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USING THE A/V CINEMA SCALER PRO - MAIN LCD

INPUT RESOLUTIONS

This portion of the screen will display the currently selected input’s resolution.
The acceptable resolutions for each input type are listed below.

Input

Format

Resolution

Frequency

Component

YPbPr

480i/p

59/60Hz

576i/p

50Hz

720p

50/60Hz

1080i/p

25/29.97/30/50/59.97/60Hz

PC (VGA)

RGBHV

VGA (640x480)

60Hz

SVGA (800x600)

60Hz

XGA (1024x768)

60Hz

1152x864

60Hz

SXGA (1280x1024)

60Hz

1280x960

60Hz

WXGA (1280x800)

60Hz

WXGA (1360x768)

60Hz

UXGA (1600x1200)

60Hz

WUXGA (1920x1200)

60Hz

DVI-I (analog

and digital)

RGBHV

RGB

VGA (640x480)

60Hz

SVGA (800x600)

60Hz

XGA (1024x768)

60Hz

1152x864

60Hz

SXGA (1280x1024)

60Hz

1280x960

60Hz

WXGA (1280x800)

60Hz

WXGA (1360x768)

60Hz

UXGA (1600x1200)

60Hz

WUXGA (1920x1200)

60Hz

DVI-D & DVI-I

(Digital Only) &

HDMI

RGB

or YCbCr

480i/p

59/60Hz

576i/p

50Hz

720p

50/60Hz

1080i/p

23.97/24/25/29.97/30/50/59.

97/60Hz

NOTE:

23.97/24/50/60Hz signal are pass-through. No framerate conversions will

be applied.

Summary of Contents for A/V Cinema Scaler Pro I

Page 1: ...A V Cinema Scaler Pro I EXT AVCINEMAAA User Manual...

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Page 3: ...t gefen com Notice Gefen LLC reserves the right to make changes in the hardware packaging and any accompanying documentation without prior written notice A V Cinema Scaler Pro I is a trademark of Gefe...

Page 4: ...ormats 15 Sampling Rates 15 Number Of Channels 15 Output Screen 16 Surround Processing 17 Dynamic Range Compression 17 Reference Level Compensation 18 DVI Output Type 18 HDMI EDID Type 19 Audio Input...

Page 5: ...2K 38 Exit Output Selection 38 A V Cinema Scaler Pro On Screen Display Adjust 39 Horizontal Position 40 Vertical Position 40 Timeout 40 Background 41 Exit OSD Adjust 41 A V Cinema Scaler Pro Firmware...

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Page 7: ...caler Pro The Gefen Cinema Scaler is a video and audio device that can accomplish a unique variety of video scaling and audio conversion tasks Any signal can be scaled and displayed with total end use...

Page 8: ...itstream 8 Channel LPCM 32kHz 96kHz Audio Processing Dolby Pro Logic II All analog digital No DB 25 inputs See page 16 for a detailed description of this feature Maximum supported video input formats...

Page 9: ...r analog audio input for each source except HDMI Front panel source selection with bypass mode for DB 25 pass through RS 232 for optional firmware updates external control LCD screen for scaling prefe...

Page 10: ...4 Front Panel Back Panel 1 10 1 1 2 1 2 12 1 4 13 4 4 4 4 14 15 11 2 2 5 6 7 8 3 3 9 PANEL LAYOUT...

Page 11: ...available for all inputs except for the HDMI and DB 25 inputs For a listing of accepted audio formats including supported audio channels please see page 14 15 5 VGA Video Input This input will accept...

Page 12: ...e page 42 43 12 DVI D Input This input will accept DVI D video digital via a DVI I type connector Input format is digital only For a listing of accepted resolutions please see page 13 13 7 1 Channel A...

Page 13: ...enu and item selections t The Menu button is used to enter the configuration menu The Exit button is used to exit the configuration menu at any time INPUT SELECTION The desired input port can be direc...

Page 14: ...annel audio Please see page 42 43 for specific pin out information NOTE All inputs except for HDMI is able to accept both analog and digital audio sources Therefore each input has a selector option in...

Page 15: ...ratio can be navigated and adjusted by referencing either the LCD Screen or the On Screen Display OSD All menu navigation and adjustments are accomplished by using the front panel buttons Please revie...

Page 16: ...while the system is booting Once this is complete the Main Screen should appear There are 7 different information panes that are available to provide the user with useful information These are the Pr...

