Using the Flash 4TM, you can switch the virtaully any A/V input device
• DVD players
• Electronic game boxes
• Cable TV, satellite, and terrestrial DTV set-top receivers
• Digital video recorders (DVRs)
• D-VHS, S-VHS, and VHS VCRs
You can also switch S-Video (with adapter) and composite (single-wire) video signals from
VCRs, digital video recorders, and satellite set-top receivers through the Flash 4
TM
.
Color-coded RCA jacks are provided on the rear panel for fast and easy hook-up.
Switching can be done in any of three ways:
• Manually, using the front panel button.
• Remotely, using the supplied infrared remote control
• Remotely, using a touch panel and RS-232 commands
Connecting Your A/V Equipment
Connecting your A/V equipment to the Flash 4TMis a simple process. Start with Input #1 and
proceed to the next higher input each time you add an A/V device.
First, determine the video signal format you want to connect. If an A/V device has component YPrPb (three-wire) video outputs, use them for best video quality. If component video
outputs are not available, use the S-Video output instead. Composite video signals can also
be switched through the Flash 4
TM
, but these signals will have the lowest overall video quality.
This is comparative statement for Component, S-Video or Composite formats. The Flash 4
TM
does not degrade any HDTV or SDTV video signal.
Next, deter
mine whether you want to use the device’
s analog audio outputs or the digital
audio output. Use analog outputs if you ar
e switching audio to the analog inputs of a TV or
monitor. Use the digital output if you are switching audio to an A/V receiver with a digital
audio input.
HD Flash 4TMOperating Instructions
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