User manual NAIM DVD5-AV2

[. . . ] AV Processor: AV2 IMPORTANT In order to comply with current European safety regulations it is essential that the Naim loudspeaker connectors supplied with amplifiers and loudspeakers are used. Do not under any circumstances allow anyone to modify your Naim equipment without first checking with the factory, your dealer, or your distributor. For your own safety do not under any circumstances open Naim equipment without first disconnecting it from the mains. Warning: an apparatus with CLASS I construction shall be connected to a mains socket outlet with a protective earthing connection. [. . . ] Note: The RCA Phono analogue audio outputs are duplicates of the DIN Audio Out 1 front channel outputs. Note: The external comms sockets enable connection to custom install RS232 controllers. These sockets are not intended for direct connection to computer networks. DIN Audio Out 1 front ch1 ch2 -ve surr'd ch1 ch2 DIN Audio Out 2 cent sub -ve rear ch1 ch2 11. 2 DVD5 Connected to AV2 power mains input RCA Phono cable Cat-5 interface cable power mains input cable direction marker DIN Interconnect Cables 180° 5 to 5 pin DIN 12 DVD5 12 DVD5 Trouble-shooting The following list of typical problems, and their solution may help smooth DVD5 installation. Green tint to image. Set video output to auto or PAL/NTSC to match the format recorded on the DVD being watched. Note: Progressive scan video is only available via the BNC or DVI connections. ii) A Macrovision encoded disc is loaded and the display is connected via RGBHV. To meet DVD licensing requirements the DVI output is content protected using HDCP . The video output is set to RGBHV mode and the display is set to RGB mode. In RGB and YPbPr modes the sync pulses are added to the Green (G) signal or Luminance (Y) signal in YPbPr mode. DVI to HDMI adapters are available from good cable suppliers. 13 DVD5 Specifications Media Supported: Video Outputs: NTSC and PAL DVD Video, DVD Audio, "Red Book" Audio CD, copy protected Audio Disc. Analogue stereo (2V) from 192kHz re-clocked DACS via 5-pin DIN and stereo RCA Phono sockets. 7. 1 channel with multi-channel audio card fitted, 24bit 96kHz via multiple DIN sockets. Full integration with naim AV2 processor including AV2 OSD RS232 control for custom install and home automation. 100-120V or 220-240V, 50/60Hz Audio Outputs: Communications: Dimensions (H x W x D): Power Supplies: Mains Supply: 13 14 Video Formats Explained In the early days of domestic video and home theatre the issue of different video formats and interfaces did not really arise. There was only one way of connecting a VCR to a TV - via the aerial cable. However the growth in domestic high quality video, along with the introduction of widescreen and non-CRT displays has meant that video interface issues, once of concern only to professionals, have become significant in domestic systems. The following few paragraphs provide an explanation of some of the issues and technologies that impinge on the DVD5, its installation and operation. wire simplicity and convenience, but the necessary downstream decoding produces unavoidable and visible artifacts. Composite video thus offers the lowest display quality of the options available and should be used if there is really no other option. Very few contemporary displays or TVs will offer a composite video input only . 14. 2. 2 S-Video (4 Pin mini-DIN, analogue) The S-Video format offers the next higher quality video connection. S-Video is a two channel based connection with the colour and brightness information separated, and the timing signal combined with the brightness signal. The separation of colour and brightness reduces the need for downstream processing to decode the signals and results in potentially a sharper image. 14. 1 Video Display - Interlaced and Progressive Scan Video is nothing more than a series of still pictures displayed sequentially at such a rate that the brain perceives continuous motion. A video signal comprises elements that describe the colour and brightness of each individual display pixel and an element that describes the necessary timing information required to create an image. [. . . ] Also used to select setup values. Vi1 Vi2 AN3 AN4 an5 an6 op1 op2 co 1 co 2 ext pan W D NEO SY N AN1 AN2 AN3 AN4 AN5 AN6 OP1 OP2 CO 1 CO 2 RC 5 off 0 0 0 0 Note: In isolated cases it is possible for remote handset commands for one piece of equipment to interfere with the operation of another. If this should occur with any Naim Audio handset please contact your dealer for advice. Note: The DVD5 Handset can also be used to control the AV2. LR cen sur er SUB SBF unt l cen r rs rr LR ls sub tst l cen r rs rr LR ls sub LG no no no no 80 M 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 off 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 21. 3 Restoring Defaults When first woken from standby, an AV2 will hold either the default setup values or those that were in use when it was last shut-down. If the AV2 is to be set up for a new installation, and may have been previously used, the setup values should be returned to their factory defaults. [. . . ]