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1. VGA/RGBHV video input:
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a. Connect a computer or other VGA or RGBHV source to the VGA style 15-pin connector.
Note that some RGBHV sources may need ‘RGBHV to VGA’ cable adapters
2. HDMI inputs:
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a. Connect HDMI equipped sources to the HDMI input connectors
3. Component video inputs:
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a. Connect sources equipped with component video to component video inputs 1-3
4. Composite video inputs:
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a. Connect sources equipped with composite video to composite video inputs 1-3
5. S-Video inputs
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a. Connect any sources equipped with S-Video to S-Video inputs 1 and 2
6. Analog stereo and/or PCM digital audio inputs:
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a. These four audio input ports are dual function. They can be used for either analog
stereo audio input or PCM coaxial digital audio input. Note that the white connector is used
for coaxial digital signals and, therefore, cannot be used for analog signals at the same time.
Each of these four audio ports can only be used for analog stereo or digital, but not both.
Audio input ports are user assignable to any desired video input signal. See page 11
7. Toslink digital audio inputs:
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a. Connect sources equipped with Toslink digital audio to Toslink input port 1 and 2. Audio
input ports are user assignable to any desired video input signal. See page 12
8. HDMI output:
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a. Connect the HDMI video output to the HDMI input of the display device. For displays
with DVI input only, use an appropriate HDMI to DVI adapter cable.
9. Component video and/or VGA/RGBHV output
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a. These output ports can serve as either component video or VGA/RGBHV output. When
using component video, connect the Y, Pb and Pr outputs to the corresponding inputs on the
component video equipped display. For VGA/RGBHV displays, use the following connection
scheme:
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R = Pr
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ii.
G = Y
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iii.
B = Pb
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iv.
H = Hsync
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v.
V = Vsync
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b. Note that displays with VGA style input connectors will need an appropriate RGBHV to
VGA adapter cable.
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c. It is important to also note that the analog video output signals above will be disabled
when viewing HDMI sources with HDCP copyright encoding present in the source content.
This feature is required by law in order to be compliant with HDMI standards.
10. Analog stereo and PCM digital audio outputs
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a. Connect the analog stereo and digital coaxial outputs to the surround receiver or display.
It is possible to use the HDMI input to deliver audio to these outputs. See page 11
11. Toslink digital audio output
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a. Connect the Toslink digital audio output to the surround receiver or display. It is possible
to use the HDMI input to deliver audio to these outputs. See page 11
12. Programming switch:
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a. This is used to switch between programming mode (for updating the unit’s firmware) and
normal operation. See page 18
13. RS-232 connector:
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a. This connector has two functions. It serves as a serial communication port for
connection to RS-232 based control systems and also for firmware updates via serial
connection to a standard PC. See page 14 for RS-232 control protocol and page 18 for
firmware update procedure.
14. IR eye and serial IR port
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a. IR eye on the rear panel is identical to that on the front of the unit and can be used with a
flasher or the supplied IR remote. It offers a convenient way to conceal IR flashers from view
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b. The serial IR port can be used with standard serial IR control systems.
15. Power connector:
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a. Connect only the original manufacturer provided power supply to the power port. Use of
any other power supply voids the warranty and may cause damage to the unit.
Front Panel Features
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Fig. 4: Front panel
