Feature Identification - Pioneer BD-V3000 Series Operating Instructions Manual

Digital home terminal
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FEATURE IDENTIFICATION

FRONT PANEL
BYPASS LIGHT
Lights when the optional RF Bypass Adapter
module is switched to bypass mode. When in
bypass mode, the Adapter sends cable signals
directly to the TV.
CHANNEL AND VOLUME CONTROL/
CURSOR MOVEMENT KEYS
These keys have different functions, depending
on what is displayed on the TV screen. During
normal TV viewing, the 5/∞ (up/down) arrows
change the channel by stepping up or down one
channel at a time. The 2/3 (left/right) arrows
adjust the sound level up or down.
When a menu is displayed, these same keys
move the cursor up or down, left or right.
CHANNEL NUMBER/TIME DISPLAY
Shows channel number or current time. Also
shows "rEC" when recording is taking place.
CLEAR/MULTI-PURPOSE KEY
When a menu is displayed, returns you to normal
TV viewing. May also have special functions as
described in the on-screen display.
MESSAGE LIGHT
Blinks when the BD-V3000 receives a message
for you from the cable company, or an E-mail
message from another person.
POWER BUTTON
Turns on the BD-V3000 and lights the Power-On
indicator Light when pressed, or turns all off
when pressed again. May also control the AC
Power Outlet, depending on the BD-V3000's
settings. (Refer to the separate operating
instruction manual.)
POWER ON INDICATOR LIGHT
Lights to show the BD-V3000 is turned on.
REMOTE SENSOR WINDOW
Receives signals from the remote control.
IMPORTANT:
Do not block this window.
SELECT KEY
Selects the desired action highlighted on the
screen.
SMARTCARD SLOT
Accepts a special card provided by your cable
company. This card is not always needed for
BD-V3000 operation, unless required by the
cable company.
REAR PANEL
AC POWER INLET
Connects to an unswitched 120-volt AC outlet,
using the detachable power cord (included).
AC POWER OUTLET
Provides AC power to the connected TV.
CAUTION:
Connect only the TV AC power cord to this
outlet.
This outlet allows 400 watts maximum power
consumption. To prevent the risk of fire or
damage to the Home Terminal, do not connect
any kind of equipment of more than 400 watts
power use, or any other equipment (toaster,
hair dryer, etc.).
BASEBAND AUDIO INPUT CONNECTORS
Connects to the stereo (L and R) audio outputs
of a DVD or LaserDisk player. When the BD-
V3000 is off, this audio goes to the Baseband
Audio Output Connectors.
BASEBAND AUDIO OUTPUT CONNECTORS
Connects to the stereo (L and R) audio inputs of a
VCR, audio amplifier, or TV. Requires audio cables
with male phono (RCA) plugs (not included).
BASEBAND S-VIDEO OUTPUT CONNECTOR
Connects to the S-video input of a TV or VCR.
Requires special S-video cable (not included). If
your TV or VCR doesn't have a similar S-video
jack, use the standard baseband video
connection instead.
BASEBAND VIDEO INPUT CONNECTOR
Connects to the video output terminal on a DVD or
LaserDisk player. During power standby status,
the video is output to the output connector.
BASEBAND VIDEO OUTPUT CONNECTOR
Connects to the standard baseband video input
of a VCR or TV. Requires video cables with male
phono (RCA) plugs (not included).
CABLE IN INPUT CONNECTOR
Connects to the incoming cable service.
Requires 75-ohm coaxial cable with male "F"-
type connectors (not included).
DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT CONNECTOR
Connects to the digital audio input on your
stereo amplifier, receiver or digital audio
decoder.
SERIAL PORT CONNECTOR
Connects to the optional VCR Commander. The
VCR Commander controls recording of
programs on your VCR through the BD-V3000
program guide.
TO TV OUTPUT CONNECTOR
Connects to the TV's VHF antenna input.
Requires 75-ohm coaxial cable with male "F"-
type connectors.
USB CONNECTOR
Connects to USB (Universal Serial Bus)-
equipped options such as a wireless keyboard
infrared receiver.
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