Page 17: ...A SCALER PRO MAIN LCD Product Title Main Screen Output Screen Surround Processing Screen DVI Output Type Screen Reference Level Compensation Screen Dynamic Range Control Screen HDMI EDID Type Screen A...

Page 18: ...no effect Please see below for the Main Screen layout SELECTED INPUT This portion of the screen will display the currently selected input The available inputs labels and associated buttons are listed...

Page 19: ...z XGA 1024x768 60Hz 1152x864 60Hz SXGA 1280x1024 60Hz 1280x960 60Hz WXGA 1280x800 60Hz WXGA 1360x768 60Hz UXGA 1600x1200 60Hz WUXGA 1920x1200 60Hz DVI I analog and digital RGBHV or RGB VGA 640x480 60H...

Page 20: ...igital S PDIF D DVI2 Analog L R RCA A Digital S PDIF TOSLINK D AUDIO FORMATS This portion of the screen will display the currently selected input s audio format When the input s audio type selector sw...

Page 21: ...that are being used by the currently selected input This will only display information when the input audio type is digital This does not cover the bypass mode Input Audio Input Type Supported PCM Ch...

Page 22: ...it features Dolby Pro Logic II surround sound processing Dolby Pro Logic II processes any high quality stereo signal source into five separate full frequency channels Dolby Pro Logic II also decodes 5...

Page 23: ...the user to the RLC screen The user has the option of changing the DRC state from this screen Use the or buttons to immediately change the DRC state REFERENCE LEVEL COMPENSATION Reference Level Compe...

Page 24: ...m this screen Use the or buttons to immediately change the DVI Output Type NOTE In accordance with HDCP regulations protected content will not be output via the DVI I port when the DVI Output Type is...

Page 25: ...he desired audio type for each input For a complete listing of the supported formats for each input please see page 14 This screen will display the currently selected Audio Input Type Pressing the but...

Page 26: ...LCD PRODUCT TITLE This screen will display the product title Pressing the button will return the user to the Output Screen Pressing the will cycle the user to the Main Screen Pressing the or buttons w...

Page 27: ...atures Menu will become available The following video audio adjustment menus will also become available From any of the information panes on the Main LCD screen press the Menu button to enter the Main...

Page 28: ...ntrols options for the on screen display system Items such as OSD timeout and opacity are found here Firmware The firmware revision and build date are listed here NOTE The following pages will strictl...

Page 29: ...able with this option Preset contrast brightness hue saturation and sharpness settings are stored for each mode When the mode is switched to User all individual options will be available for r adjustm...

Page 30: ...se the button to select the next option Use the option to return to the previous option CONTRAST This option will set the contrast level for the output video signal Press the or or Select buttons to b...

Page 31: ...buttons to begin adjusting this option A and character will surround the numerical value to signify that user adjustment can begin Use the and to adjust the value of this option When adjustments are...

Page 32: ...can begin Use the and to adjust the value of this option When adjustments are complete press the Select button to save Use the button to select the next option Use the option to return to the previous...

Page 33: ...to just within the border of the output resolution a black border will appear around the outside edges Letterbox Stretches the image to 16 9 aspect ratio without underscan Panscan Stretches the image...

Page 34: ...rces There are 4 settings to choose from To cycle between the noise reduction settings use either the or or Select buttons The change will be immediate and no other buttons need to be pressed to confi...

Page 35: ...le when using the VGA or DVI I Analog portion inputs Press the or or Select buttons to begin adjusting this option A and character will surround the numerical value to signify that user adjustment can...

Page 36: ...s option will return the user to the Main Features Menu To return to the Main Features Menu press the Select button Pressing the button will cycle to the Mode option Use the button to select the next...

Page 37: ...in each mode When the mode is switched to User all individual options will be available for adjustment r To cycle between the modes use the or or Select buttons The change will be immediate and no ot...

Page 38: ...ed additional options will become available Use the button to select the next option Use the option to return to the previous option RED This option will set the amount of red in the output video sign...

Page 39: ...e output video signal Press the or or Select buttons to begin adjusting this option A and character will surround the numerical value to signify that user adjustment can begin Use the and to adjust th...

Page 40: ...o select Lipsync Delay Adjust Use the or Select button to enter the menu There is only one option in this menu LIPSYNC DELAY This option will set the lip sync delay for the currently selected input Pr...

