JVC DVD Player LD HD2KE User Manual

Machine Models Compatible for Con-

nection with this Product

DLA-HD2KU

This product (LD-HD2KU) is exclusively for the

above-mentioned model.The performance cannot

be guaranteed when using with other models.

This processor is used as a dedicated machine and

this manual (instruction manual) may contain de-

scription of features as well as specifications not

used by the processor.

DLA-HD2KE

This product (LD-HD2KE) is exclusively for the

above-mentioned model. The performance cannot

be guaranteed when using with other models.

This processor is used as a dedicated machine and

this manual (instruction manual) may contain de-

scription of features as well as specifications not

used by the processor.

DIGITAL VIDEO PROCESSOR

INSTRUCTIONS

LD-HD2KU/LD-HD2KE

OFF

VIDEO

S-VIDEO

PASS-T

RGB

YCrCb

PASS-TX

PROFILE

STORE

BRIGHTNESS

COLOR

CONTRAST

DETAIL

TINT

ANAMORPHIC 4:3

LETTERBOX

For customer Use:

Enter below the Serial No. which is located

on the side panel of the cabinet. Retain

this information for future reference.

Model No.

Serial No.

LD-HD2KU

LCT1679-001A

– Do not overload wall outlets, extension cords, or conve-

nience receptacles on other equipment as this can result

in a risk of fire or electric shock.

– Never push objects of any kind into this product through

openings as they may touch dangerous voltage points or

short out parts that could result in a fire or electric shock.

Never spill liquid of any kind on the product.

– Do not attempt to service this product yourself as opening

or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltages

and other hazards. Refer all service to qualified service

personnel.

– Unplug this product from the wall outlet and refer service

to qualified service personnel under the following condi-

tions:

*DO NOT allow any unqualified person to install the

unit.

Be sure to ask your dealer to install the unit since special

technical knowledge and skills are required for installation

and connection to multiple devices.

If installation is performed by an unqualified person, it may

cause personal injury or electrical shock.

Precautions for using the screen terminal

Connect the cable to the screen before using the screen ter-

minal of this unit.

Signal with DC+12 V/100 mA max. is output from the screen

terminal of this unit.

a) When the power supply cord or plug is damaged.

b) If liquid has been spilled, or objects have fallen on the

product.

Short-circuit will result in malfunction, fire and electric shock.

Leave the connection of the wires to the installation contrac-

tor.

c) If the product has been exposed to rain or water.

d) If the product does not operate normally by following

the operating instructions.Adjust only those controls that

are covered by the Operation Manual, as an improper

adjustment of controls may result in damage and will

often require extensive work by a qualified technician to

restore the product to normal operation.

e) If the product has been dropped or damaged in any

way.

f ) When the product exhibits a distinct change in perfor-

mance – this indicates a need for service.

– When replacement parts are required, be sure the service

technician has used replacement parts specified by the

manufacturer or with same characteristics as the original

part. Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire, electric

shock, or other hazards.

– Upon completion of any service or repairs to this product,

ask the service technician to perform safety checks to de-

termine that the product is in proper operating condition.

– The product should be placed more than one foot away

from heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves,

and other products (including amplifiers) that produce heat.

– When connecting other products such as VCR’s, and per-

sonal computers, you should turn off the power of this prod-

uct for protection against electric shock.

– Use only the accessory cord designed for this product to

prevent shock.

The power supply voltage rating of this product is AC 120 V,

AC 100 V - AC 240 V, the power cord attached conforms to

the following power supply voltage. Use only the power cord

designated by our dealer to ensure Safety and EMC.When it

is used by other power supply voltage, power cable must be

changed.

Ensure that the power cable used for the projector is the cor-

rect type for the AC outlet in your country.

Consult your product dealer.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ............................................................................................................................................... 2

QUICK START ................................................................................................................................................................ 5

INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................................................................... 6

SETUP ............................................................................................................................................................................ 8

IR REMOTE/OSD ......................................................................................................................................................... 10

RS232 ........................................................................................................................................................................... 13

HELP MENUS ............................................................................................................................................................... 16

SPECIFICATIONS......................................................................................................................................................... 17

QUICK START

Connection with Other Devices

Before connecting to other devices, ensure to turn off the power supply of the device to be connected with the digital video

processor.

Ⅵ Connecting to a Projector

● Read through the projector’s instruction manual thoroughly.

● Depending on the DVI cable used, signals may be attenuated and images may become unstable. Use high-quality DVI

cables that are 5 m or shorter. When a DVI cable longer than 5 m is used, make use of a distribution system or an optical

fiber cable.

