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3. VIDEO. Video connects through different interfaces, depending on the
type of equipment and quality level of the video signal.
COMPOSITE VIDEO. This is the most frequently used video
connection. Use the AV cable (supplied) to connect between
the yellow phono (also known as ' RCA' or ' cinch' ) connector on
the video source and the yellow VIDEO input connector on the
projector.
The AV cable also provides connection to stereo sound. The
stereo jack connects to the AUDIO input connector on the
projector and the red and white phono connectors on the video
source.
SUPER VIDEO. Use the optionally available S-VIDEO cable to
connect to the video source. S-VIDEO may give a better
quality image than composite video.
Use the AV cable for sound connection as described above.
SCART ADAPTER. Some video sources are provided with the
SCART adapter for video and audio output. The SCART
adapter (supplied) provides connection to the AV cable.
RGB VIDEO. Some high end video sources have component
red, green and blue video outputs for a best possible image.
Some systems use BNC type connectors, other systems use
the older CGA or the VGA connector. Contact your dealer for
an adapter that is suitable for your source. Use the AV cable
for stereo sound connection.
4. MOUSE. To enable mouse control from the remote control, a
connection is made using a mouse cable and various adapters.
Connect the cable directly to the MOUSE connector on the projector.
Connect the appropriate adapter to the free end of the mouse cable at
the computer end as described below.
SERIAL (RS 232). Use the serial PC adapter with a Y-split
branch for the local computer mouse. The serial adapter is
fitted with a 9 pin DSUB connector. Use an extra 9 to 25 pin
adapter (available from your dealer) if your computer has a 25
pin serial connector. Connect your computer mouse to the free
branch of the adapter if desired. With some computers, the
SVGA DLP PROJECTOR
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