User manual ADCOM GFP-1

[. . . ] It is particularly important that you connect your DVD player to your preamplifier while the amplifier and preamplifier are unplugged and your other equipment is turned off. This will protect your equipment from potential short circuits that may occur during installation. In addition, it is important that you allow for adequate ventilation around your DVD player and other equipment, since excessive heat buildup can shorten the life of any electronic product, including the DVD player. Once you have correctly connected your new DVD player to your other components, you should be able to enjoy many trouble-free years of performance. [. . . ] Note: This feature may be disabled in some regions due to copy protection requirments. [56] Digital Audio Out Off Pressing this button turns the digital audio output off. When turned off the GFP-1 will output the highest resolution signal via the analog output jacks. Note: This feature may be disabled in some regions due to copy protection requirments. [51] Zoom Button Use the zoom button to magnify the video track. Press the zoom button to first set the magnification to a level of X1. 5, pressing this button again will set the level to X2. 0. Use the navigation buttons to move to different areas of your magnified image. To exit the zoom mode press the zoom button a third time. [57] Digital Audio Out On Pressing this button turns the digital audio output on. Due to copy protection requirments, when playing a DVD-Audio with digital audio out on, DVD-Audio will be truncated to 16bit/48k operation. [52] Angle Button An angle is a scene recorded from different viewpoints. Each angle is equal in time length, and an angle block may contain up to nine (9) angles. Pressing 2. 3 RS232 / IR Control The Adcom GFP-1 can be controlled via its serial RS-232 port. The serial port ADCOM GFP-1 Owner's Manual | 15 GFP-1 Command Set E. Echo: Enable/Disable command echo (Power-up default = Enabled) Syntax: "E", <char> Returns: "1", "E", <CR>, <LF>, ">" (if Enable command received) Where: <char> is expressed as an ASCII value "1" = Enable & "0" = Disable P. When the setup button is pressed your source material, if playing, is paused and a transparent blue menu is displayed over the source video. Please note that not all options can be modified while source material is active. Use the navigation keys on the remote to navigate the setup menu, all selections will be saved when you exit setup. Pressing the setup button while in the setup menu will exit the menu and playback of your material will resume. Changes can be made to the GFP-1 in four main areas: general setup, speaker setup, audio setup and preferences. The TV display option allows the DVD player video output to be configured to match the size of your TV and your viewing preferences. There are two different aspect ratio TVs available today: standard (4: 3) and widescreen (16:9). If your TV is a widescreen set, then you should select the "widescreen" option. If your TV is the standard 4:3 then you should select either pan/scan or letter box. The letter box option will display black bars at the top and bottom of the picture when you are watching widescreen material. If you don't want to see the bars, then you should select the pan/scan option. When you are viewing widescreen material, the pan/scan options cuts off the extreme left and right sides of the picture, and fills your entire TV screen. frames per second. [. . . ] Do not ship via parcel post, since the packing was not designed to withstand rough parcel post handling. Improper shipment of the product will void your warranty coverage. 6. 1 Warranty ADCOM, a division of Klein Technology Group, LLC, makes the following limited warranties. These limited warranties extend to the original purchaser or any person receiving this product as a gift from the original purchaser and to no other purchaser or transferee. There is no warranty provided by ADCOM for products purchased from unauthorized outlets or dealers or from previous owners. [. . . ]