Right End of this Unit

H/C SYNC

UTPUT

SYNC

RS-232

I/R REMOTE SCREEN

DVI INPUT

100-240 VAC 50-60Hz 35 WATTS

DVI OUTPUT

DVI

VIDEO IN

DVI Connection Cable (sold separately)

Caution on Devices to be Connected

Please refer to the list of ‘Devices Compatible with this Product’ on the front page for devices that can be

connected with this unit. Performance of this unit will not be guaranteed if it is connected with a device not

specified in the list.

6. Select Set: Active Output and set the value to Digital.

Setup of this Unit

7. Select Set: Screen Shape and set the value to Wide Screen.

8. Press the Menu button on the remote to exit the Setup

Menu.

1. Connect the supplied power cord to the power supply in-

put terminal on this unit. Connect the earth wire to the

equipped earth terminal in the building, followed by in-

serting the plug of the supplied power cord into the wall

outlet.

Profile Setting

2. This unit will be initialized once the plug of the power cord

is inserted into the power outlet. Upon completion of ini-

tialization, this unit switches to the Standby mode (LED

turns red).

3. Press the Power/Standby button on this unit (or Power

button on the remote). Once the unit is turned on, the

LED turns green.

4. Press the Menu button on the remote for 5 seconds or

more to display the Setup Menu on this unit’s display

panel. After the Setup Menu is displayed, use the Func-

tion Up/Down keys on the remote to select an adjustment.

Select the set values accordingly using the Value Left/

Right keys on the remote.

5. Select Set: SCANRATE and set the value to 1920 x 1080.

Press the STORE key on the remote. The message “Are

You Sure” is displayed on the display panel of this unit.

Press the STORE key on the remote again to set the scan

rate.

This unit can store up to 8 profiles. Each profile stores values

that have been set for this unit during each adjustment. Select

the profile number (1 - 8) at the OSD and press the STORE

key on the remote to save the current settings. For further

details, please refer to ‘OSD’. (☞ Page 10)

Video Image Adjustment

The following item can be adjusted according to the input

signals. Adjusted values can also be stored in the profile.

● BRIGHTNESS (☞ Page 11)

● CONTRAST (☞ Page 11)

● COLOR (☞ Page 12)

● TINT (☞ Page 12)

● DETAIL (☞ Page 12)

● ADVANCED COLOR SYSTEM (☞ Page 12)

INSTALLATION

OUTPUT

9 p q

INPUT

RED/Pr

GREEN/Y

BLUE/Pb

H/C SYNC

SYNC

RS-232

I/R REMOTE SCREEN

DVI INPUT

100-240 VAC 50-60Hz 35 WATTS

DVI OUTPUT

Y/C

VIDEO

RED/Pr

GREEN/Y

BLUE/Pb

C-SYNC

HDTV INPUT

MONITOR OUTPUT

1 2

3 YPrPb/RGBs Input (BNC): 480i and HDTV scan rates are

sent to the internal processor and then output at the se-

lected scan rate. If the output is set to analog RGBHV or

digital DVI, the unit will automatically transcode the YPrPb

HDTV to RGBHV.

INSTALLATION

Accessories

The following accessories are packed together with this unit.

Please confirm all items. If any item is missing, please contact

your dealer.

Note on DVDs:

• Instructions

• Power Cord

• Remote Control

For proper aspect ratio and to insure the highest quality

image from the DVD player, be sure to set the DVD screen

shape to 16:9 in the DVD player’s Setup menu. See the

DVD player’s owner’s manual for details.

• AA/R6 size Battery

(for operation confirmation)

• Guarantee

Placement

4 High scan rate input (D-sub15 pin) for sources such as

HDTV signals or computers are passed through to the

projector. The signal is sent to the outputs in the same

format as the input unless Transcoding is selected. YPrPb

from HDTV sources can be transcoded to RGBHV, as

well. Use a BNC to D15 breakout cable if necessary. The

Green, Red, Blue BNCs are used for YPrPb.

The processor can be either placed on a table or rack

mounted. A rack mounting installation kit is available. Securely

mount the side rack brackets with the screws that are provided

with the kit.

Ventilation

The unit uses convection to cool. A fan is not needed. As hot

air raises out of the top vent, cool air is drawn in from the

bottom and side. These vents must not be blocked. When

rack mounted, a minimum of 1.75” (1 rack unit height) of free

space is required above and below the unit to allow for proper

cooling. A forced air fan should be added to the rack

installation if power amps are located in the same air space.

Do not install unit above power amps.

