electronic Industry Association of Japan) in its standard, RC-5237, for use in digital satellite broadcast tuners.  In appearance it is a small flat trapezoidal connector, the same connector as the [[Apple Attachment Unit Interface|AAUI]] connector used by [[Apple Computer]] for some time to connect to [[ethernet]].

Some items sold outside Japan use the connector as well. Notable examples are [[Canon (company)|Canon's]] [[List of Canon camcorders#Canon XH-A1(s)/XH-G1(s)|XH-A1]] DVC high-definition camcorder and [[Panasonic|Panasonic's]] [[List of Panasonic camcorders#AG-HVX200, AG-HVX200A (2005, 2006)|AG-HVX200]] [[DV (video format)#DVCPRO HD|DVCPro HD]] camcorder.