Emprex HD-3701P manual Hdmi

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Your LCD TV has ﬁve types of video connections. You should capitalize on the best connection available from your LCD TV to get the best display quality. For exam- ple, if you have a progressive DVD player that supports a component video connection, you should connect the DVD player to your LCD TV using component video connections instead of composite video or S-video con- nections.

Cables

1.RCA composite video cable

2.S-video cable

3.RCA component video cable

4.RGB (VGA) video cable

5.HDMI A/V Cable

	POWER			COMPONENT		PC	AV 1		AV 2		OUT
	120V~					L	V	L	V	L	L
	SVC	SPDIF HDMI PC		Y P /C P /C	L	R R	S1	R	S2	R	V R
	8	7	6	3				4			5
	8	7	6	2
	1			2
	Available Interface	Description				Recommended Devices
1	Power Input	AC 120V~.
2	PC Input	RGB input	(PC Input) and a pair of R/L audio			PC.
		inputs.

3 Component Inputs Component support both High Definition programs (720p/1080i) and standard definition programs (480i/ 480p).

Progressive DVD player, HDTV set-top- box, HD PVR, D-VHS, digital media player.

4AV Inputs (AV1, AV2) Contains two S-video, two composite video, two pair of R/L audio inputs.

5Audio/Video Outputs Contains, one composite video and one pair of R/L audio outputs.

6	HDMI	HDMI input.
7	COAXIAL (SPDIF)	Digital audio output.
8	SVC	Service connector.

Camcorder, non-progressive DVD player, digital camera, VCR.

HDTV, Set-top Box, Progressive HD DVD Player.

Any amplifiers with SPDIF input. Maintenance use only.

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Contents Model Number HD-3701P Before Using This Product Setting Up Your TelevisionDTV Setup and Connections Introduction Your TelevisionSetting Up the DTV Copyright About This ManualTrademarks FCC Compliance Canada Class B StatementDo not use this apparatus near water and moisture Ground Clamps Risk of Electric Shock Do not Open Page Page Cleaning the screen Distance recommendationsFollowing items come along with your LCD TV Button Above AAA Table below explains each button’s function VOLHdmi LCD R MTS Hdmi Source AV1 AV2 DVD player Source AV1 LCD TV Source AV1 AV2 Atsc Component Source AV1 AV2 Video Mode Video Audio Screen Options Chip Use or to Custom Press to contrast and press OKor to select PressHow to set the parameters in the video mode menu ModeHow to set the parameters in the audio menu BalanceHow to set the parameters in the screen menu Display ModeDisplay Modes User might also choose panoramicAdding and Erasing Channels TV/CATV How to set the parameters in the options menu Blue ScreenChip Unrated Program How to set the parameters in the V-Chip menu Change PasswordSetting Up TV Rating Limits Setting Up Movie Rating Limits That is highlighted Means that the selection canChanging the Password TV Rating Descriptions Mpaa Movie Rating DescriptionsMain mode Atscant Initial Screen ChannelKey and then select Channel to run Analogue and Atsc digital signals from Once the digital TV signal is scannedWhen the scanning is complete, press Channel 2 to channel 69. The percentageMemorizing Channel Manually Edit Channel Press the OK key on no to can- cel the changeAption Closed-Caption Options Font SizeFont Style Closed Caption Background ColorClosed Caption Background Opacity Closed Caption Foreground OpacityEdge Style Edge ColorSetup Format Screen Format SetupResolution Screen Formating and Aspect Ratios TV TypeAspect Ratio SelectSound Digital Audio Output Set Ting Opacity Changing the Transpar Ency of the On-Screen-DisplayPlate Changing the Display Time Information-Plate Time ZoneAbout Lock NAB TV Rating Descriptions Mpaa Movie Rating DescriptionsChanging the Password Resetting the Data to DefaultNow Current EPG Audio System Dolby 5.1 or PCM -Program Rating InformationExtended Program Information MTS/AudioChannel Guide Press the EPG button to display the EPG windowClosed Caption There is no picture or sound There is just noiseColor abnormal or improper Picture is too brightPossible Solution SDTV/HDTV Hdmi input Chip menu block Size, H position- screen menu Horizontal Prog- TV controls program VOL- remote control/TV control Volume ONE Year Limited Warranty Parts No -4T562