5 D-sub15 pin connector output for use with computer moni-

tors or to a second display device. Use only short cable

runs. This output can be used at the same time as the

BNC outputs.

6 DVI Input. The DVI Input will automatically process 480p,

720p and 1080p signals. Computer rates are not sup-

ported for processing but may be passed through to the

DVI output if any of the pass-through inputs are selected.

This unit will not convert a computer DVI output to the

analog output.

Connections

Because of the high performance of this unit it is very important

to use the highest quality cables possible, for both input and

output signals.

To avoid AC ground loop problems, the source equipment,

this unit and projector should all be running on the same

grounded AC power line (one rated for the power

requirements).

Note

For incompatible input signals, a “Not Supported”

message will be displayed on the LCD display

and the image will be muted (black screen).

1 S-Video input (4-pin DIN) for sources such as DVDs,

Satellite systems, S-VHS tape decks (when using S-VHS

tapes only), Hi-8 tape decks.

2 Composite video input (BNC) for sources such as

Laserdisc players, cable TV, VHS tape decks, 8mm tape

decks.

Installation (continued)

The following diagram offers one way to connect the system.

7 DVI Output: Digital output interface for compatible dis-

plays. All processed analog and digital in-

puts are output to this connector as well as

computer scan rates when the pass-through

input is selected. Maximum cable length is

50ft with a high quality DVI cable. For longer

lengths a distribution system or fiber optic

system must be used.

Satellite Receiver

YPrPb

HDTV

DVI

S-Video

Alt.

Conn.

S-Video HD/PC YPrPb

DVI

Input

Input Input

Input

8 BNC connectors for main output with RGBHV or YPrPb

signals to display devices. Cable runs up to 100ft are okay

if good quality cables are used. For YPrPb outputs use:

This unit

RGBVH

DVI

Red

Green

Blue

= Pr

= Y

Set Input to Transcode

Display

= Pb

RGBHV is recommended.

● If Computer signals are to be used, separate H & V

sync cables must be connected to the display.

With this hookup viewing the different sources is as follows:

USE THIS USE THIS UNIT’S

SOURCE

UNIT’S

INPUT

OUTPUT

9 IR remote terminal

Cannot be used with this digital video processor.

Non-HDTV Channels

Native HDTV Channels

S-Video

DVI

RGBHV or DVI

DVI or RGBHV

RGBHV

p SCREEN terminal

12V trigger to activate automatic screen relays. Voltage

is constant when unit power is on.

In addition, refer to ‘Precautions for using the screen ter-

minal’ on page 3 before using it.

YPrPb

Native HDTV Channels

with HDCP Encryption

q RS-232C (D-sub 9 pin) terminal

RS-232C connection for use with RS-232C control sys-

tems.

● This unit’s pass-through input will “pass ” the input signal

to the output stage in the same format as the input

signal, i.e. analog HDTV in – analog HDTV out, DVI

HDTV in – DVI HDTV out.

w AC Power connection.

Note

● The DVI or analog RGBHV outputs cannot be active at

the same time. Select the output type in the

Setup menu prior to use of the processor.

HDTV Cross-Conversion

This unit can cross-convert 480p, 720p and 1080i HDTV

signals to the selected output of the processor. Any HDTV

signal connected to the YprPb BNC or DVI inputs will be

cross-converted. Any HDTV or PC signal connected to

the D15 input will be passed-through without processing.

PC signals via the DVI input will be sent to the pass-

through.

Connecting HDTV Satellite Receivers

Since HDTV ready satellite receivers offer different signal

types, they require special attention for connection to the

processor. Every receiver is different so be sure to consult

the receivers manual for details. For this manual, we will

assume the receiver being used operates as follows:

To pass-through HDTV signals to avoid processing, select

the passthrough input. DVI is passed through

to the DVI output and analog YPrPb is passed through as

analog RGB (select trancode).

1. Non HDTV material is output from the receiver via an S-

video connection

2. HDTV material is output via YPrPb outputs

3. If available, HDTV material is also output via a DVI con-

nector.

SETUP

POWER

1 2 3

SETUP MENU FUNCTIONS

FRONT PANEL CONTROL

1 Firmware Reset:

SET : SCANRATE

Push a small paper clip into this opening to reset the unit’s

CPU.

Select the required scanrate by using the right and left arrows.

When the desired rate is displayed on the LCD display, press

the STORE key. This unit will ask you “Are you sure” and

press the STORE key again. The scanrate is now selected.

● Use this reset only if the unit will not respond to commands.

It will not erase custom settings. Use the Factory Restore

command in the Setup Menu to completely reset firmware.

See the setup section of the manual for details.

