Matrix NTSC/ATSC User Manual
Covers Models:
NTSC/ATSC
NTSC/ATSC/Pro:Idiom
CHAPTER 1 : GENERAL SAFETY AND CARE........................................................................
GENERAL GUIDELINE
CHAPTER 2 : SETUP.................................................................................................................
CONNECTION IDENTIFICATION AND MENU SETUP
CHAPTER 3 : CHANNEL MENU...............................................................................................
CHAPTER 4 : PICTURE MENU.................................................................................................
CHAPTER 5 : AUDIO MENU.....................................................................................................
CHAPTER 6 : TIME MENU........................................................................................................
CHAPTER 7 : SETUP MENU.....................................................................................................
CHAPTER 8 : LOCK MENU......................................................................................................
CHAPTER 9 : CUSTOM FEATURES MENU.............................................................................
CHAPTER 10 : REMOTE CONTROL.........................................................................................
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
3
7/16” Wrench
Required Tools :
#2 Phillips screwdriver NO POWER TOOLS!
CHAPTER 1 : GENERAL SAFETY AND CARE CHAPTER 2 : SETUP
This product has been designed specically for use in the health & tness
industry, ensuring maximum per formance and longevity in the harsh tness
club environment. Properly cared for, this product will provide years of highquality entertainment.
WARNING! Do not open monitor enclosure. There are no
user-servicable parts inside. Any changes or modications made to this
product that are not approved by MYE Entertainment will void the user’s
warranty and authorization to operate the equipment.
1. GENERAL GUIDELINES
● Prepare an area in which to place the product components as they are
removed from the box prior to installation. The surface of the work area
should be clean so as not to damage the screen and associated
components.
● Do not open package using sharp instruments or tool.
● Inspect all shipping cartons for signs of damage and to ensure that the
contents of the cartons have not broken loose during shipping.
● Keep away from liquid or areas of highly
● Unattended monitor should be unplugged during lightning or
electrical storms.
● Unplug by the power cord if there are uncharacteristic sounds or if
smoke occurs.
● Do not spray cleaner directly on monitor. This can cause a shock or
damage to the enclosure. Use a mild solution on a soft cloth to wipe the
surface of the monitor.
● Do not use bent or damaged power cords. Discontinue use and contact
your technician.
● Never touch power cords with wet hands.
This device complies with Par t 15 of the FCC Rules (47CFR15). Operation
is subject to the following two conditions:
1. This device may not cause harmful inter ference, and
2. This device must accept any inter ference received, including interference
that may cause undesired operation.
1. DC Power In. 2.5mm DC jack
2. AUX TV Controller Cable port. RJ45 jack
3. Audio Output 3.5mm stereo jack
4. Firmware Download USB jack
5. AUX High Denation Input Jack (Option)
6. RF Signal Input. TYPE “F” Connector
7. AUX CableSat port. RJ45 jack(Option)
2.2 MENU SETUP AND OPERATION
Once the unit has been connected, a setup procedure is required for
optimal operation.
MAIN MENU ACCESS
To access all MENU functions you must enter MENU mode.
To ENTER MENU
1. Push MENU on the IR remote.
2. Use UP/DOWN keys on remote to select SUB-MENU.
3. Press RIGHT ARROW key to enter SUB-MENU.
SUB- MENU pages are:
• Channel
• Picture
• Audio
• Time
• Setup
• Lock
To EXIT MENU
1. Push EXIT to exit MENU
This product generates and utilizes radio frequency energy. If not installed
and maintained in accordance with the installation & maintenance
procedures, there is a possibility of causing interference with other services.
In order to determine whether or not this product is generating harmful
interference, try per forming the following steps:
• Try turning off the product by unplugging it from the AC power receptacle.
• Try powering the product from another AC power receptacle.
• Relocate or turn the antenna of the receiving device.
• Increase the distance between this product and the receiving device.
If these steps do not resolve the inter ference, please contact your local
installation company, distributor or dealer.
RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE (RFI) FEDERAL
COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION, PART 15
2.1 CONNECTION IDENTIFICATION
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2. SETUP
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CHANNEL MENU contains 4 sub-menu presets (Air Cable,Auto Scan,
Show/Hide, DTV Signal)
Enter MENU
1. Use LEFT/RIGHT keys on remote to select Channel.
2. Use UP/DOWN keys on remote to select Air/Cable.
3. Push OK key to enter/change setting(Air or Cable).
Enter MENU
1. Use LEFT/RIGHT keys on remote to select Channel.
2. Use UP/DOWN keys on remote to select Auto Scan.
3. Push OK key.
4. Use RIGHT keys on remote to select Yes.
3.1 Auto Scan
3.2 Auto Scan
3. CHANNEL MENU
Are you sure ?
No Yes
AutoScan
Found 0 Progam(s)
ATV 0 Progam(s)
DTV 0 Progam(s)
2 % CH 4
Air/Cable Cable
Auto Scan
Show/Hide
DTV Signal Good
Channel
Air/Cable Cable
Auto Scan
Show/Hide
DTV Signal Good
Channel
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CHAPTER 3 : CHANNEL
INPUT SIGNAL LEVEL REQUIREMENTS
Common sources of television signal are cable, satellite or over-the-air
antenna systems. Many of these choices will provide signal in analog,
digital or both even both formats. In order to provide high-quality images,
the signal level supplied to each screen should be in the range of -70dBm to
-5 dBm when read on analog channels. A signal level outside of this range
will provide less than optimum results. In order to ensure the highest degree
of satisfaction, MYE Entertainment recommends using a MYE
Entertainment Certied Installer for installation & ongoing maintenance.
