Connections
Video connections
If your AV receiver has video output jacks, connect your receiver and then your TV so that you can use one TV for several different video sources (LD, VCR, etc.) by simply switching the input source selector of your receiver.
This unit has four types of video output jacks. Use the one that corresponds to the input jacks of the component to be connected.
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PR | PB | Y | S | V |
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PR | PB | Y |
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COMPONENT | S VIDEO | VIDEO | ||
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VIDEO | COMPONENT | S VIDEO |
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OUT | VIDEO OUT | OUT |
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VIDEO | COMPONENT | S VIDEO |
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IN | VIDEO IN | IN |
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Component video jacks <A>
Component video connections achieve high fidelity color reproduction than S- video connections by transmitting video signals on separate wires for luminance (Y: green) and chrominance (PB: blue, PR: red). Connect VIDEO OUT - COMPONENT (Y, PB, PR jacks of this unit to component input jacks of your AV receiver and then to those of your TV using a commercially available component cable. Observe the color of each jack when you make connections.
If your receiver does not have component output jacks, you can achieve a better video image by connecting the component output jacks of this unit directly to the component input jacks of your TV.
S-video jack <B>
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Connect VIDEO OUT - S VIDEO jack of this unit to
Composite video jack <C>
Connect VIDEO OUT - VIDEO jack of this unit to video input jack of your AV receiver and then to that of your TV using the supplied video pin cable.
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