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5. Output Resolution Menus
»
a. Output Resolution
»
i.
640x480p
»
ii.
720x480i/P
»
iii.
720x576i/P
»
iv.
1920x540P
»
v.
1280x720P
»
vi.
1280X768P
»
vii.
1366/1368x768P
»
viii.
1400x1050P
»
ix.
1920x1080i/P
»
b. Output Resolution Default – Sets the
output resolution of the KD-VP2500 back
to the default setting of 1280X720P
6. HDMI Menus
»
a. HDMI Input CSC
»
i.
Auto
»
ii.
RGB
»
iii.
YCbCr
»
b. HDMI Output CSC
»
i.
Auto
»
ii.
RGB
»
iii.
YCbCr
»
c. HDMI Output Setup
»
i.
HDMI
»
ii.
DVI
7. Analog Output Menu
»
a. RGBHV
»
b. YPbPr
8. Test Patterns
»
a. Input Test Pattern – the input test
pattern is inserted at the input of the
scaler circuit.
»
i.
Normal - This setting
disables input test patterns from
being sent to the KD-VP2500 video
outputs and is used for normal
operation of the unit.
»
ii.
Cross-Diaganol Lines
»
iii.
Horizontal Ramp
»
iv.
Vertical Ramp
»
v.
Horizontal Gray Scale
»
vi.
Vertical Gray Scale
»
vii.
Horizontal Color Bars
»
viii.
Vertical Color Bars
»
b. Output Test Pattern – the output test
pattern is inserted at the output of the
scaler circuit
»
i.
Normal Display – This
setting disables output test patterns
from being sent to the KD-VP2500
video outputs and is used for normal
operation of the unit.
»
ii.
Horizontal Ramp
»
iii.
Color Bars
»
iv.
Cross Hatch
»
v.
White Window
»
vi.
Gray Scale
»
vii.
Wide Horizontal Ramp
»
viii.
Wide Vertical Ramp
»
ix.
Cross Pattern
»
x.
White Pattern
9. Factory Default
»
Choosing this option and selecting ‘Yes’
confirmation will reset ALL parameters in
the menus above to their factory default.
See page 12 for default settings.
Setup and Operation
After all cabling is connected and the unit powered on, there are some functional settings
which need to be made. These include output resolution, screen and audio/video association
menu assignments as well as proper color space settings. Additionally, there are many detailed
parameters which can be adjusted to taste or to compensate for different sources and/or displays.
These parameters are grouped within the picture and screen menus.
The following detailed steps will facilitate easy setup and operation of the KD-VP2500.
Setup
Configure the functional settings of the KD-VP2500. It will help to have a video signal present at
selected input
1.
Set desired output resolution
– Navigate to the ‘Output Resolution’ menu. Press the left or
right arrow button repeatedly until the desired resolution is displayed. These resolutions take
effect immediately and there is no need to press the ‘select’ button to engage the setting.
2.
Set the A/V associations
- Each video input is able to be associated with any audio input.
Navigate to the ‘A/V Association’ menu until the desired video input is displayed. For example,
to assign stereo analog input 1 to Component 1, go to ‘A/V Set Component 1’. Press the left or
right arrow button until Stereo 1 is displayed. Assignment takes place immediately.
3.
Set the intended color space conversion (CSC) for HDMI Input/Output
– Proper color
space must be set for HDMI input and output. The correct setting depends on the source
and display characteristics. Navigate to the ‘HDMI In CSC’ or ‘HDMI Out CSC’ menu. There
is an ‘auto’ setting in these two menus which can be used most reliably. Alternatively, it may
sometimes be necessary to select either RGB or YCbCr color space conversion. With any of
the above menus, the correct setting will be apparent when viewing the display, as the wrong
setting will yield incorrect colors in the image. In order to determine, with accuracy, what the
correct settings should be, use the built-in color bar test patterns on the KD-VP2500 to assure
proper setup.
4.
Set the intended CSC for the analog video output
– Proper color space must also be set
for the analog video output. Navigate to the ‘Analog Out CSC’ menu and select either YPbPr
or RGB, depending on the requirement of the display. With the above menu, the correct setting
will be apparent when viewing the display, as the wrong setting will yield incorrect colors in the
image. In order to determine, with accuracy, what the correct settings should be, use the built-
in color bar test patterns on the KD-VP2500 to assure proper setup.
5.
Setup the HDMI output port
– Navigate to the ‘HDMI Out Setup’ menu. Use the left or
right arrow button to select either DVI or HDMI. When using DVI equipped displays and an
appropriate HDMI to DVI adapter cable out of the KD-VP2500, set this menu to DVI. When
using HDMI equipped screens, set this menu to HDMI.
After the above functional settings have been configured, detailed adjustments can be made for
each individual video input source. To begin the input source setup, choose an input with which
to start. Complete the steps below, and then continue on to the next video input, completing the
same steps for each source. The KD-VP2500 will automatically store every parameter below for
each input.
