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Overview

Remote control of the LD100 / LD100U Line
Doubler is provided by an RS-232 serial interface
connector located on the rear panel of the unit. A
external controller such as a computer or integrated
system controller with an RS-232 interface may be
used to control all user accessible functions of the
Line Doubler.

RS-232 controllable functions include: Video, Y/C
(S-VHS), RGB, Component (YUV), Brightness,
Contrast, Color, Tint, Noise Reduction, Detail Level,
Auto-Tint, Digital Filter On/Off, Freeze On/Off, Echo
On/Off, Help, Status and Return to Factory Preset.

Communication Settings

Communication with the LD100 Line Doubler is
accomplished by setting the following conditions:
9600, No Parity, 8 Data Bits and 1 Stop Bit. The fac-
tory BUAD rate is set at 9600, but rates of 1200,
2400 and 4800 are also available.

Baud Rate Selection

To change the RS-232 BAUD rate, remove the top
cover of the LD100 Line Doubler. A 4 switch Dip
switch is located on the front panel. Set the switch-
es from the table shown below. If the BAUD rate is
changed, the LD100 

MUST

be powered off and

then on for the new BAUD rate to take effect.

DIP Switch Settings

Rate 

1

2

3

4

1200

ON

ON

ON

ON

2400

OFF

ON

ON

ON

4800 ON

OFF

ON

ON

*9600

OFF

OFF

ON

ON

* = Factory Preset

INSTALLATION

Interface to the LD100 Line Doubler is done by
using a 3 wire interface. Interface schematics for the
IBM-PC™, AMX™ and CRESTRON™ controllers
are shown to the right.

CABLE SPECIFICATION: Computer Interface

LD100/LD100U

DATA TERMINAL or

Line Doubler

IBM PC

DB25 (MALE)

DB25 (FEMALE)

RxD 2 

2

0

TxD

TxD 3 

3

0

RxD

GROUND 7 

7

0

GROUND

4

0

RTS

5

0

CTS

6

0

DSR

20 DTR

CABLE SPECIFICATION: AMX AXC-232 Interface

LD100/LD100U

AMX AXC-232 

Line Doubler 

INTERFACE

DB25 (MALE) 

RxD 2 

3 TxD

TxD 3 

2 RxD

GROUND 7 

1 GROUND

CABLE SPECIFICATION: 

CRESTRON CNCOMH-2/CNMS Interface

LD100/LD100U

CRESTON CNCOMH-2 

Line Doubler

INTERFACE

DB25 (MALE) 

RxD 2 

3 TxD

TxD 3 

2 RxD

GROUND 7

5 GROUND

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APPENDIX A

LD100/LD100U Remote Control Operation

Summary of Contents for LD100/LD100U

Page 1: ...The Faroudja LD100 LD100U Line Doubler Installation Operation Instructions...

Page 2: ...rmation 18 Copyright 1994 by Faroudja Laboratories Inc No part of this document may be copied photocopied reproduced translated or reproduced to any electronic medium or machine readable form without...

Page 3: ...ration and benefits Also supplied is an overview of the proprietary tech 2 nologies utilized in this extraordinary device and an explanation of the visual improvements it provides in home video playba...

Page 4: ...anies The following list represents those that have recog nized the value of Faroudja s solutions to imaging problems and pay for the opportunity to incorporate this technology in their advanced video...

Page 5: ...ectable 75 Ohm ter minator switch is provided and should be in the ON position if the input loop is not used The Y C input uses a standard 4 pin S VHS connector This input is not available for a loope...

Page 6: ...now enters the Luminance Detail and Noise Reduction block where the functions of Noise Reduction and Detail Level are controlled The Luminance signal from the Luminance Detail and Noise Reduction bloc...

Page 7: ...s annoying artifact is caused by imperfect separation of the color chroma and black and white luminance sig nals by the color decoder circuitry Simple techniques used commonly to separate the two sign...

Page 8: ...n one doubles the scan lines and performs other signal processing The lack of high frequency detail becomes very obvious with almost all sources The resultant picture is free of scan lines but dull wi...

Page 9: ...ce the reliability of the unit and lead to the possibility of overheating When the LD100 LD100U is rack mounted a mini mum of 1 25 1 rack unit height of free space is to be provided for both the top a...

Page 10: ...n of the LD100 using inputs from 1 A composite source such as a Laser Disk Player VCR or TV Receiver 2 A Y C input such as a S VHS VCR 3 An RGB input with sync on green or a Component input such as a...

Page 11: ...5 Component Input Component Inputs are more commonly used in the broadcast studio or post production environment The video signal in its component form Y R Y B Y is carried in a 3 wire cable with BNC...

Page 12: ...rk together to sharpen edge transitions for a punchi er picture The proprietary bandwith expansion cir cuitry contained in the LD100 is critical to its spec tacular performance Typical line doublers p...

Page 13: ...e output cable RGB cables are swapped Check projector monitor termination Input source not selected correctly No burst on input RGB or Y R Y B Y Inputs not terminated Picture washed out Composite inpu...

Page 14: ...over of the LD100 Line Doubler A 4 switch Dip switch is located on the front panel Set the switch es from the table shown below If the BAUD rate is changed the LD100 MUST be powered off and then on fo...

Page 15: ...or r Select RGB Input Mode This command is a single character command X or x Select Component YUV Mode This command is a single character command Variable Adjustment Commands B or b Adjust Brightness...

Page 16: ...ons are placed in the remote mode If a pot function is set via the remote it can be returned back to local mode by adjusting that function on the front panel This is accomplished by creating a win dow...

Page 17: ...NC connectors on each end as well as 15 pin VGA cable when using the VGA output Cable Type Maximum Length Mini BNC cables 75 ohm 100 Feet 1 15nS Foot propagation RG 59 U type cable 75 ohm 150 Feet 75...

Page 18: ...C Y C 3 58 Non Composite 700m Vp p Y 286mVp p C Burst RGB 700mVp p Non Composite 1Vp p Composite YUV Y 1V w Sync R Y 714mV B Y 714mV Composite Sync Negative 4Vp p Composite INPUT SIGNALS PAL 625 Line...

Page 19: ...sell ing distributor to repair or replace at its option those products which the selling distrib utor determines to have breached this warranty within the specified period Any claims under this warra...

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