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SSP-25 rear Panel
If the system monitor/projector accepts both composite and S-Video connections, we recommend S-Video
for best performance. The
SSP-25
allows up to 4 S-Video sources.
If the system monitor/projector accepts composite and S-Video, there are 2 approaches to choose from:
1)
Use composite inputs and outputs only for all sources and don't use the S-Video connectors.
2)
Use S-Video connections for high resolution sources and composite connections for lower quality
sources. Connect the
SSP-25
’s composite
and
S-Video main outputs to the monitor/projector.
Refer to the display device’s manual to make the appropriate selection when viewing a particular
source. Be aware that when you choose a different video source, you may need to switch inputs
(composite or S-Video) on the monitor/projector.
For
remote
video distribution (sending a video signal to a second room, utilizing the
record
output), you
may choose either of these approaches:
1)
For simpler systems, use composite video inputs and outputs for all connections. Do not use any
S-video inputs or outputs.
2)
For more sophisticated systems, use S-Video in the main room and composite connections for
the remote area.
Accomplish this by connecting a source to the
SSP-25
with both composite and S-Video cables.
However, remember that the
SSP-25
does not allow simultaneous connection of both composite
and S-Video to the
same
input. Simply use
two
SSP-25
inputs, one for composite and one for S-
Video.
For example, to view a laser disc in the main room via S-Video and the same disc in the remote
location, connect the laser disc player’s S-Video output to the
SSP-25
’s
AV1
S-Video input and
the player’s composite output to the
AV1
composite input. View the S-Video source in the main
room by selecting
AV1
. View the same source from “Record out” in a remote room or record it via
the composite connection.
.
We strongly recommend that you write down the connections
chosen for each source for later reference.
2.1.4
Remote room setup
Connect an IR receiver/transmitter to the
SSP-25
’s rear panel remote IR connector. This allows the
SSP-25
to respond to commands from a different room.
2.2
System
Configuration
