Key Digital HD Leeza KD-HD1080P Quick Setup Manual
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Quick Setup Guide
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HD Leeza
Key Digital®Video Processor
Model KD-HD1080P
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HD Leeza Quick Setup Guide
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SETTING UP YOUR KEY DIGITAL®HD LEEZA (HDL)
IT’S AS EASY AS 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,...
1. CONNECT TO AC POWER WITH SUPPLIED CORD
2. CONNECT HD LEEZA TO YOUR DISPLAY
3. BRING UP HD LEEZA’S ON-SCREEN DISPLAY
(OSD), AND CONFIGURE HD LEEZA TO MATCH
THE OPTIMAL RESOLUTION OF YOUR DISPLAY
4. ADJUST HD LEEZA’S VIDEO PROCESSING
SETTINGS TO YOUR INDIVIDUAL PREFERENCES.
5. NOW CONNECT OTHER VIDEO SOURCES TO
THE INPUTS ON THE BACK OF THE HD LEEZA
2. CONNECT HD LEEZA TO YOUR DISPLAY
2.1 To connect the HD Leeza(HDL) OUTPUT to your VIDEO display.
Use appropriate cables and connect one of the following:
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Digital DVI-D
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VGA Video with BNC Connectors: RGBHV
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Component Video with BNC Connectors: YPbPr
The preferred way of connecting HD Leeza to your display (in priority order):
1. DVI
2. HDMI using DVI-to-HDMI adapter (included)
3. RGBHV using BNC-to-BNC or BNC-to-VGA adapter cable (included)
4.YPbPr using BNC-to-RCA adapters (included)
HD Leeza OUTPUTS to your DISPLAY
HD LEEZA (HDL) QUICK SET-UP
1. CONNECT TO AC POWER WITH SUPPLIED CORD
DVI-D / HDCP
or HDMI
Component (YPbPr)
or RGBHV (VGA)
Y = G
Pb = B
Pr = R
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3.1.2 Next:
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HDL is Output is pre-set at the factory to a format setting of “720 x 480p”
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Your display may prefer some other format, like “1280 x 720p” (for example)
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If you simply connect HDL’s Output (factory 720 x 480) to that Display’s Input (for
example, 1280 x 720), then:
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The formats are different
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You won’t get the best picture
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The next step will allow you to set this correctly.
3.1.3 It’s simple to reconfigure HDL’s factory pre-set setting to match the
“native” format of your display. Follow these simple steps:
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HDL is factor y-set to 720 x 480/60, RGB Out, CV1 In
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RGB Out is the DVI, HDMI, and RGB output formats from HDL
(but NOT the Component Video, YPbPr outputs).
See below for handling Component Video Outputs.
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When power is connected to HDL and no Inputs are used:
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The CV1 LED should blink on HDL’s front panel, to indicate No Signal on CV1
Input. DVI, HDMI or RGBHV connections to your display should accept this
format.
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If connecting to your display with YPbPr (Component Video), you’ll need to
reboot (reset) the HDL to Component Output as follows:
a. Press and release the green
GB (“Granny”)
button on the HDL remote control
b. COUNT TO 5, then press and release the large
Navigation Up-Arrow
or Down-Arrow key on the remote control, and HDL will reboot to
720 x 480/60 YPbPr Output
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IF you need to get back to DVI, HDMI or RGBHV:
a. Press and release the green
GB (“Granny”) button on
the HDL remote control
b. COUNT TO 5, then press and release the large
Navigation Right-
Arrow
key on the remote control, and HDL will reboot to 720 x 480/60
RGB Output
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STEP 3: BRING UP HD LEEZA’S ON-SCREEN DISPLAY
(OSD), AND CONFIGURE HD LEEZA TO MATCH
THE OPTIMAL RESOLUTION OF YOUR DISPLAY.
3.1 Bring up HD Leeza’s (HDL’s) On-screen Display (OSD) by pressing and releasing
the menu button.
3.1.1 First, it’s a good idea to become familiar with HDL’s IR Remote Control, because this is a
simple and handy way to perform the initial set-up. This is an “IR” (infrared) remote, so
you need a clear line-of-site when aiming it towards theright side of the front panel HDL
(that is where the IR sensor is located).
Learn the basics: Menu, Arrow Keys, GR “Granny” Button:
Power ON
Aspect Ratio Menu
“Hot” Button
<R8> Special DVI
out timing
PP Previous Page
ALW AYS moves
you OUT
MENU Brings up the
OSD Menu
Power OFF
Numeric KeyPad
Ext 12V ON
Ext 12V OFF
NP Next Page
GB Granny Button
PA Picture
Adjustment Menu Page
Input Select Next
Navigation Arrows
Up, Down, Left, Right
Input Select
Previous
AND DSX Hot Button
SH Ext 12V Control
On/Off Toggle
SR Scanning
Resolution Menu Page
SEE END OF THIS MANUAL FOR A SUMMARY OF THESE BUTTONS
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HOT” Buttons:
<R1>
– Inhibit OSD
<R2> – S
D
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<R3> – No operation
<R4> – Bypass RGBHV
<R6> – Direct Channel Access
<R7> – Inhibit OSD
<R8> – Special DVI out timing
MENU Pages for:
BR
– Brightness
CO – Contrast
SAT – Saturation
ZO – Zoom
HD Leeza IR Remote Control
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