Broadcasting frequency is automatically searched and saved. The search
starts from analog TV (NTSC) to digital TV (VSB/QAM/Pro:Idom) and takes
from 4 to 5 minutes. Channel numbers are allocated for weak signals from
analog broadcasting. In DTV, weak signals or signals without broadcasting
are ignored.
Depending on the content provided by the cable or satellite company, there
may be some content received that is inappropriate for your intended viewing
audience. Once channel scanning is complete, these channels can be deleted
as necessary by using the IR remote control.
CHAPTER 3 : CHANNEL
3.3 Show/Hide
Enter MENU
1. Use LEFT/RIGHT keys on remote to select Channel.
2. Use UP/DOWN keys on remote to select Show/Hide.
3. Push OK key.
Show/Hide
6.1 SBS
7.1 KBS2
7.1 KBS2
9.1 KBS1
9.1 KBS1
10.1 EBS
10.1 EBS
11.1 MBCDTV
MENU OK
Enter MENU
1. Use UP/DOWN keys on remote to select Channel.
2. Push OK key to Hide channel.
3.4 DTV Signal
Enter MENU
1. Use LEFT/RIGHT keys on remote to Channel.
Signal window meter will show signal strength. (Bad/Normal/Good)
Channel
Channel
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Air/Cable Cable
Auto Scan
Show/Hide
DTV Signal Good
Air/Cable Cable
Auto Scan
Show/Hide
DTV Signal Bad
CHAPTER 4 : PICTURE
4.1 Picture Mode
Enter MENU
1. Use LEFT/RIGHT keys on remote to select Picture.
2. Use UP/DOWN keys on remote to select Picture Mode.
3. Push OK key.
Picture Mode Personal
Contrast 50
Brightness 50
Sharpness 50
Tint 50
Color 50
MENU
Picture Mode contains 4 video presets(Standard, Dynamic, Personal, Soft)
Picture Mode Standard
Contrast 50
Brightness 50
Sharpness 50
Tint 50
Color 50
MENU
Picture Mode Dynamic
Contrast 70
Brightness 60
Sharpness 60
Tint 60
Color 50
MENU
Picture Mode Soft
Contrast 45
Brightness 40
Sharpness 50
Tint 50
Color 50
MENU
4. PICTURE MENU
4.2 Color Mode
Enter MENU
1. Use LEFT/RIGHT keys on remote to select Picture.
2. Use UP/DOWN keys on remote to select Color Mode.
3. Push OK key.
Enter MENU and SUB-MENU page
1. Use LEFT/RIGHT keys on remote to select Personal.
2. Use UP/DOWN keys on remote to select sub menu.
3. Push OK key to enter/change setting.
4. Use LEFT/RIGHT keys to adjust level.
PICTURE MENU contains 3 sub-menu presets (Picture Mode, Color Mode,
Aspect Ratio)
Picture Mode Personal
Color Mode
Aspect Ratio 4:3
Picture
Picture Mode
Color Mode Normal
Aspect Ratio 4:3
Picture
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CHAPTER 4 : PICTURE
Color Mode Normal
R133
G130
B123
MENU
Color Mode contains 3 video presets(Normal, Warm, Cool)
Color Mode Warm
R127
G118
B99
MENU
Color Mode Cool
R133
G130
B123
MENU
4.3 Aspect Ratio
Enter MENU
1. Use LEFT/RIGHT keys on remote to select Picture.
2. Use UP/DOWN keys on remote to select Aspect Ratio.
3. Push OK key.
Aspect Ratio
4:3
16:9
MENU
Enter MENU and SUB-MENU page
1. Use UP/DOWN keys to adjust setting.
Picture Mode
Color Mode
Aspect Ratio 4:3
Picture
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CHAPTER 5 : AUDIO
5.1 Equalizer
5. AUDIO MENU
Enter MENU
1. Use LEFT/RIGHT keys on remote to select Audio.
2. Use UP/DOWN keys on remote to select Equalizer.
3. Push OK key.
4. Use LEFT/RIGHT keys on remote to select.
Equalizer Standard
120 Hz 70
500 Hz 60
1.5 KHz 65
5 KHz 70
10 KHz 40
Balance 50
MENU
Equalizer contains 5 Audio presets(Standard, Sport, Movie, Music,
Personal)
Equalizer Sports
120 Hz 30
500 Hz 30
1.5 KHz 40
5 KHz 60
10 KHz 80
Balance 50
MENU
Equalizer Movie
120 Hz 50
500 Hz 50
1.5 KHz 70
5 KHz 60
10 KHz 70
Balance 50
MENU
Equalizer Music
120 Hz 40
500 Hz 50
1.5 KHz 70
5 KHz 20
10 KHz 30
Balance 50
MENU
Equalizer Personal
120 Hz 50
500 Hz 50
1.5 KHz 50
5 KHz 50
10 KHz 50
Balance 50
MENU
Enter MENU and SUB-MENU page
1. Use LEFT/RIGHT keys on remote to select Personal.
2. Use UP/DOWN keys on remote to select sub menu.
3. Use LEFT/RIGHT keys to adjust level.
AUDIO MENU contains 5 sub-menu presets (Equalizer, MTS, Audio
Language, Surround Sound, AVC)
Equalizer Personal
MTS Mono
Audio Language
Surround Sound
AVC Off
Audio
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