DVIGear DVI-3571a - Manual (Page 10)

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5e CV + L/R Audio Input: Connect to a composite video + L/R audio source.
6 Ethernet Control Port: See Section 5.7 for details on Web GUI.
7 Master Power Switch: Turn device ON/OFF. Front panel power button
is used to toggle standby mode.
8 DC Power Input: Locking female connector for AC Power Adapter.
Note 1: For component video output, use the included HD15 to 3-RCA adapter cable. See
table on page 6 for information on supported output resolutions.
Note 2: All three outputs will display the same selected signal at the chosen resolution.
When the selected HDMI input source signal has HDCP protected content, the VGA/
Component output will not display any image.
Note 3: For HDMI signal sources, the OSD menu allows user selection of either the
embedded audio (HDMI: AUTO) or external analog stereo audio (HDMI: EXT). See section
5.3.2 for more details.
Remove power from the source and destination devices. Referring to the product
image on page 7, connect the appropriate cables to all inputs and outputs. Each
video input connector is coupled with a dedicated analog stereo audio input. This
allows the DVI-3571a to accept external audio signals along with the selected
video input and transmit the audio on the HDMI outputs. Separate digital (S/PDIF)
and analog stereo audio outputs are also provided.
Take care to use high quality cables. Note that low quality cables can cause
serious image quality degradation, as well as limit the maximum possible
distances between the Switcher / Scaler and the source and destination devices.
Cable selection is especially important for long HDMI and DVI cables due to the
high bit rates of these digital signals. For best results use DVIGear’s
Super High
Resolution™ (SHR™) HDMI and DVI cables.
After the cables are connected, connect the supplied AC Power Adapter to the
DVI-3571a. Use only the furnished power adapter to avoid the possibility of
equipment damage due to over-voltage or under-current from generic AC adapters.
Plug the AC Power Adapter into an AC wall outlet. Switch the unit ON using the
master power switch on the rear of the unit. Verify that the Status LED above the
power button on the front of the unit lights up green, indicating that power has been
applied to the unit. It may be necessary to press the power button on the front of
the unit. Press the power button on the front of the unit to toggle between ON and
standby modes. Use the power switch on the rear of the unit to cycle the unit OFF
/ ON again as needed. Finally, supply power to the source and destination devices.
In the event of a power outage, this unit will automatically power ON and restore
the last used settings as soon as power is reapplied to the unit.
Note: This product utilizes a “Screw-Lock” DC power connector to prevent the power
cable from coming loose. Insert the DC plug into the power input jack on the rear panel,
then gently screw the collar in the clockwise direction by hand to lock it in place. To
remove the power connection, simply unscrew the collar counter-clockwise and then
extract the power cable.