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Unitech Multimedia Dcdi 550, User Manual

The Unitech Multimedia DCDI 550 is a high-quality multimedia player offering stunning picture and audio quality. Enhance your viewing experience with this versatile device. For detailed instructions on how to maximize its features, download the free User Manual from manualshive.com.

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BRIEFS   ·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙   3

      

T

RADEMARK   CREDIT

   ·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙   3

      

A

BOUT   SOFTWARE

   ·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙   3

      

F

EATURES

   ·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙   3

      

USING   DIRECTIONS   ·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙   4

      

I

NCLUDED   

A

CCESSORIES

   ·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙   4

      

E

XTENDED   

P

ORT

   ·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙   5

      

S

AFETY   INSTRUCTIONS

   ·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙   5

      

FUNCTION   INTRODUCTION   ·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙   6

      

B

RIEF

   ·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙   6

      

R

EAR   PANEL   GRAPHICAL   REPRESENTATION

   ·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙   7

      

F

RONT   PANEL   GRAPHICAL   REPRESENTATION

   ·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙   8

      

T

ECHNICAL   

S

PECIFICATION

   ·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙   9

      

USING   MENU   ·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙   10

      

H

OW   TO   USE   THE   KEYS

   ·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙   10

      

MENU   area   ·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙   10

      

CONTROL   area   ·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙   11

      

INPUTS   area   ·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙   12

      

TRANSITION   area   ·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙   12

      

Numeric   key   area   ·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙   12

      

D

EFAULT   STATE   INTRODUCTION

   ·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙   13

      

M

AIN   MENU   INTRODUCTION

   ·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙   15

      

Main   menu   ·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙   16

      

Picture   sub   menu   ·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙   17

      

Output   SeCng   sub   menu   ·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙   18

      

Video   Crop   sub   menu   ·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙·∙   20

      

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Summary of Contents for Dcdi 550

Page 1: ...User Manual Model Dcdi 550 Scaler Video Processor Before using this Scaler Video processor please read this manual carefully and preserved for reference in the future...

Page 2: ...nic mechanical photocopying record or other way for any business and profitable purpose The product specifications and information mentioned in this manual is just for reference will not give prior no...

Page 3: ...N 8 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION 9 USING MENU 10 HOW TO USE THE KEYS 10 MENU area 10 CONTROL area 11 INPUTS area 12 TRANSITION area 12 Numeric key area 12 DEFAULT STATE INTRODUCTION 13 MAIN MENU INTRODUCTI...

Page 4: ...CTION 38 SUMMARIZE 38 CONNECTION TYPE 38 MULTI MACHINE LOAD TEMPLATE 39 INPUT SIGNAL HOT BACKUP 40 FAQ 42 MODEL INTRODUCTION 43 WARRANTY 43 GRAPHIC CATALOGUE FORM 1 STATE ICONS AND MEANINGS 14 FORM 2...

Page 5: ...f not specified company or product trademarks trademark has been fully recognized About software Do not change decompile disassemble decrypt or reverse engineer the software installed in the product t...

Page 6: ...s User manual Power line CVBS cable 2 DVI signal cable USB cable Disk 3 5 mm Stereo headphone line Certificate of quality M3 screws 4 Sending card stud bolts 4pin2 54 sending card power cable Included...

Page 7: ...cords have been pulled out ahead When you need to add hardware device for the Scaler Video Processor make sure all of the signals and power cables have been pulled out ahead Before you operate any ha...

Page 8: ...also can use the traditional standard output resolution then scaling the output image by pixel to pixel according to the real size of the LED screen Accurate dual picture input image intercepting fun...

Page 9: ...nput port HDMI input port DVI input port DVI D 2 VGA input ports 2 CVBS input ports Audio output SDI HDMI Audio Customized SDI digital audio input Customized HDMI digital audio input port SDI Out DVI...

Page 10: ...ad or save menu Shortcut key of PIP function Return Confirm or switch browse setting mode 10 EFFECT 9 E M 8 DP 7 HDMI 6 DVI 5 TAKE 4 VGA2 3 VGA1 2 AV2 1 AV1 Numeric key 4 VGA2 select key Numeric key 5...

Page 11: ...p DVI loop 1 VGA 1 1024 768 60Hz 75Hz 85Hz 100Hz 120Hz DVI 2 1280 1024 60Hz 1440 900 60Hz 1680 1050 60Hz 1600 1200 60Hz 1600 1200 60Hz Reduced 1920 1080 60Hz 50Hz 2560 816 60Hz 2048 640 60Hz 1920 1200...

Page 12: ...ine the keys function and the LCD screen display detailed introduces you to Unitech Dcdi 550 of menu system How to use the keys The front panel keys of Unitech Dcdi 550 are divided into four areas MEN...

Page 13: ...ise knob the cursor moved to below or right Put the cursor to the item need to adjust press the knob or confirm key namely into set mode then anti clockwise knob can reduce the current parameter value...

Page 14: ...erface In the image switch interface TAKE key is used to implement image switch function EFFECT key is used to select image switch effect short press EFFECT key can make the effect parameters positive...

Page 15: ...pening state Splicing state area 2 Mosaic status area 3 Image freeze state area 4 PIP state area 5 Image 1 Cropping state area 6 Image 3 Cropping state area 7 PART part or full screen state area 8 DVI...

