Aurora Design World Converter WC-01 User manual

Aurora Design World Converter WC-01 Menu Structure
Idle Menu
(displays current standard)
Quick Settings Menu Status Menu
(from Idle turn Menu Control) (from Idle turn Select Control)
Zoom Image Video Input
Pan Image Ref Input
Freeze Image RF System/Channel
Frame Phase RF Video Carrier
Line Phase RF Audio Carrier
Color Phase Mech Detect
Output Color Input Voltage
Red Level Main Temp
Red Gain Driver Temp
Green Level
Green Gain
Blue Level
Blue Gain
Output Level
Output Gain
Save Image
Default Image
Output Settings Input Settings System Settings Advanced Settings
(from Idle push Select Control then select menu)
Output Standard Audio Gain LCD Brightness Set Defaults
RF System Video Brightness LCD Contrast Default Audio
RF Channel Video Contrast LCD Dimming NTSC Reverse 3:2
RF Gain Video Chroma Menu Timeout VCXO Enable
Color Type Video Hue Power Saving PLL Hold
Ref Input Type Video Sharpness Power Recovery User RF Video Mod
Ref Input Threshold Video Standard Language User RF Audio Mod
Ref Output Type Video Input Control Tracking User RF Channel Name
Ref Driver Control Swap User RF Video Freq
Mech Current Driver Installed Options User RF Audio Freq
Gamma Correction System Info
Output Polarity
Line Scan
Frame Scan
Switched Power
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Aurora Design World Converter WC-01 Quick Start Guide
This Quick Start guide is designed to help you get the converter connected and operating in
a minimum of time. Please follow the step-by-step procedure outlined below:
1) Download User Manual at:
http://www.tech-retro.com/Aurora_Design/WC01_downloads.html
2) Connect the supplied AC Mains adapter to the converter and to the Mains supply.
3) The unit is powered on and off by depressing both front buttons simultaneously for 1
second.
For electronic televisions:
4) Connect the converter to the television using either the Composite Output and Audio
Outputs to the line level inputs on the television, or the RF Output to the antenna terminals
on the television. The RF connector used on the converter is the “F” type as used on most
consumer video equipment. A 75 ohm coaxial cable must be supplied to connect the
converter to the television set’s antenna connector. The antenna connector on the television
may be of various types, both coaxial or twin line. If it is of the twin line type, a matching
transformer, or balun, will be required to connect the converter to the television. NOTE - If
the television is of the “hot chassis” type where it is connected to once side of the AC
mains, than an isolation transformer should be used between the converter and television.
5) Select the appropriate output standard for your television in the Output Settings Menu.
6) After the converter initializes, you should see a short promotional movie and hear the test
tone followed by a test image. If the television is connected through the RF Output, it may
be necessary to adjust the RF Output for your television in the Output Settings Menu. At
this point, video from any common device (DVD, VCR, etc.) can be connected to the
converters inputs.
For mechanical televisions:
4) Connect one of the converter’s outputs to the lamp driver, or if the optional
Reference/Current Driver board is installed, connect the Mechanical Current Output to the
LED array. Depending on the type of mechanical television, it may be necessary to supply a
Reference Input signal to the converter, or use the Reference Output to drive the television.
It is beyond the scope of this document to fully describe all the means of connection to a
mechanical television. Please refer to the main User Manual for more information.
5) Select the appropriate output standard for your television in the Output Settings Menu.
6) After the converter initializes, you should see a short promotional movie and hear the test
tone (if the audio is connected) followed by a test image. You may need to adjust the image
for your television using the options provided in the Quick Settings Menu. At this point,
video from any common device (DVD, VCR, etc.) can be connected to the converters
inputs.
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