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Starting the Standalone Demos
Running the Demonstration Software 3-3
running. Otherwise you will see error messages raised when device
drivers fail to open.
Once the EVM board has booted, the display
should show a picture of the remote control.
You use the IR remote to control the demos.
The order of the buttons on the actual remote
may be different from the picture; if your
remote looks different, find the buttons with
the same labels on your remote.
To use the demos in standalone mode, follow
these steps:
1) Check to make sure the batteries are
installed in your IR remote.
2) Make sure an HD (720p) video source is
connected to the EVM board's
component input connectors. Also make
sure an HD display is connected to the
EVM board's component output
connectors.
Note: The demos do not currently
support composite video output.
3) The initial screen shows a diagram of the
IR remote, which you use to run the
standalone demos. Take a minute to look
at the functions of the various buttons.
4) Since this is a universal remote, you may
need to set it to use the codes necessary
to run the DVEVM demos. To do this, hold
down the "Code Search" button until the
red light on the remote stays lit. Then
press the "DVD" button and enter "0020"
as the code.
5) If you accidentally put the remote in TV or some other mode, press
"DVD" to return the remote to the correct mode.
6) If the remote does not accept the DVD+0020 code, do a full reset by
removing the batteries, pressing the Power button for at least a
minute, then reinserting the batteries. Then program the remote as in
Step 3.