Alcorn Mcbride Digital Binloop HD, User Manual

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Unbalanced Audio and Analog Video
Eight groups of RCA connectors provide stereo unbalanced analog
audio, composite video, and component video outputs from each
reproducer. They are color-coded and labeled from the top of the cage
down, in the following order:
Connector Color Signal
WHITE Left Unbalanced Audio
RED Right Unbalanced Audio
RED Pr/R Component Video
GREEN Y/G Component Video
BLUE Pb/B Component Video
YELLOW Composite Video
The component video outputs can be configured to output in either the
RGB or YPbPr colorspace. They can also be configured to output in a
variety of different video formats (i.e. 1080i, 720p, 480p, etc.). The
composite video (CVBS) connector always outputs a standard-definition
version of the reproducer’s video output.
Show Control Port
The Show Control serial port is intended for applications where the
Binloop is to be controlled remotely via an RS-232 capable control
system. This could be an Alcorn McBride show controller, a PC, or
practically any device with an RS-232 serial port. Since this interface is
designed to be flexible, it supports a variety of different serial protocols.
These protocols include
Alcorn 9-bit , Pioneer/AMI , and MIDI . For
more information on how to use the serial control interface, please refer
to the section titled
Controlling the Binloop .
Pin Signal
1 N/C
2 RXD
3 TXD
4 N/C
5 GND
6 – 9 Not Used