WireTech 5000P-10x, User Manual

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source being selected, the TS will be delivered to the ASI output port on the back panel.
Program: under this sub menu, you will see all program names detected by DCH-5000P.
The programs could be coming from ASI input, Tuner, TS/IP input, the internal CI
de-encryption block, BISS De-encryption block or MUX TS. Use the < > or < >-key
to roll up or down between the program names, and use < >-and < >-key to switch
among input sources, where a number in front of the program name indicates the input
source:
0-xxxxx displays the program name, which comes from ASI input.
1-xxxxx displays the program name, which comes from TUNER input.
2-xxxxx displays the program name, which comes from TS/IP input
3-xxxxx displays the program name which comes from the CI.
4-xxxxx displays the program name, which comes from ASI2 input.
5-xxxxx displays the program name, which comes from BISS De-encrypted
input.
6-xxxxx displays the program name, which comes from MUX TS.
A few seconds after the program being selected, the A/V signal will be delivered to the
related connectors on the back panel.
Video: You can configure the video parameters of programs in this submenu. Press the
<ENTER>-key to confirm or press the <EXIT>-key to cancel.
Video Standard: you can select Auto/1920x1080i 60/1920x1080i 50/1280x720p
60/1280x720p 50/720x480p 60/720x576p 50/525x480i 60/625x576i 50 for the
composite video output.
Screen: select the screen mode: 4:3 Full, 16:9 Full or 4:3 Letterbox.
DVB Subtitle Lang: select the language of DVB Subtitle.
EBU Subtitle Lang: select the language of EBU Subtitle.
Subtitle Priority: configure the priority of Subtitle; choose whether DVB or EBU
should be first.
Fail Mode
：
choose which kind of picture will appear when signal is fail. You can
select Black Screen or No Sync or Still Picture
Audio: You can configure the audio settings in the submenu.
Audio1 Level: use the < > < > < > < >-keys to modify the audio1 level within
this range: 0~99.
Audio1 Mode: select Stereo, Left, Right or Mono for soundtracks.
Audio1 Language: select the language of the audio.
Audio2 Level: use the < > < > < > < >-keys to modify the audio2 level within