Converters.TV 535, 80G Operation Manual

Video to HDMI Matrix Selector-

Recorder 80G ID# 535

Operation Manual

Introduction

Features

V i d e o t o H D M I Matr i x S e l e c t o r - R e c o r d e r 80G is the most valuable
add-on to any home theater settings. This is great replacement to traditional VCR
or even DVDRW recorders, with their compact size and superior support to
variable mobile devices. This product can perfectly serve as the data center of all
incoming multimedia. You won't miss any favorite clip as you can record it
as H.264 MPEG 4 format into Secure Digital Card (SD Card) instant.
The other High Definition Video Recorder can build in 2.5" 80G HDD, it can
record it into SD/HDD with H.264 MPEG4 format, by simply clicking on the
remote controller.

• Video Recording: H.264 MP/HP (Main Profile/High Profile partial) and

stereo sound, optimized resolution for TV up to 1920x1080i@60fields/s.

• Video Playback: H.264 MP/HP with stereo sound. HD DVD quality up to

1920x1080i@60fields/s.

• Audio Recording: AAC+ compression.

• Photo viewer: JPEG (except progressives).

• Audio pass through.

• Video pass through.

• Recording live HD/SD TV program as VCR and very easy to use.

• Remote control for easy indoor usage.

Remote Control

1 . Power: Switch unit on or off
2 . Mute: Mute or un-mute the audio
3 . Source: Choose Component/

SV/AV/HDMI1/HDMI2 input
source
4 . N/P: Switch between NTSC/
PAL video output format
(CVBS/S-Video)
5 . Repeat: Select "off", "one file",
"all file" repeat in playback mode

6 . VOL+: Press to increase volume
7 . Output: Choose HDMI/

Component/AV/SV output
8 . Pause: Pause current process at the
first press

9 . Zoom: Zoom 2x ~ 10x

10. Vol -: Press to decrease volume

11. Record: Record the AV signal to SD/

HDD device

12. ■ : Stop playing the file or Stop record
the file

13. l◄◄ : Jump to the previous page/file

14. ►►l: Jump to next page/file

15. ◄l: Simultaneous press it to decrease

the slow-backward speed: x1/2,

Connections

x1/4, x1/8, x1/16, x1/32, x1/64

16. l► : Simultaneous press it to decrease the slow-forward speed: x1/2, x1/4,
x1/8, x1/16, x1/32, x1/64

17. ◄: Simultaneous press it to increase the fast-backward speed: x2, x4, x8,
x16, x32, x64

18. ►: Simultaneous press it to increase the fast-forward speed: x2, x4, x8,
x16, x32, x64

19. Return: Return to the previous state

20. Menu: Display or switch off the OSD menu or switch between AV source

and SD/HDD device source

21. ▲/▼/◄/►: Move the cursor Up/Down/Left/Right or move the zoom area
Up/Down/Left/Right

22. Ok: Confirm the selection

23. Info: Press to display the information

24. Display: Display or switch off the OSD menu or switch between AV

source and SD/HDD device source

Input I/O: Component with Audio R/L x 1
S-Video with Audio R/L x 1
Video with Audio R/L x 1
HDMI x 2
Output I/O: Component x 1
S-Video x 1
Video x 1
HDMI x 1
R/L x 1

Front Panel

1. Bypass/Preview indicators: When selected Bypass mode the signal will

bypass without doing any process and the LED will illuminate in Green
light.
When selected Preview mode the signal will process before pass out and
the LED will illuminate in Red light.

2. Output port indicators: When the output port been selected the LED will
illuminate to indicate which outpot source is selected.

Rear Panel
Connections

3. Play/REC indicators: When play the files from SD card, the LED illuminate

in Red color, when play the files from HDD, the LED will illuminate in Blue
color. When record the files to SD/HDD card, the LED will illuminate in Red
color.

4. Input source indicators: When the input source been selected the LED
will illuminate to indicate which input source is selected. If video and S­video connected at the same time the Video input is the first priority from
the system.

5. IR sensor

6. SD card slot

7. HDMI 1 & 2 input: Connect the HDMI input ports to the HDMI or DVI

output of your source equipment such as DVD player or set-top-box.

Using the High
Definition Video
Recorder

After connecting the unit to the TV and Power on, you are ready to start the
product. This chapter describes how to turn on the device and how to control
On-Screen Display (OSD) menu to configure the device settings.

Turning on power

Turning on the TV and select the appropriate video input and output to suit
the connections to this unit.

Using the OSD menu