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Connecting
MonitorLinkTM/DVl
MonitorLink/DW
(Figure 14)
The Monitor
Link!DVl
input uses a DVlA Dual Link
connector
for maximum
cable flexibility.
When
MonkorLink
is used as a DVFHDCP
input, the
terminal
is compliant
with DVFD Single Link
signals
matching
EIA=861 standards
for standard,
extended
and high definition
video with scanning
rates of 480p and 1080i.
However,
this input is
not intended
for use with personal
computers
or
devices
outputtng
video signals
with computer
resolutions.
All other DTV video signals,
such as
720p, need to be converted
by the DTV receiver
(or
compatible
device) to one of the compatible
signal
types.
Please check the specifications
on your
device
before connecting.
1.
Connect
a MonitorLink/DVl
cable from the TV
back panel to the Mitsubishi
HD Receiver/
Controler
back panel.
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Figure 14. Connecting MonitorLink
2. Connect
the MonitorLink
Control/RS=232
cable
from the TV back panel to the Mitsubishi
HD
Receiver/Controler
back panel.
.
Connect
the L (left) and R (right) audio cables
from the HDTV receiver
to AUDIO
LEFT and
AUDIO
RIGHT on the MonitorLink
section
of the
TV back panel.
Note:
DVI and RS-232
cables can be found at
your local electronics
store if they are not
included
with your devices.
Please refer to www.mitsubishi4v.com
for more
information
on RS=232C control.
CAUTION:
To assure
continued
FCC
compliance,
we recommend
using
a
shielded
video
interface
cable
with
bonded
ferrite
cores
at each end, when
using
the MonitorLink/DVl
input.
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