Panasonic LQ-MD800P manual Connecting and Setting up, Connecting a video player, DV terminal

Connecting and Setting up (continued)

COMPONENT VIDEO OUT terminal

These terminals can be used for either interlace or progressive output and provide a purer picture than the S-VIDEO OUT terminal.

Connection using these terminals outputs the color difference signals (PB/PR) and luminance signal (Y) separately in order to achieve high fidelity in reproducing colors.

Connecting a video player

Composite video, stereo audio terminals

Video cable (BNC)

Stereo Audio cable (PHONO x 2)

AC mains lead (supplied)

•The description of the component video input terminals depends on the monitor television (e.g., Y/PB/PR, Y/B-Y/R-Y, Y/CB/CR).

To watch progressive video (NTSC only)

Connect to the component video (480P) input terminals on a monitor television compatible with this unit's copy guard system. (Video will not be displayed correctly if connected to an incompatible monitor television.)

•All Panasonic monitor televisions that have 480P input terminals are compatible. Consult the manufacturer if you have another brand of monitor television.

Video player

AUDIO

OUT VIDEO OUT

VIDEO

IN

VIDEO		VIDEO IN				~ AC IN
		S-VIDEO
Y	P	P
VIDEO		VIDEO OUT
1		S-VIDEO
	CH1(A)	CH2(B) CH1	CH2
2
		AUDIO OUT		AUDIO
DV IN PAUSE				MON	RS-232C	USB

REMOTE

AUDIO IN

Regarding Progressive Television Picture

Progressive image aspect (height to width ratio) is set at a standard 16:9. DVD-Video which has been set at 16:9 will be displayed correctly. However, 4:3 video material will be stretched to the right and left when displayed.

S-Video, stereo audio terminals

S-Video cable (4P)

Stereo Audio cable (PHONO x 2)

AC mains lead (supplied)

To view the picture at the right aspect

•For monitor televisions that allow the aspect of progressive images to be adjusted, use the function provided on the monitor television and adjust as necessary.

•For monitor televisions which do not allow the aspect of progressive images to be adjusted, please set “Progressive (NTSC)” to “Off”.

Note:

Video player

AUDIO

OUT S-VIDEO OUT

S-VIDEO
		IN
VIDEO		VIDEO IN
		S-VIDEO
Y	P	P
VIDEO		VIDEO OUT
1		S-VIDEO
	CH1(A)	CH2(B) CH1	CH2
2
		AUDIO OUT		AUDIO
DV IN PAUSE				MON

REMOTE

AUDIO IN

~ AC IN

RS-232CUSB

•If the unit is connected to the TV through VIDEO OUT or S- VIDEO OUT, output signal will be interlace only (even if you select progressive output).

DV terminal

DV cable (4P-4P or 4P-6P)

AC mains lead (supplied)

Video player

VIDEO		VIDEO IN
			S-VIDEO
Y	P	P
VIDEO		VIDEO OUT
1			S-VIDEO
	CH1(A)	CH2(B)	CH1	CH2
2
	AUDIO IN		AUDIO OUT		AUDIO
DV IN PAUSE					MON

REMOTE

DV OUT

DV IN

~ AC IN

RS-232CUSB

Notes:

•Be sure to observe the following points when connecting the IEEE1394 cable (DV cable).

·This unit and all connected equipment should be used with a shared GND connection. If all equipment is not connected to a shared GND, turn off the power to all equipment before connecting or removing the IEEE1394 cable.

·When connecting to equipment having a 6-pin terminal, connect the IEEE1394 cable to the 6-pin terminal first and then to the terminal on this unit.

·When connecting to equipment having a 6-pin terminal, be sure to connect the end of the IEEE1394 cable that matches the terminal shape. Inserting the wrong end of the plug can damage the unit.

•The DV input on this unit is for use with DV equipment only.

•When DV equipment is connected, it is not possible to operate the unit from the other equipment.

•Only one piece of DV equipment (e.g., Digital Video Camera) can be connected to the unit via the DV Input terminal.

•The picture compression system of the DV equipment you have connected may differ from that used in this unit. In such cases, dubbing from this equipment will not be possible.

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