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Instructions on Programming - DVD4 Version 1.5

Programming Overview:

This program, designed for the Technovision PC-2 allows the following information to be programmed into the battery backed up memory of the controller:

-Start and end frames (within title 1) for up to 4 Pioneer DVD players that are played in sync upon a button press. Players not used MUST have their beginning frames programmed in as ∅∅∅∅∅∅∅.

Failure to do this will result in increased search times on the system.

Hardware Requirements:

This program requires a Pioneer DVD-V7400 with the baud speed set for 4800.

A programming remote (CUV-162) is required to use this program. This remote comes standard with the DVD-V7400 DVD player. A custom control cable (P4-CAB) is also required to control the laserdisc players.

-- CAUTION --

Please make sure the PC-2 is powered down before attaching

cables, program card and buttons.

Programming Sequence:

1.Insert program card into the PC-2 with the label facing up.

2.Attach player cable to the communications port of the PC-2 and the serial port of the players.

3.Player 1 must be connected since the program will use it’s built in character generator for prompting.

4.Attach video cables to monitors.

5.The PC-2, players and monitors should be connected to the same power source.

6.Power the system up.

7.When the “Technovision PC-2” prompt appears on the screen for player #1 you will have 8 seconds to press the ∅ (zero) button on the remote to go to the MAIN MENU. If the ∅ is not pressed the system will run the program using the data last stored within the controller

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The Main Menu will present the following options:

1. View Settings	This choice will display the
	current start and end points
	for the players
2. Change INFO	This choice will allow you to
	change the start and end
	points for the players.
3. KEYLOCK **	Will	enable/disable	the
	remote	from working	with
	the players.

4.AUTOSTART ** Changes the shows starting process.

9. RUN PROGRAM

Executes the program.

View Settings:

The View Settings choice shows the current beginning and end frames for the players.

Change INFO:

By selecting this option you will be prompted to:

Enter player # (1..4)

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After the player number is entered, the current settings will be displayed and you will be prompted to enter the new settings. You must enter all 7 digits for the start and end frames. Pressing the CLEAR will erase the current entry. Pressing SEARCH or MENU on the remote will return you to the “Enter Player MENU”.

If a player is not to be used, the beginning point has to be entered as

∅∅∅∅∅∅∅.

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DVD-V7400 specifications

The Pioneer DVD-V7400 is a professional-grade DVD player that has gained recognition for its robust performance and versatility in various applications, especially in the fields of broadcasting, presentation, and event production. Released as part of Pioneer's renowned lineup of video playback equipment, the DVD-V7400 boasts several advanced features and technologies that set it apart from consumer-grade players.

One of the key characteristics of the DVD-V7400 is its ability to play a wide range of disc formats, including DVD-Video, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, and DVD+RW. This compatibility makes it a reliable choice for professionals who need to work with different media types. The player also supports CD audio playback, ensuring it can handle various formats used in different contexts.

In terms of video output, the DVD-V7400 is equipped with both component and composite outputs, allowing for high-quality video signal transmission. The player supports multiple video standards, including NTSC and PAL, enhancing its adaptability in international markets. The integrated digital to analog converter (DAC) ensures that audio playback retains clarity and depth, which is crucial in professional settings where sound quality is paramount.

Another impressive feature of the DVD-V7400 is its comprehensive playback functions. It supports discreet chapter selection, instant replay, and frame-by-frame playback, providing operators with precise control over video content. These features are particularly advantageous during live presentations or events where timing and accuracy are essential.

Built for durability, the DVD-V7400 is designed to withstand the rigors of continuous use in professional environments. Its robust construction and high-quality components ensure longevity, making it a cost-effective investment for businesses and institutions.

In addition to its playback capabilities, the DVD-V7400 includes useful features such as programmable playback sequences, which allow for customized presentations and automated show setups. The player’s RS-232C interface enables remote control operation, facilitating integration into larger AV setups and professional control systems.

Overall, the Pioneer DVD-V7400 stands out as a reliable and feature-rich player, making it an excellent choice for professionals who require consistent performance and quality in their video playback solutions. With its wide compatibility, robust features, and ease of use, the DVD-V7400 continues to be a trusted option in the industry.

3. KEYLOCK **

9. RUN PROGRAM

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DVD-V7400 specifications