TAG DVD32FIR manual Connecting, Power connection, Video display connection

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power connection

Using the cable supplied, connect the socket on the back of your DVD32FLR to an AC supply outlet. The player will automatically enter standby when the power is applied, press any button on the front panel or the system remote

(see ‘remote control’ on page 14) to bring it out of standby. The blue power LED will come on, followed by ‘SELFTEST’ then the software version, shown on the front panel display.

video display connection

Your DVD32FLR has three different types of video output; COMPONENT VIDEO(1), S-VIDEO(2)and COMPOSITE VIDEO. By definition, Component video will give better quality than S- Video, which in turn will give much better quality than Composite video. You should therefore use the highest quality video type which your video display device or video processor can support, and connect directly from your DVD32FLR using high quality video cables (for example our F3-10-SVID S-Video cable or our F3-10-VID Composite/Component cable).

When the optional Progressive Scan Module PSM192 is fitted it provides progressively scanned video outputs in digital form on the DVI connector and in analog form on the BNC component connectors. The analog progressively scanned outputs can be configured as component YPbPr or RGB format with sync on green.

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surround sound (audio visual) processor connection

Your DVD32FLR has two types of digital output; Two coaxial SPDIF (called DIGITAL OUTPUT 1 and 2) and one OPTICAL. We recommend using one of the coaxial connections for best sound quality. Using a high quality digital interconnect, such as our F3-10-DIG, connect the DIGITAL OUTPUT 1 or 2 of your DVD32FLR to a digital input on your AV processor.

TAGtronic Synchronisation Link (T2Link)

If you use the DVD32FLR with the TAG McLaren AV32R you can also connect the output labelled ‘sync’ on the AV32R to the input labelled T2Link in on your DVD32FLR using a high quality analogue cable, such as our F3-10-ANA. This connection provides synchronisation between the AV32R and DVD32FLR which, when enabled(1), further enhances the sound quality produced by the AV32R. The DVD32FLR will also work with your AV32R without this connection so you could activate the T2Link at a later stage.

Your DVD32FLR is shipped with a shorting plug in the T2Link (Sync) input. It is recommended that the shorting plug be left in place if no T2Link connection to the AV32R is made, for best sound quality.

ATTENTION:

Remove the shorting plug when using the TAGtronic Synchronisation Link, otherwise the link will not function.

1. If you intend to use Component video for best video quality, the picture may appear in false colours until your DVD32FLR has been setup correctly

1. Refer to the AV32R user manual for instructions on how to enable the T2Link

2.S-Video is also available on the Y (luminance) and Pb (chroma) ‘component’ connectors to achieve a higher quality S-Video connection (compared to the standard S-Video connector)

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Contents Contents Stop ControlsWelcome L c o m e t oPerformance and formats Welcome Key featuresheadingKey headingfeatures09 Keyh adingfeaturesBefore you start Reh gionaladin codingRegional coding ConnectinheadingSurround sound audio visual processor connection ConnectingPower connection Video display connectionControlling the DVD32FLRheading Controlling the DVD32FLRManual selection of the cursor keys Context sensitive remote keysStop key First time setupSetup wizard To go back To exit setupIf the TAGtronic Communications Bus is connected Main functionsPlaying a DVD CD Inserting a disc Front display brightnessTime display Accessing the DVD’s disc menu options during playPause StopPlaying a DVDheadingCD Headingplaying a DVD CDSpecial function random.. only for CD Special function repeat Repeat selectionRepeat title Special function goto Repeat allTAGtronic Communications Bus Show AV32R status Relay standby commandsRelay remote commands TAGtronic Communications BusTest patterns Test patternsPluge Colour Future expansion Aspect ratioConvergence PSM192 outputs Configuring the PSM192 outputsProgressive scan module PSM192 Future expansion39Advanced control with AV32R1 Mode for 169 displaysSoftware upgrades distributed via the internet Selecting PSM192 inputsRunning in and warming up Care and maintenanceProgramming the system-remote Programming the system-remote controlLearning new commands Programming the system remoteProgramming macro features Learning new commands cont’dProgramming a macro function Remote control warning Erasing single commandsErasing all commands for one device Erasing all commands for all devicesTechnical data Disassembly is prohibited Technical data Acknowledgements

DVD32FIR specifications

The TAG DVD32FIR is a remarkable piece of audio-visual equipment that has garnered attention for its high-quality performance and advanced features. As a DVD player, it not only plays DVDs but also supports a wide range of audio and video formats, making it a versatile addition to any home theater system.

One of the standout features of the TAG DVD32FIR is its exceptional build quality, designed with audio enthusiasts in mind. The unit boasts a robust chassis that minimizes vibrations, ensuring optimal playback performance. This attention to detail extends to its internal components, where high-grade materials are used to enhance the overall sound and picture quality.

In terms of video output, the TAG DVD32FIR supports progressive scan capabilities, offering a sharper and more detailed image compared to traditional interlaced video. Users can enjoy DVD content with improved clarity, especially when viewed on high-definition displays. The player is capable of outputting video in various formats, including PAL and NTSC, allowing it to be compatible with a wide range of television systems globally.

Audio quality is equally impressive, with the TAG DVD32FIR supporting multiple audio formats, including Dolby Digital and DTS. The unit features high-quality digital-to-analog converters (DACs) that provide a rich and dynamic sound experience, catering to audiophiles who demand the best in sound reproduction. Additionally, the player offers both coaxial and optical digital outputs, enabling easy integration with external audio processors and home theater receivers.

Another significant aspect of the TAG DVD32FIR is its user-friendly interface. It comes equipped with an intuitive remote control, allowing users to navigate through their media library effortlessly. The on-screen menu is designed for ease of use, making it simple for anyone to access various settings and features.

In conclusion, the TAG DVD32FIR stands out in the crowded market of DVD players due to its excellent build quality, superior video and audio capabilities, and user-friendly design. Whether for casual viewing or high-fidelity audio experiences, this player is an outstanding choice for those seeking the best in home entertainment technology. With its combination of advanced features and performance, the TAG DVD32FIR truly encapsulates the essence of modern multimedia enjoyment.
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