Ayre Acoustics DX-7 owner manual Dvi

HVSync RGB Prog Rsrv C 0% 16 - 235 RGB Rsrv A

0 - 255 YCbCr Rsrv B 7.5% SoG YPbPr Intrlc Rsrv D

DVI	Hsync	Vsync	R/Pr	B/Pb	G/Y	S-Video Composite
					Digital Audio Outputs
	Control Port				PCM Only	PCM & Compressed

		A y			r	e
	SyncroLink		IR Receiver	SL Comp	Reserved A	Reserved C
			ControlPort	SLPCM	ReservedB	ReservedD
Digital Audio Link

DX-7 DVD Transport

S.N.

Boulder, Colorado USA

Volts

50/60 Hertz

50 W Max

processors. Analog display devices utilizing CRTs normally achieve their highest performance when using an analog video output from the DX-7. The various analog output options are listed below in order of performance, from highest to lowest. Choose the highest performing connection that is compatible with your video display.

DVI

There are two toggle switches DVI (Digital Visual Interface) provides a pure

on the rear panel that digital signal path from the DVD disc itself to

configure the DVI signal. digital (fixed pixel) display devices. This category

Please refer to the section includes such technologies as plasma, DLP, D-ILA,

“Setup and Configuration”. LCD, and LCOS. The DVI connection is made via a single multi-conductor cable equipped with a rectangular multi-pin connector. Cable length is normally limited to around 10’ (3 meters) unless an expensive optical DVI cable is used.

The DVI signal from the Ayre DX-7 is unencrypted and therefore compatible with both HDCP and non-HDCP capable displays.

Please note that some display devices using analog technology (i.e., CRTs) may have a DVI input. In

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