User manual

4. Connecting the hardware
The first step is to connect a video source to the input of the Video Scaler
and to connect its output to a display device. Below is a photo of the CSC-1600HD
rear panel.
4.1 Rack Mounting
The CSC-1600HD unit can be mountable in a standard 19" (1 RU) EIA
rack assembly.
Desktop versions can be converted to rackmount versions by changing the unit's
front panel. Plaese contact our Service Department should assistance
be required with this conversion.
4.2 Connecting the Vieo Inputs
The Video Scaler can accept a Composite Video, an S-Video or an YCbCr input
signal for scaling, as well as a computer signal input that is passed through the unit
when the PC In (Bypass) is selected.
* Composite Video- use a Composite Video cable to connect the composite
Video output of the source equipment to the connector labeled " C-Video"
on the back of the Video Scaler.
* S-Video - use a S-Video cable to connect the S-Video output of the source
video equipment to the connector labled " S-Video" on the back of the Video
Scaler. S-Video provides improved performance over Composite Video and is
recommended over composite.
* YCbCr Input - use a 3 rca-to- 3 rca YCbCr cable to connect the YCbCr output
of the source video equipment to the connectors labled YCbCr on the back of
the video scaler. Please note
the plugs' color haue to match with the color of the
RCA Jacks. YCbCr composite
provides the best picture quality among all three inputs, and should be used
whenever possible.
* Computer RGB with H&V Sync- Connect the source computer's VGA output
signal to the HD 15 connector labled " PC In" on the back of the Video Scaler.
Note - This Computer input Signal is not scaled, but is available for pass-through
when the Video Scaler is in the PC In (Bypass) Mode.
4.3 Connecting the scaled output to your projector, HDTV, PC monitor or LCD Display-
CSC-1600HD has t
wo sets of output connectors for you to choose from the HD-15 D-sub
and the RGBHV BNC jacks. Only one of the two output terminals
has signal running on it at one time.
When one output terminal is selected the other terminal will have
no output signal. You can
use the two buttons (HD-15 and BNC) on the remote control to choose your desired output
or you could go to the "Output terminal" tool bar under the ON Screen Menu to choose the
terminal you want.
The 5 BNC jacks are shared by RGBHV output and YPbPr output.
When 480P or 576P output resolution is selected the three BNC jacks from the most left to
the center will carry Pr,Y and Pb correspondingly. In this case only three plugs are needed to
connect the YPrPb output to the destination TV/Monitor.
For output mode other then 480P or 576P the BNC jacks from left to right,will carry RGBHV
signal respectively. In such a care, all BNC plugs of the 5 BNCs cable are needed to
connect RGBHV output to the destination TV/Monitor.
AC 100~240V
50~60Hz
R/Pr
G/Y B/Pb H V HD-15 PC S-VIDEO C-VIDEO
Y Cb Cr
RS232
YPbPr
RGBHV
OUTPUT
YCbCr
INPUT
POWER
S-VIDEO
PC
480p/YPbPr
576p/YPbPr 720p
1080i
C-VIDEO
YCbCr
VGA
SVGA
XGA
SXGA
1365X768
WXGA
MENU
ENTER
CSC-1600HD VIDEO SCALER
INPUT SELECT
OUTPUT SELECT
ADJUSTMENT
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