Primera configuración—Continúa

Configuración de vídeo componente

Si realiza una conexión a una entrada COMPONENT VIDEO IN, debe asignarla a un selector de entrada. Por ejemplo, si conecta el reproductor de DVD a COMPONENT IN 3, deberá asignarlo al selector de entrada de DVD.

Si desea enviar las fuentes de vídeo compuesto y S-Vídeo desde COMPONENT VIDEO OUT, seleccione “---”, como se explica a continuación.

Selector de entrada

Toma VIDEO IN

DVD

IN 1

 

 

VCR/DVR

- - -

 

 

CBL/SAT

- - -

 

 

GAME/TV

- - -

 

 

AUX

- - -

3

ENTER

ENTER

Utilice los botones Arriba y Abajo []/[ ] para seleccionar “3. Component Video Input” y, a continuación, pulse [ENTER]. Aparecerá el menú Component Video Input.

1–3. Component Video Input

DVD

 

IN 1

 

VCR/DVR

 

– – –

CBL/SAT

 

– – –

GAME/TV

 

– – –

AUX

 

– – –

Si se ha conectado el televisor al receptor AV con un cable de vídeo componentes, se puede ajustar el receptor AV de manera que las fuentes de vídeo compuesto y S- Video se sobreconviertan* y se emitan por la salida

COMPONENT VIDEO OUT.

Esto se puede establecer para cada selector de entrada eligiendo la opción “- - -”.

Vídeo compuesto, S-Video

Vídeo componentes

IN

 

OUT

 

Vídeo compuesto, S-Video

Vídeo componentes

1Pulse el botón [RECEIVER] seguido del botón [SETUP].

Aparecerá el menú principal en pantalla.

4

ENTER

ENTER

Utilice los botones Arriba y Abajo [ ]/[ ] para seleccionar un selector de entrada y a continuación utilice los botones Izquierda y Derecha [ ]/[ ] para seleccionar:

IN 1: Selecciónelo para utilizar el vídeo componente conectado conectado a

COMPONENT IN1.

IN 2: Selecciónelo para utilizar el vídeo componente conectado conectado a

COMPONENT IN2.

IN 3: Selecciónelo para utilizar el vídeo componente conectado conectado a

COMPONENT IN3.

---:Úselo para emitir fuentes de vídeo compuesto y S-Vídeo desde COMPONENT VIDEO OUT.

5Pulse el botón [SETUP].

El menú de configuración se cerrará.

2

ENTER

ENTER

Utilice los botones Arriba y Abajo [ ]/[ ] para seleccionar “1. Input/Output Assign” y, a continuación, pulse [ENTER].

Aparecerá el menú Input/Output Assign.

1.Input/Output Assign

1.Monitor Out

2.HDMI Input

3.Component Video Input

4.Digital Input

Notas:

Para la sobreconversión de vídeo compuesto y S- Video para la salida COMPONENT VIDEO OUT, la configuración de HDMI Monitor debe ajustarse en No (consulte la página 46) y la configuración de Component Video Input debe ajustarse en “- - -”. Consulte la página 27 para más información sobre el paso y la sobreconversión de la señal de vídeo.

Este procedimiento también puede realizarse en el receptor AV utilizando el botón [SETUP], los botones de flecha y el botón [ENTER].

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Onkyo TX-SR705 manual Configuración de vídeo componente

TX-SR705 specifications

The Onkyo TX-SR705 is a versatile and powerful AV receiver that caters to both home theater enthusiasts and casual listeners alike. Launched as part of Onkyo’s acclaimed line of audio components, this model is designed to deliver rich sound quality, robust connectivity options, and advanced technology to enhance any home entertainment experience.

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