SET : ACTIVE OUTPUT

Analog / Digital (Default)

This must be selected to determine if the Analog (BNC) or

Digital (DVI) output is used. Both outputs cannot be used at

the same time.

2 Power / Standby:

Press to turn the unit On (LED turns Green) or to Standby

(Red).

3 Infrared Receiver Window

4 LCD Readout:

SET : SCREEN SHAPE

Wide Screen / 4:3 / Wide 4:3

● This sets the processor for the screen shape of the display

to be used. If this is not set properly, the aspect ratio selec-

tion for the different sources located in the user menu will

be incorrect.

Provides information on control of the processor. Displays

current Function being used, matching the On-Screen-

Display. When in the Setup Menu, the OSD is not avail-

able, use the LCD display.

SYSTEM FIRMWARE SETUP

Ⅵ WIDE SCREEN

Now that all the sources and cables are connected, the

processor’s firmware needs to be setup for the installation.

Be sure to go through the Setup menu before doing the

final setup of the display.

Choose this when the screen is Widescreen and the pro-

jector will provide the anamorphic vertical squeeze.

Example : Example: A 16:9 plasma, a digital or CRT

projector set to Anamorphic using a wide angle

screen or when using a Panamorph lens, or a

1280x720 digital projector.

When the unit is first plugged in it will go through an initializing

procedure and display the output resolution. Do not send any

commands to the unit during this initialization period. Once

this initialization is completed the unit is instant-on.

Ⅵ 4:3

Choose this when the projector is 4:3 and the screen is

4:3

Note

All display devices have specific setup steps that

must be completed to insure proper operation

with this unit and other sources. Be sure to

carefully follow those instructions as well as the

instructions for this processor.

Example : Using a 1024x768 digital projector on a 4:3

screen.

Ⅵ WIDE 4:3

Choose this when the digital projector operates as 4:3

and the screen is Widescreen. (Not available on units

scanning at rates below 720p.)

Example : A digital projector that has a 4:3 display chip

that locks the aspect ratio when sent the native

resolution and then displayed on a wide angle

screen.

To enter the Setup menu, press and hold the Menu

button on the remote for five seconds. Setup Func-

tions can only be viewed on the front panel LCD, not

from the OSD.

Press the Function Up or Down to select the available

Functions. Press the Value Up or Down keys to change values

or to select options.

Setup (continued)

SET : PASSTHRU TRANSCODE

Disable (Default) / Enable

SET : BLACK LEVEL (For setting the black level)

7.5 IRE / 0 IRE (Default)

YPrPb HDTV signals via the D15 input or the YprPb (BNC)

inputs can be transcoded to RGB when this feature is enabled.

For setting the black signal level of the video signal. When

the video signal is “7.5 IRE Setup”, set to “7.5 IRE”.

SET : COMPONENT INPUT STANDARD

DVD (Default) / Professional (Betacam)

SET : DVI Input Level (For setting the gray scale)

16-235 / 0-255 (Default)

● Only use professional setting when using a device that

conforms to SMTPE Betacam levels

OUTPUT FORMAT (ANALOG)

RGB (Default) / YPrPb

SET : RGB INPUT SYNC

Sync-on-Green (Default) /Composite Sync

Selecting RGB means connecting the processor to the display

via five wire analog RGBHV. This function is not active when

DVI output is selected. DVI is always RGBHV.

SET : DVI INPUT H SYNC (For setting the H Sync)

COMPOSITE SYNC ON H

Normal (Default) / Wide

On / Off (Default)

SET : OSD (ON SCREEN DISPLAY)

On (Default) / Off

● This function is not active when YPrPb output is selected.

● Each input on this unit can be activated or deactivated to

simplify operation so unused inputs are not accessed when

cycling through the inputs with the remote control.

SET : OSD TIMER

0-255 (30 Default)

SET : VIDEO INPUT

SET : LCD TIMER

6-255 (40 Default)

● Setting value below 5 will not be displayed. “ALWAYS ON”

is displayed on the LCD display and the backlight is al-

ways lit.

Enabled (Default) / Disabled

● Disabling this unused input will remove it from the input

menu list.

SET : S-VIDEO INPUT

Enabled (Default) / Disabled

● Disabling this unused input will remove it from the input

menu list.

SET : RS232 ECHO

On (Default) / Off

Allows RSR232 characters to be sent back to the controller.

SET : RGB INPUT

SET : BAUD RATE (For setting the baud rate of

Enabled (Default) / Disabled

● Disabling this unused input will remove it from the input

menu list.

