User manual ADS TECH HDUP-1500 HDTV UPCONVERTER

[. . . ] HDTV UpConverter Convert your standard definition video signals to HDTV HDTV UpConverter Operating Instructions: SECOND EDITION Model No: HDUP-1500 ADS Tech North America Support Hours: M-F : 8 am - 5 pm, PST Email : support@adstech. com website : www. adstech. com Table of Contents: ENGLISH First Thing's First: English Introduction: SAFETY PRECAUTIONS. 5 3 Functions: PRODUCT FEATURES. 12 CONNECTING THE UPCONVERTER TO YOUR TV. . 13 CONNECTING THE UPCONVERTER THROUGH A RECEIVER. [. . . ] Changing TV Channels - Once you are TV mode, the 0 ­ 9 keys on the remote control can be used for channel selection. Selecting channels with the number keys ­ when directly selecting a TV channel, simply press in the channel numbers; example Press "7" to go to channel "7", Press "10" to go to channel "10" and press "54" to go directly to channel "54". **Do not put a "0" in front of the channel number you want to tune. Using Front Panel TV Channel buttons ­ to move up or down the TV Channel list, press the Channel Up or Down button. The channels will tune up or down one station for each button press. Using Up/Down buttons on the Remote Control ­ The Up/Down buttons on the remote control will tune through the TV channel list when you are in the TV mode. The Remote Up/Down buttons control on screen menu choices when the On screen menu appears on the screen. - Changing Channels in PiP mode ­ When you are using Picture in Picture (PiP) features and TV is playing in the PiP window, you can use any of the tuning methods above to change the TV channel appearing in the PiP window. More on PiP and PiP modes later in this manual. Jump Button ­ When in TV mode, you can press the "Jump" button at any time to instantly tune to the pervious TV station you watched. Use the Jump button to bounce back and forth between two TV stations. Favorite Button ­ Use the "Favorite" button to tune through up to 5 of your favorite or most often watched TV channels. Pressing the Favorite button repeatedly will cycle through the 5 favorite TV stations that you will program into the UpConverter in the TV Channel Setup menu explained below. HDTV UpConverter 19 English Functions Picture in Picture Functions English The HDTV UpConverter supports Picture in Picture capabilities. This allows you to have 2 or more windows on the TV screen at the same time allowing you to, for example, watch a movie in the main portion of the screen and tune a TV channel in the PiP window. TV Input is the default source for the PiP Window, but you can change the PiP source. See Menu Functions and Appendix B ­ Main/Pip Selection Chart. PiP Window Examples PiP Button ­ Press the PIP button to open a Single PiP window. Single PiP Window positions­ Press the Left or Right buttons to cycle through Single PiP window locations. PIP Mode Button ­ Press the PIP Mode button to cycle through several PiP modes (Single, Side by Side, Main + 4, Main + 12, 16 tiled windows). *(Main+12 and 16 Tiled can only be viewed at 1080i resolution) TV as the PiP Input ­ When the TV tuner is selected as the PiP input you can have up to 16 PiP TV Channels Auto-Fill into the multiple PiP window modes. Select your 16 PiP window channels in the TV Channel Setup Menu. When you enter a PiP mode that has multiple PiP windows, your PiP TV channels will automatically fill into these windows. Pause PiP Window Fill ­ To pause the cycling of PiP windows with TV channels. When in PiP Pause mode you can: 1. ) Use the Up/Down buttons to tune to a different channel or you can use the number keys to tune to any specific TV channel. [. . . ] Diagonal processing can help remove jaggies in scenes with diagonal lines. Set this feature in either on or off position. OSD Position Use the OSD position controls to change the On Screen Display location to match your preference. - - - HDTV UpConverter 27 English Functions TV Channel Setup English This menu allows to Auto-Scan the available TV channels and create a TV tuning list in the UpConverter. You can also easily add or delete channels you may not want to view. [. . . ]