VocoPro owner manual Connecting to the DTX-9909K’s Inputs, Choosing a Video Output

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Connecting to the DTX-9909K’s Inputs

There are 5 available A/V input channels which allow you to connect up to 5 A/V players to the DTX-9909K: DVD, AUX1, AUX2, AUX3 and TV.

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Choosing A Video Output

The DTX-9909K offers the user with three video output and input options that can be utilized to optimize your home theater system or KJ set up. It is recommended to use the best available connection to maximize your video output.

Composite (Yellow RCA) – This type of connection is the most common type. Outputs are found on all DVD players, camcorders and other video output devices, inputs can be found on most TVs and video monitors. This connection requ ires a n RCA-style video cable (not included).

S – Video - This is the four-pin “seperate video” connection and provides a higher quality video signal than composite. Outputs can be found on most DVD players, camcorders and other video output devices, inputs can be found on many TVs and video monitors. This connection requ ires an S-Video cable (not included).

Component (Y’PbPr) – This type of connection provides the highest quality video signal of those found on the DTX-9909K. Outputs can be found on many DVD players, DVRs and other video output devices, inputs can be found on High-Definition TVs, as well as many modern Standard Definition TVs. This connection requ ires a component video cable (not included).

NOTE: The DTX-9909K will only output the type of video signal received from the corresponding input, it does not convert a lesser signal to a greater signal. It is recommend- ed you use the same type of video output connection used on the input.

It is suggested that you refer to the operating instructions of your video output devices, TVs and video monitors for specific information regarding the use of these outputs and inputs.

Connecting a DVD Player with RCA Audio and Video Outputs

A DVD or other A/V player can be connected to any of the 5 inputs using the L/R (red & white) RCA audio inputs and the RCA video (yellow) input.

What you will need

•Player with RCA audio and video outputs

•RCA L/R audio cable (red & white)

•RCA video cable (yellow)

Audio

1.Connect one end of the red and white RCA audio cable to the L/R audio outputs on your player

2.Connect the other end of the red and white RCA audio cable to one of the L/R audio inputs on the DTX-9909K rear panel

Video

1.Connect one end of the RCA video cable to the RCA video output on your player

2.Connect the other end of the RCA video cable to one of the RCA video inputs on the DTX-9909K’s rear panel

3.Select the proper input channel on the DTX-9909K.

NOTE: All 5 of the A/V input channels have RCA audio and video inputs so make sure the correct one is selected.

Selecting the Correct input channel

Front panel : Press the INPUT button on the DTX-9909K front panel until the correct input channel is displayed on the screen

Remote Control: Press the corresponding input button on the remote control to access the correct input channel. i.e. AUX1 for the AUX1 input channel, DVD/OPT1 for the DVD input channel, etc.

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Contents DTX-9909K Page Table of Contents Page Listening for a lifetime Safety Instructions Welcome Features FeaturesConnections Contents Technical Specifi cations Test conditionExcess noise 98.0MHz DBu Sensitivity 106.0MHz Signal noise ratio Battery Replacement About the Remote ControlConnecting the Power Cable Installing Batteries in the Remote ControlConnecting Speakers Getting ConnectedPreparing the Speaker Cable Connecting to the Surround Back speaker termi- nals Connecting to the Front speaker terminalsConnecting to the Center speaker terminals Connecting to the Surround speaker terminalsGetting Connected Selecting the Correct input channel Connecting to the DTX-9909K’s InputsConnecting a DVD Player with RCA Audio and Video Outputs Choosing a Video OutputConnecting to a TV using the RCA Video yellow Output Connecting to a TV / Video Monitor using the S- Video Output Connecting a DVD Player Video using S-Video InputsGetting Connected Connecting a CD or Tape Player audio-only Connecting a Player with Digital Optical Audio Out Puts Digital Audio OptionsMatching up the Correct Video Input Connecting a Player with Digital Coaxial Audio Out Puts Headphone Notes Connecting MicrophonesConnecting Headphones Adjusting the Microphone VolumeDescriptions and Functions About Karaoke Mode and Music ModeDescriptions and Functions Descriptions and Functions Rear Panel Descriptions and Functions Descriptions and Functions Descriptions and Functions Remote Control Descriptions and Functions Descriptions and Functions Display Basic Functions Connecting the Antennas AM/FM Tuner OperationsOperating the Auto Tuner Retrieving Preset Stations Preset StationsAutomatic Preset Storing Manually Presetting StationsAccessing the Speaker Settings Menu Speaker Settings MenuSpeaker Settings Menu Available Speaker SettingsLevel range -10dB to +10dB Adjusting Speaker Output LevelsChoices 0/0, S/0, L/0, S/S, and L/L Choices Y yes, N noneSpeaker Tone Settings Karaoke Mode Settings Menu Karaoke ModeRepeat Range 0dB -- 80dB Delay Time Range 0ms -- 250msBass Tone Range -10dB -- +10dB Treble Tone Range -10dB -- +10dBChoices L R, C, L R C, SL SR L R C, and SL SR C Reverb Volume Range 0Reverb Time Range 0 Feedback Time Range 0ms -- 80msReference Surround Sound SetupPlayback Mode Display Abbrevations and Full Working Na mes Problem Cause TroubleshootingTroubleshooting Resetting the DTX-9909K Index DelayCIN Page
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