Additional information
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Important information regarding the HDMI connection
The
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e a
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e cases whe
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e you may not be able to
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oute HDMI signals th
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ough this
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eceive
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(this depends on the HDMI-
equipped component you a
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e connecting–check with the manufactu
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e
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fo
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HDMI compatibility info
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mation).
If you a
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en’t
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eceiving HDMI signals p
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ope
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ly th
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ough this
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eceive
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(f
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om you
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component), please t
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y one of the
following configu
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ations when connecting up.
Configuration A
Use component video cables to connect the video output
of you
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HDMI-equipped component to the
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eceive
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’s
component video input. The
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eceive
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can then conve
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t the
analog component video signal to a digital HDMI signal
fo
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t
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ansmission to the display. Fo
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this configu
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ation,
use the most convenient connection (digital is
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ecommended) fo
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sending audio to the
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eceive
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. See the
ope
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ating inst
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uctions fo
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mo
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e on audio connections.
Note
• The pictu
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e quality will change slightly du
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ing
conve
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sion.
Configuration B
Connect you
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HDMI-equipped component di
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ectly to the
display using an HDMI cable. Then use the most
convenient connection (digital is
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ecommended) fo
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sending audio to the
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eceive
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. See the ope
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ating
inst
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uctions fo
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mo
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e on audio connections. Set the
display volume to minimum when using this
configu
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ation.
Note
• If you
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display only has one HDMI te
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minal, you can
only
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eceive HDMI video f
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om the connected
component.
• Depending on the component, audio output may be
limited to the numbe
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of channels available f
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om the
connected display unit (fo
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example audio output is
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educed to 2 channels fo
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a monito
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with ste
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eo audio
limitations).
• If you want to switch the input function, you’ll have to
switch functions on both the
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eceive
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and you
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display unit.
• Since the sound is muted on the display when using
the HDMI connection, you must adjust the volume on
the display eve
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y time you switch input functions.
USB interface
Symptoms
Causes
Remedies
The folde
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s/files sto
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ed on a
USB memo
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y device a
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e not
displayed.
The folde
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s/files a
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e cu
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ently sto
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ed in a
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egion
othe
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than the FAT (File Allocation Table)
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egion.
Sto
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e the folde
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s/files in the FAT
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egion.
The numbe
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of levels in a folde
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is mo
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e than 8.
Limit the maximum numbe
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of levels in a folde
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to
8 (page 48).
The
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e a
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e mo
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e than 30 000 folde
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s/files sto
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ed in
a USB memo
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y device.
Limit the maximum numbe
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of folde
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s/files sto
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ed
in a USB memo
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y device to 30 000 (page 48).
The audio files a
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e copy
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ighted.
Copy
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ighted audio files sto
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ed on a USB memo
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y
device cannot be played back (page 48).
A USB memo
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y device is not
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ecognized.
The USB memo
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y device does not suppo
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t the
mass sto
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age class specifications.
T
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y using a USB memo
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y device compatible with
the mass sto
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age class specifications. Note that
the
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e a
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e cases whe
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e even the audio files sto
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ed
on a USB memo
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y device compatible with the
mass sto
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age class specifications a
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e not played
back on this
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eceive
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(page 48).
Connect the USB memo
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y device and switch on
this
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eceive
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(page 38).
A USB hub is cu
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ently being used.
This
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eceive
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does not suppo
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t USB hubs
(page 48).
This
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eceive
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ecognizes the USB memo
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y device
as a f
r
aud.
Switch off and on again this
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eceive
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.
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