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HDMI

connection

(RH188H/RH199H

only)

If

you

have

a

HDMI

TV

or

monitor,

you

can

connect

it

to

this

recorder

using

a

HDMI

cable.

1.

Connect

the

HDMI

jack

on

the

recorder

to

the

HDMI

jack

on a

HDMI

compatible

TV

or

monitor

(H).

2.

Set

the

TV's

source

to

HDMI

(refer

to

TV's

Owner's

manual).

Notes:

If

your

TV

is

NOT

capable

of

handling

96

kHz

sampling

frequency,

set

the

[Sampling

Freq.]

option

to

[48

kHz]

on

the

setup

menu

(See

page

19).

When

this

choice

is

made,

this

unit

will

automatically

convert

any

96

kHz

signals

to

48

kHz

so

your

system

can

decode

them.

If

your

TV

is

not

equipped

with

Dolby

Digital

and

MPEG

decoder,

set

the

[Dolby

Digital]

and

[MPEG]

options

to

[PCM]

on

the

setup

menu

(See

page

19).

If

your

TV

is

not

equipped

with

DTS

decoder,

set

the

[DTS]

options

to

[OFF]

on

the

setup

menu

(See

page

19).

To

enjoy

DTS

multi

channel

surround,

you

must

connect

this

recorder

to

a

DTS

compatible

receiver

via

one

of this

recorder's

digital

audio

outputs.

The

arrow

on

the

cable

connector

body

should

face

up

for

correct

alignment

with

the

connector

on

the

recorder.

If

there

is

noise

or

lines

on

the

screen,

please

check

the

HDMI

cable.

Tip

:

When

you

use

HDMI

connection,

you

can

change

the

resolution

(576i,

576p,

720p,

or

1080i)

for

the

HDMI

output

using

RESOLUTION

button.

Caution

Changing

the

resolution

when

the

recorder

is

connected

with

HDMI

connector

may

result

in

malfunctions.

To

solve

the

problem,

turn

off

the

recorder

and

then

turn

it

on

again.

About

HDMI

HDMI

(High

Definition

Multimedia

Interface)

supports

both

video

and

audio

on

a

single

digital

connection

for

use

with

DVD

Players,

Set-Top

Boxes,

and

other

AV

devices.

HDMI

was

developed

to

provide

the

technologies

of

HDCP

(High

Definition

Contents

Protection).

HDCP

is

used

to

protect

digital

content

transmitted

and

received.

HDMI

has

the

capability

to

support

standard,

enhanced,

or

high-definition

video

plus

standard

to

multi-channel

surround-sound

audio,

HDMI

features

include

uncompressed

digital

video,

a

bandwidth

of

up

to

5

gigabytes

per

second,

one

connector

(instead

of

several

cables

and

connectors),

and

communication

between

the

AV

source

and

AV

devices

such

as

DTVs.

HDMI,

the

HDMI

logo

and

High-Definition

Multimedia

Interface

are

trademarks

or

registered

trademarks

of

HDMI

licensing

LLC.

Additional

Information

for

HDMI

When

you

connect

a

HDMI

or

DVI

compatible

device

make

sure

of

the

followings:

-T

ry

switching

off

the

HDMI/DVI

device

and

this

recorder.

Next,

switch

on

the

HDMI/DVI

device

and

leave

it

for

around

30

seconds,

then

switch

on

this

recorder.

-

The

connected

device's

video

input

is

set

correctly

for this

unit.

-

The

connected

device

is

compatible

with

720(1440)x576i,

720x576p,

1280x720p,

or

1920x1080i

video

input.

Not

all

HDCP-compatible

DVI

devices

will

work

with

this

recorder.

-

The

picture

will

not

be

displayed

properly

with

non-HDCP

device.

HDMI

HDMI

compatible

TV

H

Rear

of

the

recorder

(Type

A)

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