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YPbPr Video Out 

 

Jacks 

 

YPbPr is a scaled version of the YUV (YUV is the

 

 

color space used by the NTSC and PAL video system.) 

 

color space, with specific levels and timing signals, 

 

designed to interface equipment together. For HDTV 

 

interfaces, 0.3V tri-level sync signals are used, while 

 

for SDTV interface, a 0.3V bi-level sync signal is 

 

present. Most use the YPbPr notation rather than 

 

Y’PbPr or Y’Pb’Pr’. The technically correct notation is 

 

Y’Pb’Pr’ since all three components are derived from 

 

R’G’B’. 

 

Connect the YPbPr Video cable (which has red/green/ 

 

blue marking and that not supplied) to the YPbPr Video 

 

jack on the Digital Media Player. Connect the other 

 

ends of the YPbPr Video cable to the YPbPr Video jack 

 

on the TV. Match the cable colors to the jack colors. 

 

 

 

 

Analog Audio/RCB 

 

Video Out Jacks 

 

Connect the supplied Video cable (which has yellow 

 

markings) to Composite Video jack on the Digital 

 

Media Player. Connect the other ends of the Video 

 

cable to the Video In jack on the TV. 

 

Connect the supplied Audio cable (which has red and 

 

white markings) to the Audio Out L/R jacks on the 

 

Digital Media Player. Connect the other ends of the 

 

Audio cable to the Audio In jacks on the TV. Match the 

 

cable colors to the jack colors. 

 

 

 

 

SCART Video Out 

 

Jack 

 

This is a 21-pin connector supported by many 

 

consumer video components in Europe. It allows mono 

 

or stereo audio, and composite, S-Video, or RGB Video 

 

to be transmitted between equipment. 

 

The IEC 60933-1 and 60933-2 standards specify the 

 

basic SCART connector, including signal levels. 

 

Connect an SCART Video cable (not supplied) to the 

 

SCART jack on the Digital Media Player. Connect the 

 

other end of the SCART Video cable to the SCART 

 

jack on the TV. 

 

 

USB Port Jack 

 

USB 1.1 host port. The port will be used for USB disk 

 

drives and/or memory cards. 

 
 

 

 

 

 

Ethernet Port Jack 

 

Use the supplied Ethernet cable to connect the LAN 

 

RJ45 jack to a 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX Ethernet 

 

network hub or route. The Digital Media Player will 

 

also work in 10/100Mbps Ethernet. 

 

Two Ethernet LEDs on the rear Ethernet Port jack.

 

   

►

Link (Amber is 10Mbps and Green is 100Mbps)

 

   

►

Activity (Green flashing)

 

 

 

 

 

Reset Switch 

 

This switch reset the Digital Media Player status that 

 

you can push once for soft reset, or push & hold to 

 

return unit to factory default configure. 

 

 

 

 

Power AC Inlet Jack 

 

Plug the power cord (female) to the Power AC Inlet 

 

jack on the Digital Media Player. Plug the other end 

 

of the power cord (male) into an active power outlet. 

 

The Digital Media Player uses an internal power supply 

 

unit and it can automatically detect the AC line level. 

 

 

 

 

  The capabilities of your existing equipment, especially your TV, will determine your connection 

 

 

  possibilities. However, the following guidelines describe which options provide the best picture and sound 

 

 quality.