RS-232C)

19200 (Default) / 57600 / 9600

SET : Y/Pr/Pb INPUT

SET : Store NTSC profiles 1-8

SET : Store PAL profiles 1-8

Enabled (Default) / Disabled

● Disabling this unused input will remove it from the input

menu list.

SET : RESTORE FACTORY

Are You Sure? - Press Enter Key

SET : DVI INPUT

Enable / Disable

● Disabling this unused input will remove it from the input

menu list.

Use this Function only in the event that the processor

no longer functions properly and all other system checks

have been performed. This command will erase all

custom settings and restore the original firmware

configuration. Be sure to go back through the Setup

procedure for proper operation.

SET : PASSTHRU INPUT

Enabled (Default) / Disabled

● Disabling this unused input will remove it from the input

menu list.

Note

The next step in the setup procedure is to align the

display device. Be sure to follow all directions for

setting up the display found in the display’s manual.

Using a test DVD with the Safe Area test pattern,

align the image size, position and blanking first

using the controls found in the display device.

Only use these controls in this unit if the display

device does not offer these controls or if there is

not enough range.

IR REMOTE/OSD

IR REMOTE AND OSD OPERATION

ON SCREEN DISPLAY (OSD)

This unit is now shipped with a simplified remote control that

allows for direct access to most commands used to control

the processor.

Accessing the OSD

1. Press Menu button to bring up main Index.

2. Use Function Up/Down Keys until the triangle

at the top of the OSD turns yellow.

3. Use the Left/Right keys to move to the next menu

page. A list of available Functions will appear.

4. Press Function Up/Down keys to select an

adjustment.

Adjustments can be made three different ways:

1. Press the Menu button to activate the OSD and use the

Function and Value keys to make changes. Press Menu

again to remove OSD.

2. Press the direct access key (Brightness, etc.) and then

adjust using the left/right value keys.

3. Press the direct access key and then enter a three digit

number (i.e. 040 for 40).

5. Use Value Left/Right keys to adjust.

The main menu drops away and a single line

menu appears.

4. For direct access to the RGB input:

Press DVI + 1

6. Use the Function keys to return to the drop down

menu.

(allow about one second between commands)

7. Press Menu at any time to cancel OSD

● Unused inputs can be deactivated for simpler operation of

the processor. See the Setup instructions for details.

Turn unit

On/Off

OFF

VIDEO

Select Inputs

S-VIDEO DVI/RGB

YCrCb

INPUT

PICTURE

PATTERNS

DISPLAY

DVD button

not active

Press to

toggle

between

pass-

through and

pass-

through

transcode

DVD

PASS/TX

Press the Function UP/Down

keys until the triangle turns Yellow.

Press the Value Left/Right keys to

cycle to the Menu tabs.

DVD

FORMATS

INPUTS

ASPECT

PROFILE

RECALL

STORE

Navigate

Menus

PROFILE

STORE

ANAMORPHIC

Enter

Numbers

Use the Value Left/Right

keys to change selection

or values.

F 1 2 3 4

Adjust Picture

BRIGHTNESS

COLOR

CONTRAST

DETAIL

1 2 3 4

TINT

ANAMORPHIC 4:3

LETTERBOX

The OSD consists of four menu tabs:

Input - Picture - Display - Patterns

● When using a 4:3 source on a Wide Angle screen there

are black bars on the left and right of the image. The

sidebars can be changed to gray using the Blanking Level

control located in the Display menu. If filling the entire screen

is desired, select Letterbox. The image will fill the screen

but the top and bottom 1/3 of the image will be cut off

(overscanned).

Ⅵ Input Menu

INPUT

PICTURE

PATTERNS

DISPLAY

FORMATS

INPUTS

ASPECT

PROFILE

RECALL

STORE

When watching 2:35 aspect ratio movies on a 16:9 (1:77)

screen, it is normal to see black bars at the top and bottom

of the image.

DVI

ANAMORPHIC

● The screen shape used in the installation must be set in

the Setup Menu during installation for proper Aspect Ratio

mapping. Anamorphic Aspect Ratio with 4:3 screens and

the Wide-4:3 settings are not available on units with scan

rates, 540p, 600p and Frame Doubling. See Setup section

for details.

F 1 2 3 4

1 2 3 4

Note

Do not leave the 4:3 image with a Wide Angle

screen on for long periods of time on a

projector or plasma display. This can cause

permanent image burn-in. Image burn-in is

not covered by warranty

Formats

1. Input Select: OSD

Video-S-Video- RGB-YCrCb-DVI

● The Pass-Thru input cannot be selected from the OSD

since an OSD is not available on that input. Use the

Input button on the remote to select it. The DVI Input

will not display an OSD unless there is a source con-

nected to it.

