Step Two: Connecting The Avp To A Max-Ht Server And Display Device; Dvd And Cd Playback; Region Code Settings - AMX MAX-AVP Operation/Reference Manual

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Step Two: Connecting the AVP to a MAX-HT Server and Display Device

Be sure to power up the MAX-HT server before applying power to the MAX-AVP.

1. Use audio cables (not included) to connect to the audio output on the AVP to an audio amplifier.

2. Use one of the four video cables (HDMI, Component Video, S-Video or Composite to connect to the

video output on the AVP to the display device.

3. Use an Ethernet cable to connect the AVP's Ethernet port to a Gigabit Ethernet switch.

4. Use an Ethernet cable to connect the Gigabit switch to the A/V OUT connector on the

MAX-HT server.

5. Connect the AVP's included power supply.

6. Turn on the power switch (on rear panel), and allow up to one minute for the AVP to initialize.

IR-controlled devices are sensitive to plasma radiation emitted from plasma displays.

For best results when mounting the MAX-AVP unit in close proximity (within 12

inches) to a plasma screen, situate the MAX-AVP so that it is not facing the screen.

The MAX-AVP features an internal DVD-ROM drive for playback of individual DVDs.

Once you have established communication with the AVP via WinMAX, you can use WinMAX to initiate

and control playback of movies or music.

Note that for DVDs, the region code of the DVD disc must match the region code setting on the on the

internal DVD drive on the AVP.

By default, AVP units are set to Region Code 1.

Refer to the DVD Region Code Settings insert for details and instructions on changing the Region Code

setting on MAX devices.

The Region Code Setting may only be changed a total of 4 times from the factory

default setting.

MAX-AVP Audio-Video Player

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