Page 41: ...To enter the Surround Delay Adjust menu use the and buttons from the Main Features Menu to select Surround Delay Adjust Use the or Select button to enter the menu The following illustrates all possibl...

Page 42: ...ill reduce the delay by 5 milliseconds The maximum delay available is 150 milliseconds Use the button to select the next option Use the option to return to the previous option REAR SURROUND LEFT DELAY...

Page 43: ...o enter the menu The following illustrates all possible options that are available in the Output Selection menu OUTPUT TIMING 1080P This option will change the output resolution to a progressive 1920x...

Page 44: ...e Main Features Menu To return to the Main Features Menu press the Select button Use the button to select the next option Use the option to return to the previous option A V CINEMA SCALER PRO ON SCREE...

Page 45: ...or or Select buttons to begin adjusting this option A and character will surround the numerical value to signify that user adjustment can begin Use the and to adjust the value of this option When adju...

Page 46: ...to begin adjusting this option A and character will surround the numerical value to signify that user adjustment can begin Use the and to adjust the value of this option When adjustments are complete...

Page 47: ...eatures Menu To return to the Main Features Menu press the Select button Use the button to select the next option Use the option to return to the previous option A V CINEMA SCALER PRO FIRMWARE The Fir...

Page 48: ...ough this input will be directly passed to the analog DB 25 output ENABLING BYPASS MODE To enable the bypass mode locate the bypass mode button on the front panel From the Main Screen press the Bypass...

Page 49: ...43 ANALOG INPUT AND OUTPUT PINOUT...

Page 50: ...C 24 Subwoofer Positive Input band limited to 300Hz in DigitalMedia mode 25 Tied to Output Pin Function 1 Left Negative Output 2 Right Surround Positive Output 3 Right Surround Negative Output 4 Left...

Page 51: ...45 RS 232 SERIAL CONTROL INTERFACE RS 232 SETTINGS RS 232 SETTINGS Bits per second 19200 Data bits 8 Parity None Stop bits 1 Flow Control None...

Page 52: ...SS 0 100 SHARPNESS 0 100 ADJUST Defaut 32 S NR 0 3 NR OFF HIGH 0 OFF 1 LOW 2 MIDDLE 3 HIGH NR CONTROL S PCHPOSITION 0 100 PCHPOSITION 0 100 H POSITION 0 100 ADJUST S PCVPOSITION 0 100 PCVPOSITION 0 10...

Page 53: ...ATUS R PICTUREMODE PICTUREMODE STANDARD USER SHOW PICTURE MODE STATUS R CONTRAST CONTRAST 0 100 SHOW CONTRAST STATUS R BRIGHTNESS BRIGHTNESS 0 100 SHOW BRIGHTNESS STATUS R HUE HUE 0 100 SHOW HUE STATU...

Page 54: ...shown in Figure 2 3PCS B B B A A A 1 Locate the side screws on the unit 2 Remove the front 3 screws that are located closest to the front of the unit 3 Using the removed screws screw the rack mounting...

Page 55: ...Hz HDMI DVI I DVI D VGA 720x480i 59 60Hz HDMI Component DVI D 720x480p 59 60Hz HDMI Component DVI D 720x576i 50Hz HDMI Component DVI D 720x576p 50Hz HDMI Component DVI D 1280x720p 50 60Hz HDMI Compone...

Page 56: ...cy Response 0 5dB Signal To Noise Ratio Analog L R Input 90dB Digital Input 100dB Analog DB 25 Input 110dB 20Hz 20kHz A weight filter reference to full scale output of 3 5Vrms Coaxial Digital Audio Fo...

Page 57: ...Terminal RS 232 Serial Communications Dimensions 16 9 W x 1 7 H x 8 D Package Dimensions 18 5 W x 4 5 H x 12 D Rack Mountable 1 5U Rack Ears Included Shipping Unit Weight Estimate 12 lbs 9 lbs Final T...

Page 58: ...sale may be required in order to claim warranty 2 Customers outside the US are responsible for shipping charges to and from Gefen 3 Copper cables are limited to a 30 day warranty and cables must be i...

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Page 60: ...Rev E3 3 25 20600 Nordhoff St Chatsworth CA 91311 1 800 545 6900 818 772 9100 fax 818 772 9120 www gefen com support gefen com Pb This product uses UL listed power supplies...

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