Ⅵ Picture Menu

Use these commands to fine-tune the image.

● After tuning the image, if the power is turned off without

storing the profile, the factory default value will be re-

stored.

2. Aspect Ratio

4:3-Letterbox-Anamorphic

● This selection should match the aspect ratio of the

source, not the display. The aspect ratio of the display

should be selected in the Setup menu.

INPUT

PICTURE

DISPLAY

PATTERNS

Profiles

1. Profile: Factory-1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8

2. Store: 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8

BRIGHTNESS

CONTRAST

COLOR

To store a Profile (in the Input Menu):

1. Press Menu button on the remote

2. Make all required adjustments.

3. Use the Function Up/down keys to select Profile

4. Use the Value Left/Right keys to select Profile

5. Press Enter

TINT

DETAIL

NORMAL

ADVANCED COLOR SYS

To recall a Profile (in the Input menu):

1. Press Menu button on the remote

2. Use the Function Up/Down keys to select Recall

3. Use the Value Left/Right keys to select profile

1-8

Brightness

Factory 50

Adjust the brightness of the picture image.

Contrast

Factory 50

4. Press Store

Adjusts the contrast of the picture image.

5. There are separate banks of eight Profiles for

NTSC and PAL

Osd (continued)

Ⅵ Display Menu

Color

Factory 50

Adjust the color density of the picture image.

DISPLAY

PATTERNS

INPUT

PICTURE

Tint

Factory 50

POSITION

HORIZONTAL

VERTICAL

BORDER LVL

LEFT

Tint is not available with YPrPb or PAL sources

Detail

Factory 4

● The Detail circuit is a powerful tool for image quality. The

settings have been optimized for the output scan rate and

resolution. However, the viewer’s tastes plus the types of

software and display require making adjustments of this

setting to fine-tune the image. This control is very effective

to increase detail in poor quality video material. It is rec-

ommended that adjustments be made in small increments

until the desired results are achieved and then store these

custom settings in the Profiles. It is important to not use

too much Detail since the image will start to look artificial.

Typically, digital displays will need less detail than analog

displays. High quality software will need less detail than

poor quality ones. Reducing the Detail level can help to

reduce the visibility of MPEG artifacts on some DVDs and

satellite systems and noise with VHS tapes. The best re-

sults are achieved by adjusting the levels to the software

being viewed instead of just using test patterns.

RIGHT

BOTTOM

TOP

Use these commands to adjust the image position and edge

blanking. It is recommended to adjust sizing, position and

blanking in the display device first with this unit in the Factory

preset setting. Then use this unit’s controls only if the display

runs out of range or does not offer these controls. This should

be done by a qualified technician.

Horizontal Position

Not functional on this unit.

Advanced Color System

Normal (Default) / Bypass

For some DVDs with computer animation or with very high

levels of color, the chroma edge processing circuits may not

be needed and can be turned off (Bypass). For most sources,

the Normal setting should be selected. These settings can

be stored as a Profile.

Vertical Position

Not functional on this unit.

Border LVL (Blanking level)

Setting Values: 0-100

This adjusts the blanking from black to white. This can be

used to create a gray side bar for use with 4:3 aspect ratio

sources on wideangle screens to help reduce the chance of

image burn-in. Image burn in is not covered by warrantee.

● Any changes to the picture level adjustments are automati-

cally stored after one minute has passed without making

any changes. This information is stored separately for each

input. As each input is selected the last used settings will

automatically be recalled. If picture levels are adjusted but

then the input is changed before one minute has passed,

the changes for that input will not be stored and the previ-

ous settings will be recalled the next time that input is used.

Left

Adjusts the left edge border (blanking).

Right

Adjusts the right edge border (blanking).

Bottom

This adjusts the bottom edge border (blanking).

Top

Adjusts the top edge border (blanking).

● This unit will store unique blanking settings for each as-

pect ratio which are automatically stored and recalled when

the different aspect ratios are selected

RS232

Ⅵ Patterns Menu

AVAILABLE PATTERNS

The best approach to system setup is to use a DVD that

offers the proper test patterns. This way, the system is

aligned for the entire signal path. If a test DVD is not avail-

able, then use the internal test patterns provided in this

unit.

Gray Step

Cb Ramp

Cr Ramp

Y Ramp

: Check gray scale

: Check linearity of Cb channel

: Check linearity of Cr channel

: Check linearity of Y channel

: Full Black screen

Black

● The test pattern generator in this unit is set to SMPTE stan-

dards. To insure proper output levels for display setup, the

picture controls in this unit cannot be accessed when the

test patterns are being used. Adjust levels, if needed, in

the display device.

