Atlona AT LINE PRO4 GEN2 - Manual (Page 5)

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Remote Control
Back Panel
1. Input Button: Press this before choosing the source to switch to.
2. Source Selection: Press to switch between sources.
3. Exit: Press to exit from a sub menu or main menu.
4. On Screen Display operation. Press to increase/decrease the setting
value of a selected parameter. OK (Enter): Press to confirm your selection.
5. Reset: Press the button to reset the unit’s firmware setting to the factory
default.
6. Output Resolution: Press to directly select output resolution. For other out
put resolutions that are not available on the remote please enter On
Screen Display Menu to select them.
7. POWER ON/OFF: Press these buttons to power on the device or to set it
to standby mode.
8. MENU: Press to bring up On Screen Display.
9. Auto Adjust: Press to optimize the position of the picture on the screen.
1. RS-232: Connect to a 3rd party control system or a computer with this port.
2. 3.5mm Stereo audio out - send stereo audio through to an amp (i.e. AT-PA100)
3. HDMI Out - Connect to a display with HDMI or an HDMI to DVI connector (such as AT14048 which
has a compatible locking connector to secure the connection).
4. 3.5mm Stereo In - Audio in port used for audio when using an HDMI to DVI adapted source.
5. HDMI In - Connect the HDMI sources here or DVI sources with an HDMI to DVI adapter (
i.e. AT-14048
)
6. VGA In & Stereo In: These slots are for input sources such as Laptops, Desktop Computers,
Document Cameras or any other VGA source. Each VGA input is accompanied with a 3.5mm
stereo audio input.
7. Y/PB/PR & L/R In: This port is to connect an input source such as a DVD player, a Cables Box or an
HD Camera. The input is accompanied with a L/R RCA audio input.
8. COAX: This port is to embed digital audio signal from any source.
9. SV & L/R: These ports are to connect an S-Video source.
10. CV & Stereo In: These ports are to connect to input sources such as VCRs or Security Cameras.
11. DC 5V: This port is to connect to the supplied power supply.
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