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Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of PHILIPS Multi-video input A/V switcher. Your A/V switcher is designed to accept up to 4 signals from any AV equipment and deliver them to a TV or a Home Theater System. The switcher accepts video input signals from component, s-video or composite video sources and audio input signals from a stereo audio source to provide a single audio/video output to your TV. NOTE:The switcher can con- vert an s-video signal to composite video, and vice versa. But it can not convert component video signals.The switcher is designed to operate either in Manual mode or Automatic mode. Parts Required You will need the following items, not supplied with your AV switcher. Stereo audio cable Component video cable OR S-Video cable OR Composite Video cables Connection Follow these steps to connect your AV Switcher.

• Connect one end of a video cable plug (S-Video, composite video or component video) to the output jack(s) of your video source then connect the other end of a video cable plug to any one of the input jacks on your AV switcher.

• Connect the stereo audio cable plugs between the audio out- put jacks of an audio source and the audio input jacks (red & white) on your AV switcher.

• Connect a video and an audio cable between the video and audio output jacks of the AV switcher and the video and audio input jacks of your TV.

• Connect DC power plug on the back of the unit and plug the 2-pin AC/DC power adapter to an 120VAC outlet. Note: You must use matching cables for input and output con- nections in order for the unit to work properly. (for example, if you use a component video cable as an input, you must use a component video cable for output.) Introduction

MODE Button The MODE button toggles between the automatic mode and the manual mode. In the automatic mode, the red LED is normally ON. In the manual mode, the red LED is OFF. By default, the AV switcher will be in the automatic mode. To change from an automatic mode to manual mode, simply press the MODE but- ton once, the red LED will turn OFF. SELECT Button The SELECT button is available only when the AV switcher is in the manual mode. By default, the AV switcher selects input-1 when switching from automatic mode to manual mode.To select a desired input simply press the SELECT button and the AV switcher changes inputs from Input-1 to Input- 2 and IN2 LED will be lit. Press the SELECT button again, Input-3 will be select- ed and IN3 LED will be lit. Pressing the SELECT button again will select next input which is Input-4 and IN4 LED will be lit. The input selection is cyclic. Automatic Mode Operation When the MODE LED is ON, the unit is in automatic mode. The unit automatically searches for all video inputs to find the last active video signal. The unit is designed to select the last active video input automatically. For Example: If a user selected video inputs in this sequence IN1

IN4, at this time, the video output will be from IN4 (front Input). If there is no video signal for IN4 input, the unit automatically switches to next previous input source. (in this case, it will be IN3). If the user selects video input in this sequence: IN1

IN2, at this time, the video output will be IN2. If there is no video signal for IN2 input, the unit will switch to next previ- ous video input source (in this case, it will be IN4). Note: When the switcher is in automatic mode and the user decides to change to Manual mode, the output of this unit will be routed to the last active input. Manual Mode Operation When the user presses the MODE button, the unit enters into manual mode. The mode indicating LED will g o off, the LED IN1 will be lit. The output of this box will be routed to IN1. If the user presses the SELECT button, the LED IN2 will be lit and LED IN1 will go off. The output of this box will now be routed Operation

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