Green Screen

Red Screen

Blue Screen

Convergence

Border

Multiburst

Window

PLUGE

: Check for defective pixels

: Check convergence of display

: Use for H&V positioning

: To check bandwidth

: Check displays power supply

: Set Brightness and Contrast

: Color bars for decoder check

INPUT

PICTURE

PATTERNS

DISPLAY

Color Bars

Rev Bars

RS232 INSTRUCTIONS

Connector

Baud rate

: DB-9 Female

: 19,200 default, 8 bit,1 stop bit and

No Parity

Pin Configuration

: Pin 5=Ground

Pin 3=RX in

TEST PATTERNS

SELECT

Pin 2=TX out

CONVERGENCE

All commands are sent using ASCII text strings.

● A command must start with the string header

RS232 (continued)

Following the header, a comma is used to delimit the header from the command. All the commands with their descriptions are

listed below. All the text strings are terminated with a carriage return (0x0d or 13). Maximum command string length is 250

characters.

OPERATION COMMANDS (Used for day-to-day operation)

DESCRIPTION

Input Aspect Ratio – for all sources

Brightness

OPTIONS OR RANGE

(0-2) 0=4x3,1=Letterbox, 2=Anamorphic

(0-170) 128 default

COMMAND

Contrast

(0-155) 110 default

Detail

(0-13) 8 default

DVI Input

DVI

EXT

FST

HELP

Pass-through Input

Report Current System Status

Displays full list of commands for this unit

Color

(0-220) 128 default

Power OFF

OFF

Power ON

Recall Preset

(0-8) [1-8=User, 0=Factory]

(0-1) [0=Normal1=Bypass]

Advanced Color System

PassThru Transcoded Input

RGB input

PM#

Report Current Status

Tint

(0-255) 128 default

0=Off

TP#

1=100% Color Bars

2=Reverse Color Bars

3=10-step Grayscale

4=Luma Ramp

5=Cb Ramp

6=Cr Ramp

7=Green

8=Red

9=Blue

10=Convergence

11=Active Boarder

12=Multiburst

13=100% Window

14=PLUGE Test Pattern Selection

Display Test Pattern Help

Video input

TPHELP

YCrCb input

S-Video input

SETUP COMMANDS (Normally not controlled by RS232)

OPTIONS OR RANGE

DESCRIPTION

COMMAND

BB#

(0-192)

(0-252)

(0-255)

Bottom Blanking

Border Level – black to white

LCD Backlite Timer on front panel

Composite Sync – for RGB output

DVI Input Disabled

BL#

BLT#

CS#

1=On 0=OFF

DVD

DVI Input Enabler

DVE

1=On 0=OFF

RS-232 ECHO

PassThru Input Disabled

PassThru Input Enabled

Horizontal Position

EXTD

EXTE

HP#

(0-50) 25 default

(0-200)

Left Blanking

LB#

(0-1) [0=RGB, 1=YPrPb]

Output Mode

OSD Off – for processor

OSD On – for processor

Output Mode

OSDOFF

OSDON

OUTMOD

PYD

0=Analog, 1=Digital

000-192

PassThru Transcode Disable

Pass-Thru Transcoder Enabled

Right Blanking

PYE

RB#

RGB Input Disabled

RGB Input Enabled

Restore Factory Defaults

Store PAL Profile

SETFT

STPP#

STNP#

SRHELP

TB#

1-8

Store NTSC Profile

Scan Rate Help Table

Top Blanking

000-192

Video Input Disabled

Video Input Enabled

Vsync Polarity

(0=Neg 1=Pos)

VPOL#

0=4:3, 1=Widescreen, 2=Wide 4:3

Screen Shape

YCrCb Input Disabled

YCrCb Input Enabled

S-Video Input Disabled

S-Video Input Enabled

NTSC SCAN RATE LIST (USE ONLY BY QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN!)

SRN2

SRN4

SRN6

SRN8

SRN10

SRN12

1920 x 540

1280 x 720

1280 x 768

1440 x 960

D-ILA

SRN3

SRN5

SRN7

SRN9

SRN11

800 x 600

1024 x 768

1366 x 768

1280 X 1024

1400 x 1050

1920 x 1080

PAL SCAN RATE LIST (USE ONLY BY QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN!)

