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Quick Installation Guide

picture optimizer plus II (SDI)

English – Version 3.00

Please note

This quick installation guide is only for experienced usersand only

explainshow to put the device into operation the first time. Please in any case read

the enclosed detailed user manual!

Step 1: Preparation

Before connecting the picture optimizer plus II (SDI), you should first of all check your video

source and your display device and carefully prepare those for connection:

Video source (e.g. DVD player, SAT receiver)

In case you connect your video source using SCART, please consider, that the SCART

output of the video source should be set to "RGB signal" output. In case your video

source can't process a RGB signal via SCART, please determine, which signals (e.g. S-

Video, YUV) can be distributed.

For the best possible optimization result the picture optimizer plus II (SDI) needs a

unfiltered and unchanged video signal. Thus please switch off any picture influencing filters

(e.g. noise filter) in the setup utility of the video source and mandatorily set the output

format of DVD players to 16:9 (not 4:3 or "letterbox").

Please note that the picture optimizer plus II (SDI) can only accept and process

"interlaced" signals. In neither case use a "progressive output" but switch off the

"progressive function" in the setup menu.

Display device (e.g. projector, plasma screen)

Your display can be connected via YUV, RGB or digital DVI (recommended!). Should your

device not have an integrated digital DVI interface, please determine, which of the

available inouts of your device accept "YUV" or "RGB" (RGB HV, RGBs, RGsB) signals.

You should also switch off all picture influencing filters and optimizing functions on your

display. In addition to that we recommend to set all picture parameters (brightness,

contrast etc.) to neutral and any aspect ratio conversion to the format of the device

(when watching 16:9 material to 16:9 or "normal", when watching 4:3 to 4:3 or "full

picture"). Setting such as "keystone correction" or "overscan" shoud be switched off or

also set to neutral.

on / standby

dim

controls the display brightness

exit

closes dialogs, saves

changes and/or

removes menu or

status overview

additional:

tv-mode ON / OFF

via [option] + [exit]

the TV-Mode is

activated, via [exit]

deactivated again.

option

[option] activates the

„2nd function" for

several keys.

aspect ratio

conversion

direct access to aspect

ratio conversion.

attention:

The key [+78V] ist now

hard coded to the

„overscan" function.

overscan ON / OFF

via the key [+78V] the

overscan function is

switched on and off.

TIP

Should you experience problems with the right output signal format and/or resolution for

your display device, we recommend to connect a analog PC monitor (CRT) in addition to

your display device (e.g. via VGA or 5x BNC).

So you can double check the output signal of the picture optimizer plus II (SDI) and

compare with your display device, as a analog monitor displays all signals „unaffected".

Step 2: Connection

Please absolutely consider the hints for connection & set up in the user manual.

The picture optimizer plus II (SDI) has the following inputs integrated (SCART 1 (RGB)

input is active in factory base settings):

Now connect your video source to the picture optimizer plus II (SDI). For the first time

operating the device we recommend to connect only one source to the SCART 1 input.

Now connect your displaying device to the picture optimizer plus II (SDI). In factory base

configuration the picture optimizer plus II (SDI) distributes a RGB HV signal via VGA or 5x

BNC.

After having connected the video source and display to the picture optimizer plus II (SDI),

now connect the power supply and switch on the device using the power button on the

back panel of the device – it is now ready for use and switches to „standby modus".

Step 3: Putting the appliance into operation the first time

Switch on the display and the video source. Take care, that your video source distributes

a signal. Next activate the picture optimizer plus II (SDI) via the power key in the upper

left corner of the remote control. The LED of the picture optimizer plus (SDI) begins to

flash, after approx. 5 seconds the integrated display switches on and shows the basic

status info with the following information:

If your active video source is not connected to the SCART 1 input, you ought to choose

the according input. Therefore please press the according numeric key on the remote

control (see table / Step 2). After having cjosen the input, this will be shown in the

display, e.g. IN: YUV 1.

Now your displaying device should show the picture delivered by the video source, in case you

connected it via RGB (e.g. VGA or 5x BNC) and it understands the RGB HV Signal. Otherwise

you need to reset the output signal in order to enable proper communication with your

displaying device!

Therefore press the [menu] key once, select the menu point "output setup" in the display

by using the [ ] / [ ] keys and confirm this with the [OK] key.

Now select the point "output format" and again confirm with the [OK] key. With the [ ] /

[ ] keys you can change on the fly between the different output signals (e.g. YUV) and

select one with [OK]. By pressing the [exit] key you can afterwards leave the menu again.

