Amino AmiNET 130, Руководство пользователя

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2. Starting and configuring the device
Turn on your TV and start the Amino using the “STB/DVD power” button
on the remote control. A red light will start burning on the Amino. Wait
patiently until you receive signal on your TV. Now push the “STB” button
right below the power button on your remote. This makes the remote
control control the Amino.
2.1 Configuring video
There are some configuration options. To access these options:
a. Push the “Menu” button on the remote. On the picture on page 4
this button is referred to as “Home”.
b. A menu appears which can be navigated through using the arrow
buttons on the remote. The third from the left are the settings.
Navigate there and press OK.
c. A submenu appears with the options “Aspect Ratio”, “Output
Resolution”, “Video Output” and “Standard”.
Aspect Ratio
Here you can adjust the aspect ratio of the video output of
the Amino. “Widescreen” is obviously used if you own a
widescreen TV, 4:3 is the standard ratio of older TV’s.
Output Resolution
Here you can adjust the output video resolution of the
Amino. For older TV’s you can use “standard” Which HD
resolution you can use depends on your TV. If you own a TV
with the label “HD ready”, you can choose the “HD 720p”. If
your TV is labelled “Full HD”, choose “HD 1080i”.
Don’t
switch to an HD resolution if your TV can’t handle this. The
menu can disappear. Contact VCK if you encounter this.
Video Output
Here you see “RGB”, “Svideo” and “YPbPr”. If you connected
using component video, you need to set this to “YPbPr”. In
any other case this setting has no effects.
Standard
Here you can choose between “PAL” and “NTSC”. PAL is the
Europe standard and provides signal with a frequency of 50
Hz. NTSC sends a signal on 60 Hz. If you use a pc monitor this
might give you better picture. You can freely try these
settings and see which suits you best.
d. You can exit the menu by pressing “Back” on the remote.