Page 16: ...PIP function on picture 2 is on the top PIP 5 Image Crop 1 Off Image 1 Crop function is off 5 Image Crop 1 On Image 1 Crop function is on 6 Image Crop 2 Off Image 2 Crop function is off 6 Image Crop 2...

Page 17: ...ted parameters Whether browsing mode or setting mode numerical parameters can be set by the number keys Back to default state Select item Adjust parameters Enter next level When there is on the right...

Page 18: ...nu contains the following functions Picture Brightness Contrast Color Sharpness Color temperature Gamma DVI VGA Enhance Scheme etc Output Setting Output Resolution Image 1 position Size Part etc Video...

Page 19: ...nput image This moment should ensure input image to be full screen and with a bright edge Scheme Divided into Normal Vivid Theatre Game Sport five modes Color Temp Divided into Normal Warm Cool User t...

Page 20: ...ndow V Position Minimum 16 the biggest can be set to the differentials between the height of the current output resolution and V Window Part Or Full Full namely PART function shut Now the complete ima...

Page 21: ...width pixel output resolution judiciously it is not sure that the back end equipment can support this resolution Note 2 customized output resolution is not the standard output signal part of the monit...

Page 22: ...m value is 0 the biggest can be set to the differentials between input signal height and Height Reset Reset the above four parameters Unitech Dcdi 550 support dual image video crop Image 1 Crop functi...

Page 23: ...nterface is the input port of image 1 and input signal prompt The third line is image 2 input port and input signal prompt The second line is separator and switch button prompt TAKE button it will be...

Page 24: ...2 Center Pop up2 Left Pop up2 R T Pop up1 Top Pop up1 Right Pop up1 R T Pop up2 Top Pop up2 Right Pop up2 Note 1 the occurring image Note 2 the disappearing image Note 3 Arrow means its moving directi...

Page 25: ...the display area of the current video processor shown in the vertical direction H Start The level starting position of the display area that controlled by the current video processor The LED screen to...

Page 26: ...range minimum value is 0 maximum value is the horizontal width of the current output resolution To determine the horizontal position of the cursor on the screen 1 close the cursor V Locating The valid...

Page 27: ...de Manual Connect the machine to the computer through the USB need to set the mode to be USB manually then can control the machine through the PC software Auto Through the USB to connect the machine t...

Page 28: ...before settings from template Matching Method Manual or Auto if auto is set system can read the configuration from back end H Resolution Hand configuration output resolution horizontal locking value...

Page 29: ...model output functions for example the computer with DVI output In the automatic matching mode the machine will only through the DVI1 output port to detect the properties of the back end equipment aut...

Page 30: ...cy of image 2 range is 0 3 when the value is 0 completely opaque 3 the transparency is the highest Text Overlay Text overlay cutout synthesis menu check details in the text overlay H Window The horizo...

Page 31: ...ions Below The pixel that has any color value below the Red Green and Blue level become tagged as TEXT PIXELS the rest of the pixels becomes NON TEXT pixels The judgment should be combined with the An...

Page 32: ...hortcut keys are not effective unless in the default state In the default state to any input shortcuts image 1 signal input port will switch directly to the input port which is corresponding with the...

Page 33: ...only can be available in seamless switching function closed If in the PIP open state seamless switching function open then PIP function will be forced to close PART function shortcut PART function na...

Page 34: ...e as the controller of MODE function Ensure all the machines in the Default State 13 press the MODE key on any machine all the machines will enter the template loading shortcut menu state in this shor...

Page 35: ...t output image see Freeze for details 26 If the front LCD screen shows icon the output picture has being static and the system will ignore the input video signal state In the field applications using...

Page 36: ...0 using synchronous follow up technology solved the difficult splicing problem splicing image motion lacerate phenomenon namely the phenomenon of the moving pictures dislocated in splicing crossing Sy...

Page 37: ...l splicing namely is the special situation of all splicing unit parameters are the same For all the occasions besides that all can use unequal joining function Following is the example to illustrate h...

Page 38: ...p out port Following is the system diagram The diagram above No 1 and No 4 the four sets of input signal Unitech Dcdi 550 completely consistent Unitech Dcdi 550 supports infinite level DVI signal conn...

Page 39: ...formed a whole unit the P6 screen on the left dot matrix for 300 300 The right P9 screen dot matrix for 200 200 Now we use two video processors to realize splicing supposed the left side using the No...

Page 40: ...namely multi machine loading template Connection type On the left of the rear panel of Unitech Dcdi 550 there are two 3 5 mm headset jacks one marked as TX for the communications signals sent port an...

Page 41: ...ll according to the above mentioned Multi machine connection mode will machine connect to press MODE function shortcuts in any one Unitech Dcdi 550 front panel all the machines will enter the template...

Page 42: ...ms warm backup is that when the input signal missed using spare input signal automatically and rapidly to replace the original input signal maximum ensure output image uninterrupted Hot backup is a po...

Page 43: ...ackup is the operation based on the signal detection when the signal source is unstable or lost moments there will be instant black screen but within the fastest time around 0 2 seconds backup channel...

Page 44: ...e horizontal 18 position and vertical position till the image display properly deviation VGA or DVI port images showed abnormal Check whether the input signal resolution is accordance 9 with VESA stan...

Page 45: ...warranty provisions The machine soaking and collisions produced besmirch or surface scratches and other abnormal using causes of malfunction or damage Demolition machine or modification which is not t...

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