SRP3

1024x768/75Hz

SRP1

720x576/50Hz

SRP4

1920x1080/50Hz

SRP2

1280x720/50Hz

HELP MENUS

TEST PATTERN HELP MENU

TP0

TEST PATTERN OFF

TP1

100% COLOR BARS

10 STEP GREY

CB RAMP

TP2

REVERSE COLOR BARS

TP3

TP4

LUMA RAMP

TP5

TP6

CR RAMP

TP7

BLACK SCREEN

RED SCREEN

CONVERGENCE

SMPTE PATTERN

PLUGE

TP8

GREEN SCREEN

BLUE SCREEN

ACTIVE BORDER

WHITE WINDOW

TP9

TP10

TP12

TP14

TP11

TP13

TP15

Output Scan Rate

Horizontal Frequency

33.8 KHz

Vertical Frequency

1920 x 540P

59.94 Hz

50.00 Hz

59.94 Hz

50.00 Hz

75.00 Hz

59.94 Hz

50.00 Hz

59.94 Hz

720 x 576P

31.3 KHz

800 x 600P

37.6 KHz

1280 x 720P

1024 x 768P

1366 x 768P

1440 x 960P

1280 x 1024P

1365 x 1024P

1400 x 1050P

1920 x 1080P

45.0 KHz

37.5 KHz

60.5 KHz

48.3 KHz

62.9 KHz

63.9 KHz

63.5 KHz

64.0 KHz

56.3 KHz

67.4 KHz

SPECIFICATIONS

Ⅵ Model Name/ Article Name

Ⅵ Colour System

LD-HD2KU/LD-HD2KE Digital Video Processor

NTSC, PAL (Auto switching)

Ⅵ Video Input

Signal

480i

Horizontal Frequency

15.7 KHz

Vertical Frequency

29.97 Hz

480p

576i

31.5 KHz

59.97 Hz

15.6 KHz

25.00 Hz

576p

720p

1080i

31.3 KHz

50.00 Hz

37.5 KHz

50.00 Hz

45.0 KHz

59.97 Hz

28.1 KHz

25.00 Hz

33.7 KHz

29.97 Hz

Ⅵ Input Terminals

VIDEO

1-line, BNC x 1

1.0 Vp-p

Y/C

1-line, mini-DIN 4 pin x 1

Y: 1.0 Vp-p, C: 0.286 Vp-p

R,G,B: 0.7 Vp-p C-SYNC: 1.0 Vp-p

Y: 1.0 Vp-p Pr, Pb: 0.7 Vp-p

R,G,B,C-SYNC

Y, Pr, Pb

DVI

1-line, BNC x 4

1-line, BNC x 3

1-line, DVI-D 24 pin, HDCP-compatible

1-line, D-sub 15 pin

HDTV

Pin No. Signal Name Pin No. Signal Name Pin No. Signal Name

Red, Pr

Green, Y

Blue, Pb

–

GND

–

H-sync

V-sync

–

GND

RS-232

Ⅵ Output Terminals

R,G,B,H/C-SYNC,V

Y, Pr, Pb

1-line, D-sub 9 pin, RS-232C (External control)

1-line, BNC x 5

1-line, BNC x 3

1-line, D-sub 15 pin

R,G,B: 0.7 Vp-p/75 ¸, H/C-SYNC, V: 4.5 V/2 K¸

Y: 1.0 Vp-p, Pr, Pb: 0.7 Vp-p

MONITOR

R,G,B,Pr, Pb: 0.7 Vp-p/75 ¸, Y: 1.0 Vp-p, H, V : 4.5 V/2 K¸

1-line, DVI-D 24 pin, HDCP-compatible

DVI

SCREEN

1-line, mini-jack (+12 VDC Screen trigger, 100mA) (Tip=V+, Case=GND)

AC 100 V - 240 V, 50 Hz/60 Hz, Power consumption 1.0 A

Temperature 41°F to 95°F (+5 °C to +35 °C)

Ⅵ Power Requirements

Ⅵ Operation Environment

Humidity

20% to 80% (No condensation)

Storage Temperature 14°F to 140°F (–10 °C to +60 °C)

Approx. 1 ³/₄" x approx. 17 " x approx. 11 ⁴/₅" (Approx. 45 mm x 438 mm x 303 mm)

(Excluding carrying handle, lens and protrusion portion)

Approx. 13.9 lbs (Approx. 6.3 kg)

Ⅵ Dimensions

(Width x Height x Depth)

Ⅵ Mass

Ⅵ Accessories

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● Design and specifications are subject to change without prior notice.

● Please note that some of the pictures and illustrations may have been abridged, enlarged or contextualized in order to aid

comprehension. Images may differ from the actual product.

MEMO

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VICTOR COMPANY OF JAPAN, LIMITED

Printed in Japan

0504-SW-VP

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