If using signal types with more than one variants such as RGB (RGB HV, RGBS, RGsB) it

is recomended to test out the different settings. The conversion happens in parallel to

the selection in the menu, i.e. the selected signal type will be displayed on the fly.

numeric keys

Your displaying device should now show the signal of the vieo source. In order to get an

for direct input of

specific values in

overview about the actual settings, please recall the on screen "status info" by pressing

dialog boxes

the [OK] key.

additional:

Should neither the on screen "status info" nor the video picture be displayed correctly, your

displaying device doesn't recognize the output resolution "doubling" with 50/60Hz hard coded

input selection

in factory base setup. Please try and change to the HDTV resolution 720p, by pressing the

direct access to the

8 Inputs via the

[option] and afterwards the numeric key [4]. Afterwards please check again, if you have

corresponding

selected the correct output signal (see above).

numeric key

output resolution

via [option] + [key]

selection of output

Step 4: Choosing the "right" resolution

resolution

The "right" resolution is crucial for the picture quality of the displaying device. The "right"

resolution is the resolution enabling the displaying device to render the video picture without

further conversion errors. Best case this is the so called "native" resolution, i.e. exactly the

1 x: main menu

pixel resolution that is also physically integrated into the "panel" of the displaying device.

2 x: expert Menu

Unfortunately the native resolution does not necessarily work with all devices, as the control

electronics cannot cope with it. Here you should try and find the best compromise.

The following standard resolutions are hard coded and can be selected with the key

navigation arrows

combination [option] +[numeric key 1-9] or via the menu (output setup / Res. Custom 2):

navigation and

adjustment of values

in menus and dialog

boxes

[O.K.] also shows the

on-screen status-info

additional:

[option] + [+]/[-]

switches the VGA-

Bypass ([-]) and/or

custom 1: 480p

RGB-Bypass ([+]) on

and off

custom 2: wide XGA

electronic lensshift

[option] + [▲]/[▼]

activates the

„electronic lensshift"

function up- and

downwards

UXGA (4:3)**

HDTV 1080p**

*if distributed via DVI max. 50 Hz / 60 Hz, ** Distribution via analog outputs only

Please refer to the user manual to find out how resolution, frame rate, functions and picture

parameters can be optimized. Further information can also be found under

www.cinemateq.com

input

type of signal

SCART 1

RGB / (Composite) *

SCART 2

Composite / (RGB)*

Video 1**

Composite

Video 2**

S-Video 1

S-Video

S-Video 2

YUV 1

YUV

YUV 2

* both SCART inputs can be either set to RGB or composite signals

** within the SDI version the two inputs Video 1 & 2 are replaced by SDI inputs

In: SCART 1 RGB (=> active input)

Out: RGB HV (=>active output signal)

Res.: doubling 50 Hz (=> active output resolution and framerate)

resolution

H x V

doubling

1440 x 576p

tripling

864 / 720p x 1440p

quadrupling

1152 / 960p x 1440p

HDTV 720p

1280 x 720p

XGA

1024 x 768p

SXGA (5:4)

1280 x 1024p

HDTV 1080i

1920 x 1080i

1440 x 480p

1280 x 768p

wide VGA

852 x 480p

540p

960 x 540p

576p

720 x 576p

576i

1440 x 576i

SVGA

800 x 600p

wide XGA 2

1365 x 768p

wide XGA 3

1366 x 768p

SXGA (4:3)

1280 x 1024

PDP 1

852 x 1024p

PDP 2

1024 x 1024p

DILA

1366 x 1024p

1600 x 1200p

1920 x 1080p

in the Support section.

remote control key

max. refresh (frame) rate *

remote

PAL / NTSC

control key(s)

100 Hz / 120 Hz

[option] + 1

75 Hz / 90 Hz

[option] + 2

50 Hz / 72 Hz

[option] + 3

100 Hz / 120 Hz

[option] + 4

100 Hz / 120 Hz

[option] + 5

75 Hz / 72 Hz

[option] + 6

100 Hz / 120 Hz

[option] + 7

100 Hz / 120 Hz

[option] + 8

100 Hz / 90 Hz

[option] + 9

100 Hz / 120 Hz

100 Hz / 90 Hz

via menu

100 Hz / 120 Hz

75 Hz / 72 Hz

50 Hz / 50 Hz

50 Hz / 60 Hz