Video Game Controller User Manual

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You can page through each Input Channel by pressing the Select Button on the front panel of the Control
Center. Alternatively you can select each Input Channel by using the Directional or Numerical Buttons on the
Remote Control.
The Standby Button located on the Remote Control allows the Control Center to be switched from on to
standby mode.
When inserting new batteries into the Remote Control take care to observe the correct polarity.
Requires 2 x AAA (LR03) alkaline batteries.
example of a typical setup using the Control Center
The Control Center has been designed to connect up to seven separate AV devices and output the
Audio / Video signal to a single input on the TV / Hi-Fi. Each device can be selected independently of each
other. Once a device has been connected there is no need to remove any of the cables when selecting an
input. Figure 2 shows a typical AV set up using the Control Center.
figure.2 (Note: The devices connected in this illustration are for reference only. Any suitable device may be connected to the Input Channels.)
Directional Buttons
Standby
Numerical Buttons
OUTPUT FROM YOUR AV DEVICE HOW TO CONNECT
Composite Video and Mono Audio Connect the yellow video RCA connector to a yellow RCA Input
Socket and the white audio RCA connector to a white RCA Input
Socket.
Composite Video and Stereo Audio Connect the yellow video RCA connector to a yellow Input RCA
Socket, the white audio RCA connector to a white RCA Input
Socket and the red audio RCA connector to a red RCA Input
Socket.
S-Video and Stereo Audio Connect the S-Video connector to a 4-pin DIN Input Socket, the left
audio connector to a white RCA Input Socket and the right audio
connector to a red RCA Input Socket.
Component Video and Stereo Audio Connect the Component Video outputs (Green, Blue and Red) from
the device to the matching inputs and desired Input Channel on the
Control Center. For Stereo Audio connect the left audio connector
to a white RCA Input Socket and the right audio connector to a red
RCA Input Socket.
Component Video and Digital Optical Connect the Component Video outputs (Green, Blue and Red) from
the device to the matching inputs and desired Input Channel on the
Control Center. For Digital Sound connect the Digital Optical
connector to the Digital Optical Socket in the same Input Channel.
Remember to remove the dust cap and store safely for when
Optical Socket is not in use.
Ethernet Connect the Ethernet cable to an Ethernet Input Socket.
Note: Your modem must either be a DSL or a cable modem. Do not
use the Control Center with a standard telephone modem.
IMPORTANT: Before connecting your modem to the Control Center,
make sure you have a valid internet account.
IMPORTANT:
Each input connection will only correspond to the matching output connection.
For example, a Component Video cable attached to Component Video Input 1 can only be viewed via the
Component Video Output Socket and cannot be displayed via the S-Video, Composite Video or Stereo
Audio RCA Output Sockets
which cable do I use?
Depending on the type of output available from your AV device, use the most suitable cable connection
from the 'Input Connection Table' below.
Note: The Control Center is supplied with a standard Cable Pack. You may require additional cables to set
up your chosen AV devices.