YX-1042 Matrix Switching System
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User Manual
4.0.1 Input/Output Jacks
The video signal input/output jacks of YX-1042 are formed by the 4
th
and 2
th
rows RCA
female connectors. The connectors from top to bottom are: Audio Signal Jack. Y, Pb/Cb,
Pr/Cr.The Y signal jack is green, the Pb/Cb signal jacks are blue, the Pr/Cr signal jacks are red
and the left row audio jacks are red (right audio channel) and the right row audio jacks are white
(left audio channel) and the digital optical module.
Users can connect to different audio/video equipment including CD/DVD players,
graphics workstations, and number display. The output connectors can be connected to projectors,
video recorders, displays and multiplexers.
4.0.2
Audio/Video Connecting Cable
The RCA connecting terminal----audio/video port: The 4-hole RCA Jack is a conventional
audio connector. Its installation hole measures 14x18mm.
YPbPr Connector—Standard Video Input (3-RCA) Connector:
Type: Video connectors are in set (Y, Pb, Pr) (Green Y, Blue Pb, Red Pr)
For YX matrix YPbPr RCA jack connection, see Figure 4-2 below:
Figure 4-2 YPbPr-RCA Connecting Cables
RCA, an abbreviation for lotus socket, is a DVD component (YpbPr) socket.
The YpbPr connector is a high definition digital TV connector (color contour YpbPr)
capable of connecting with high definition digital set-top box, satellite receiver and various high
definition monitors and TV equipment.
Color difference output (YPbPr) connector separates the modulated Y, PB and PR signals.
It separates the colorimetry C signal into blue b-Y color difference and red r-Y color difference
and uses 3 cables for separate transmission to improve display resolution. This way, it ensures
the largest bandwidth of colorimetry and averts interference to the signals because the signals are
transmitted by 3 separate cables and each cable is being properly sleeved.
The Audio Connecting Cable:
Type: The audio connecting cables are in set for left and right channels (R for red and L for
left).
Connection of the RCA connector of the YX matrix audio is as shown in Figure 4-3 below:
