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2.5.2 Connections, Video Sources
Video is a option installed in the field.
If you did not install the optional Video Input Module
(VIM), skip this section. (2.2 “Installing the VIM
(Video Input Module)” on page 10)
Composite video
Connect an NTSC, PAL, or SECAM composite
source to
COMPOSITE IN. Loop-thru from COMPOSITE
OUT.
S-video
Connect an NTSC or PAL S-video source to the
4-pin DIN connector,
S-VIDEO IN.
Component video
NTSC or PAL rate interlaced video can be fed into
the Y, Pb, and Pr
IN connectors and looped out. Be
sure the DVD player is not set to progressive scan.
Use the Analog 1 or 2 connector for progressively
scanned DVD.
When you choose Component Video in the Picture
menu, the Colorspace automatically switches to YPbPr.
When you choose another picture source, Colorspace
switches back to RGB.
Component video YPbPr sources can also be fed
into the Analog 1 or Analog 2 inputs. Colorspace
must be manually changed to YPbPr in this case.
• Use RGB when the analog source is normal RGB.
• Use YPbPr when the source is component analog.
The Analog inputs have a greater range of modes for
component than the YPbPr video inputs. If your
YPbPr source does not work in the video inputs, try
Analog 1 or 2.