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Re:source DVS-5 Module Contents DVS Module Installation 2 3 DSV Connection Panel HDMI output YCrCb analogue output 4 4 5 DSV General DVS Setup Scaler setup Resolution Saturation Sharpness Overscan Color Digital Color Analog 6 6 7 8 9 9 10 10 11 Mutimedia Glossary 12 Technical Data Note Guarantee 13 13 13 1
Re:source DVS-5 Module DVS Module With the DVS Module, Revox is heralding a new era of picture reproduction. The DVD drive delivers the video data directly in a digital form to the Digital Video Scaler module. Complex video processors calculate the output format and the settings that you have chosen. All unnecessary and lossy D/A and A/D conversions are dispensed with, as the DVS module receives the signals directly from the drive. This offers a significant advantage in comparison to external scalers.
Re:source DVS-5 Module Installation The DVS plug-in card is equipped with the latest in electronics and should be handled with care. Remove the DVS module from its packaging and feed it into its plug-in position. The two bars inside the M51 are the mechanical guides for you to use. The lettering on the DVS plug-in card must be on top. Shortly before the plug-in card is fully locked into position in its slot, you will feel a clear mechanical resistance, caused by the M51 contact strip.
Re:source DVS-5 Module DVS Connection panel HDMI Digital Output Connect the HDMI interface on the M51 with a picture reproduction device that also has an HDMI interface. The DVS module also supports the HDCP copy protection. In the case of devices that only have one DVI input, i.e. a digital interface only for picture data, you can alternatively establish a connection with an HDMI to DVI adapter cable.
Re:source DVS-5 Module Y Cr Cb Analogue output Note A color differential signal is behind the abbreviation Y Cr Cb, which handles three independent signal components physically separated from each other: one signal for the brightness (Y) and two for the color components (Cr, Cb). All three signals are output to the corresponding sockets in full picture format (progressive). The designation Y U V is also often used alongside Y Cr Cb. Both designations describe the video components signal.
Re:source DVS-5 Module DVS General DVS Setup The DVS module has a particular position within the M51 modules. It is only there to prepare the DVD drive’s digital picture data in such a way the connected picture reproduction devices can achieve an optimised picture result. All settings for the DVS module are done through the DVD Setup submenu. To do this, select DVD from the Source menu. Press the Source key on the M51 and then select the DVD/CD source through the softkey.
Re:source DVS-5 Module Scaler setup Resolution The DVS module offers the most important picture parameter and basic settings on two pages. You can toggle between the two setup pages with the menu softkey. With the Resolution softkey, you can adjust the resolution to achieve the best results for your picture reproduction device. The optimised picture quality can only be achieved, when the digital picture signal corresponds to the actual native (optical) resolution of the plasma or LCD panel.
Re:source DVS-5 Module HDTV 720p offers a resolution with 720 lines with 1280 pixels per line, which are output in full pictures (p = progressive). This 720 x 1280 pixel resolution corresponds to the HDTV norm. Resolution You can determine the predefined resolution version using the Resolution softkeys. HDTV 1080i offers a resolution with 1080 lines with 1920 pixels per line, which are output in half pictures (i = interlaced). This 1080 x 1920 pixel resolution corresponds to the HDTV norm.
Re:source DVS-5 Module Saturation Sharpness You can define the color saturation using the Saturation softkeys. You can define the sharpness of the picture using the Sharpness softkeys. A shift from the neutral central position towards the positive range strengthens the color saturation, giving you stronger colors. A shift towards the negative range on the other hand, means that the colors appear paler and less strongly.
Re:source DVS-5 Module Overscan HDMI output Color Digital The size of the image displayed on the panel can be defined Overscan through the softkeys. You can define the output format of the HDMI output through the Digital softkeys. Three output formats are available to you: The range from 91% to 100% is available. YCbCr 10 bit 4:2:2 Output as color differential signal with the luminance part Y and the two color components Cr and Cb with a quantisation of 10 bit.
Re:source DVS-5 Module HDMI output: Color Digital Analog output: Color Analog RGB 8 bit 4:4:4 Output as color signal with the three primary colors red R, green G and blue B, with a quantisation of 8 bit. You can define the output format of the analogue component Analog output through the softkeys. All three primary colors are output with a scanning frequency of 13.5 MHz (4 x 3.375 MHz).
Re:source DVS-5 Module Multimedia glossary Bit Bit is the abbreviation for Binary digit. A Bit can only have the value 1 (on or true) or 0 (off or false). 8 bits make up a byte and can represent 28 = 256 values. 10 bit therefore, can represent 210 = 1024 values. devices connected by DVI / HDMI (DVD, HDTV receiver/decoder, Flat screen / Beamer). HDMI In comparison to the DVI, the High Definition Multimedia Interface offers the advantage of audio transmission with a 19-pin miniature plug.
Re:source DVS-5 Module Technical data Output formats • YCrCb • RGsB Resolutions • 720 x 576 • 1280 x 720 • 1920 x 1080 • 1024 x 768 • 1366 x 768 • 1920 x 1080 Progressive Progressive Interlaced Progressive Progressive Progressive Doubling 576p 720p 1080i XGA WXGA 1080p Note Guarantee “High-Definition Multimedia Interface" and "HDMI" are registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing, LLC. The guarantee period is 24 months. Your dealer should be your first contact if you need service.
