TAG DVD32FIR manual Selecting PSM192 inputs, Mode for 169 displays, Advanced control with AV32R1

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selecting PSM192 inputs

To select the external composite video input to PSM192, press shift then 1 on the system remote. The front panel display will show “PSM192” on the large display area and “composite” on the lower dot matrix area when the external composite video input is selected, the “composite” text will remain on the dot matrix area of the display as long as the composite input is selected.

To select the external S-Video video input to PSM192, press shift then 2 on the system remote. The front panel display will show “PSM192” on the large display area and “S- Video” on the lower dot matrix area, the “S- Video” text will remain on the dot matrix area of the display as long as the S-Video input is selected.

To select the internal DVD connection press shift then 3 on the system remote. The front panel display reverts to its normal operation.

4:3 mode for 16:9 displays

The PSM192 has a special mode to display 4:3 video signals on a 16:9 widescreen display. If your display is configured as 16:9 in the player menus, you can use the PSM192 to add black bars at the sides of 4:3 images so that they are centred within your 16:9 display. This is controlled by pressing shift then display on the system remote, press them once to turn on the black bars for 4:3 input signals, press again to remove them for 16:9 input signals. The external composite and S-Video inputs have black bars active by default (i.e. they expect a 4:3 input by default), press shift then display to turn the bars off if the input signal is 16:9.

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advanced control with AV32R(1)

The PSM192 has many advanced options which can be controlled via a TAGtronic connection between DVD32FLR and AV32R. These include individual black level (brightness), white level (contrast), colour and hue (NTSC only) picture settings for each video source. The picture settings may be applied automatically whenever the associated source is selected on the AV32R. The AV32R can also control the PSM192 to automatically select the PSM192 external composite or S-Video input when composite or S-video sources are selected on AV32R, two connections between the AV32R composite and S-video outputs and the PSM192 composite and S-video inputs then allow you to obtain progressively scanned output for all your video sources.

software upgrades distributed via the internet

One of the most flexible aspects of DVD32FLR is that the software is stored in re- programmable memory. The software can be upgraded using a PC connected via the TAGtronic Communication Bus.

Details of our future upgrades will be published on our website, www.tagmclaren.com, and the updates themselves will be downloadable for user installation via a PC.

1.requires AV32R software version v3.7 or later

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Contents Contents Stop ControlsWelcome L c o m e t oPerformance and formats Welcome Key featuresheadingKey headingfeatures09 Keyh adingfeaturesRegional coding Reh gionaladin codingConnectinheading Before you startPower connection ConnectingVideo display connection Surround sound audio visual processor connectionControlling the DVD32FLRheading Controlling the DVD32FLRManual selection of the cursor keys Context sensitive remote keysSetup wizard First time setupTo go back To exit setup Stop keyPlaying a DVD CD Main functionsInserting a disc Front display brightness If the TAGtronic Communications Bus is connectedPause Accessing the DVD’s disc menu options during playStop Time displayPlaying a DVDheadingCD Headingplaying a DVD CDRepeat title Special function goto Special function repeat Repeat selectionRepeat all Special function random.. only for CDRelay remote commands Show AV32R status Relay standby commandsTAGtronic Communications Bus TAGtronic Communications BusTest patterns Test patternsPluge Colour Aspect ratio Future expansionConvergence Progressive scan module PSM192 Configuring the PSM192 outputsFuture expansion39 PSM192 outputsSoftware upgrades distributed via the internet Mode for 169 displaysSelecting PSM192 inputs Advanced control with AV32R1Running in and warming up Care and maintenanceLearning new commands Programming the system-remote controlProgramming the system remote Programming the system-remoteLearning new commands cont’d Programming macro featuresProgramming a macro function Erasing all commands for one device Erasing single commandsErasing all commands for all devices Remote control warningTechnical data Disassembly is prohibited Technical data Acknowledgements

DVD32FIR specifications

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