1 - SVS-4 A/V switcher unit
1 - AC power adapter, 15 vdc.
1 - Triple A/V RCA cable, 1 meter long
1 - SRC-1 IR remote control, with batteries
1 - This instruction manual
1998 by Sima Products Corp.
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Introduction
The Sima model SVS-4, 4 Input Audio / Video
Switcher with Automatic Input Mode (AIM) and
Volume Stabilization has been designed for the
home theater, DSS satellite, DVD, audio recording
as well as for background music applications.
The SVS-4 has the following features:
• Four A/V inputs to allow you to add more A/V
sources such as DVD, satellite dish, VCR,
games, etc. to your TV and home theater system.
The unit supports stereo audio as well as both
composite and S-Video.
• Dual A/V outputs to connect to your TV, your
surround sound receiver and/or a recording
VCR.
• Composite video to S-Video conversion to
simplify hook-up in systems using both
composite and S-Video.
• Automatic Input Mode (AIM) provides
automatic switching to active input without you
having to push any buttons. Simply turn on
your VCR and the SVS-4 connects it
automatically to the TV.
• Volume Stabilization circuitry to maintain
constant audio volume levels for late night
viewing or when channel surfing. It can also be
adjusted to add impact to old movies by
increasing the dynamic range.
• IR remote control when you want to select a
different input or mode without getting up from
your chair.
• Front panel display brightness control allows
you to dim the lights for nighttime use (via the
remote only).
Warnings
Important Safety Precautions
When using this product, basic safety precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of fire and electric shock,
including the following:
Read and understand all instructions.
Follow all warnings and instructions marked on this product.
Unplug this product from wall outlets before cleaning. Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth for
cleaning.
To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose this product to rain or moisture. Do not use near a bath tub, wash
bowl, sink, or laundry tub; do not use in a wet basement or in a swimming pool.
To avoid electrical shock, do not open the case of this product.
Operate this product using only the power supply included with it or provided as an accessory. If you are not sure of
the type of power supplied to your home, consult your dealer or local power company.
Do not overload electrical outlets or extension cords as this can result in fire or electric shock.
The unit should be situated away from heat sources such as radiators, stoves, etc. The unit should be situated so that
its location or position does not interfere with its proper ventilation.
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Front Panel
Figure 1, SVS-4 front panel
Controls
1 - Power / Stand-by - Press to turn unit on or
off. The Power/Stand by light will be on
when the unit is operational and dim when it
is in the standby mode.
2 - Inputs 1 through 4 - Press to select desired
input. The light above the switch will light
to indicate the current active input.
3 - Auto Input Mode - Press to turn AIM on or
off. If on, the unit will scan the video inputs
and automatically turn on and select the
input to the device you turned on.
4 - Volume Stabilization Adjustment - This
controls the amount of dynamic range you
want. In the middle, at the 1:1 setting, the
input is equal to the output, so there is no
affect on the audio signal. If the knob is
rotated counter-clockwise towards the 10:1
setting, the audio will remain more constant.
This will bring up soft dialogue and reduce
loud sounds. If the knob is rotated clockwise
towards the 1:2 setting, the unit will increase
the dynamic range and make loud sounds
louder and soft sounds quieter to add impact
to music or movies.
5 - Volume Stabilizer Active - Press to turn
Volume Stabilization on or off. If active, the
light will be on and the audio will go though
the Volume Stabilization circuitry to either
increase or decrease (depending on the
setting of the Volume Stabilization
adjustment) the dynamic range of the audio.
The light will be off when the Volume
Stabilization is bypassed.
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Rear Panel
Figure 2, SVS-4 rear panel
6 - S-Video inputs, 1 through 4 from the S-
Video output of your VCR, DSS or DVD
devices.
7 - Composite Video inputs, 1 through 4 from
the composite video output of your VCR,
DSS or DVD devices.
8 - Left and Right audio inputs, 1 through 4
from the audio output of your VCR, DSS or
DVD devices.
9 - S-Video outputs, A and B that connects to
the input on your TV or VCR
10 - Composite Video outputs, A and B that
connects to the input on your TV or VCR
11 - Left and Right audio outputs, A and B
that connects to the audio inputs on your TV,
VCR or surround sound receiver
12 - 15 vdc input from the AC wall power
supply
IR Remote Control, SRC-1
Fig. 3, SRC-1
All the buttons on the SRC-1 IR remote control work just like the
buttons on the front of the SVS-4, with the exception of the
DISPLAY button. See descriptions above (under the heading
“Front Panel”) for more information
POWER - Turns SVS-4 on or off.
DISPLAY - Pressing this button cycles through three levels of
brightness on the front panel lights - bright, dim or off. When the
Display is set in the “off” mode, the lights will light for a few
seconds when any button is pressed.
VS ACTIVE - Toggles between the Volume Stabilizer being active or
in the bypass mode.
AUTO INPUT - Toggles between the Automatic Input Selection
mode being on or off.
INPUT 1 through 4 - Selects desired input.
Be sure to install the two AAA batteries in the SRC-1 remote before
using. Slide the cover open on the SRC-1 remote in the direction of
the arrow and install the batteries as shown inside the unit.
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