The factory default input setting is scart 1.
The CM-394 has last memory capability to memorize the last input selected
before power down and to return to that input when power back on again.
1.IR Sensor:
Infrad remote control sensor.
2.Menu/Enter:
This button serves two purposes.
1.Press the button to enter OSD main control menu as shown in the "OSD Operation".
2.To act as a "enter' key to enter sub menu of your selected item.
5/6.
+/-
button:
Press the button to move up or down the cursor to your
desired parameter. Or after a parameter is selected, Press the button to
alter the value of your selected parameter
Rear Panel
1. DC power jack:
5V 2A DC power input..
2. SCART 1:
Use a scart cable to connect the scart output of your source
equipment to this scart input.
The DC voltage on scart pin- I 6(fast blanking) from the source equipment
will decide whether output from source device is RGB Sync or composite.
in case if pin-16 is floating or pull high, the CM-394 will set to RGBS mode.
Otherwise it will be set to composite mode. The detection of pin-16
voltage and therefore signal format from the source is carried out automaticaly on
CM-394.
3. SCART 2:
Use a scart cable to connect the scart output of your 2nd scart
source to this scart input of the CM-394
4. CV-IN:
Use a Composite video cable to connect the composite video
output of the source equipment
t o
this composite video(CV) input of the
scaler.
5. S-Video:
Use a S-Video cable to connect the S-Video output of the
source video equipment to this " S-Video" input on the back of the video Scaler.
S-Video provides improved performance over composite video and is
recommended over composite.
6. PC/HD output:
This HD-15 D-Sub connector is shared by PC/RGBHV output
and HDTV/YPbPr output.
When PC/RGBHV output resolution (VGA to SXGA) is selected,
use the HD-15 to HD-15 VGA cable to connect this output to the PC input
of your display monitor.
When HDTV/YPbPr output (480p, 576p, 720p, pseudo 1080i) is selected, use
the HD-15 to YPbPr 3 x RCA cable to connect this output to the YPbPr
input of your HDTV display.
