Key Digital KD-FIRE1080P User manual

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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HD Hanna
Digital Video Processor
Model KD-FIRE1080P
The new HD HannaTM hits the “sweet spot” for the Custom
Installation market by providing HD Set Top Box and Scaling function-
ality in one product, with high quality, versatility, and value. You’ll
enjoy the added functionality of True Digital Path (Digital-In to Digital-
Out, including Firewire/5C) and the pristine picture from Key Digital’s®
renowned Scaler equipped with the proprietary, motion-assisted de-
interlacing algorithm Clear Matrix Pro®.
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HD HANNATM – Digital STB/Scaler Model KD-FIRE1080P
Safety Instructions – Please be sure to follow these
instructions for safe operation of your unit
1 Read these instructions.
2 Keep these instructions.
3 Heed all warnings.
4 Follow all instructions.
5 Do not use this apparatus near water
6 Clean only with dry cloth.
7 Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s
instructions.
8 Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other
apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
9 Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized
plug has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two
blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong are provided
for your safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician
for replacement of the obsolete outlet.
10 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, con-
venience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.
11 Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer
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Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by the manufacturer, or
sold with the apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution when moving the
cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip-over.
13 Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of
time.
14 Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the
apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is dam-
aged,liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus
has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been
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HD HannaTM Operating Instructions
BASICS
1.INTRODUCTION TO HD HANNATM, MODEL KD-FIRE1080P....................................................4
1.1 What is HD HannaTM?..................... .............................................................................4
1.2 Why you need HD HannaTM ........................................................................................5
1.3 Summary Specifications for HD HannaTM..................................................................5
2. INCLUDED WITH HD HANNATM, MODEL KD-FIRE1080P......................................................6
SET-UP DETAILS
3. QUICK SETUP OF HD HANNATM, MODEL KD-FIRE1080P ..................................................7
3.1 Determine your particular application requirements..................................................7
3.2 Connect the A/V Inputs and Outputs to suit your particular configuration...........9
3.3 Place your HD HannaTM unit in a convenient location.............................................11
3.4 Make the final connections........................................................................................11
3.5 Learn to operate HD HannaTM with its user-friendly OSD and controls................11
4. HOW TO CONTACT KEY DIGITAL®.........................................................................................23
5. REPAIR AND WARRANTY........................................................................................................23
APPENDICES
Appendix A: HD HannaTM Technical Specifications..................................................................24
Appendix B: Firmware Upgrade Instructions............................................................................27
Appendix C: Controlling HD HannaTM from your Home Theater Automation System...........28

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1.INTRODUCTION TO HD HANNATM, MODEL
KD-FIRE1080P
Key Digital’s®“HD HannaTM”(Model KD-FIRE1080P) is a state-of-the-art ATSC/NTSC Set Top
Box that also provides high-quality scaling to your display’s native resolution. It offers flexible
analog and digital I/O, including DVI-D with HDCP out and Firewire I/O with 5C.
1.1 What is HD HannaTM?
HD HannaTM is a very versatile all-in-one ATSC/NTSC Set Top Box and Video Scaler that
receives, decodes, and scales the video program to match your display’s native resolution.
Custom Installers and Home Theater buffs will be delighted with HD HannaTM, because it
offers so much value and quality all in one economical unit, including:
Video decoding (ATSC and NTSC, PAL, PAL-M, SECAM)
High-quality scaling to HD and SD resolutions
Flexible I/O with:
- Two IEEE 1394 Firewire I/O ports with 5C, capable of HDTV and SDTV
-Inputs: RF (ATSC and all analog formats), Component Video (YPbPr) for 480i, all
world formats accepted in Composite and S-Video, and an optional plug-in card
available for DVI-D/HDCP HDTV digital input
- Outputs: HD RGBHV and Component, DVI-D/HDCP, Composite and S-Video
Scales to output resolutions of:
- 1080 and 480: interlaced and progressive scan
- 1280x720, 1280x768 and 1368x768, 1920x540, 1400x1050: progressive scan
- 1920 x 1080 @ 24 Hz is also available.
Delivers simultaneous HD and SD outputs (480i) for each output resolution
Analog audio I/O; Toslink optical and digital coaxial audio out
User-friendly on-screen-display, front-panel pushbutton controls, and a programmable IR
Remote with “Hot” buttons
Picture adjustments, linked to each input and conveniently stored and include: sharpness,
brightness, contrast, saturation, and hue
Works with all control systems (like Crestron)
Customers can upgrade firmware over the Internet
It is rack-mountable, has no fan noise, and is easy to install and integrate into your home
theater system
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1.2 Why you need HD HannaTM
Key Digital®engineered HD HannaTM (Model KD-FIRE1080P) as a convenient, high-quality Set
Top Box (STB), Scaler, and home theater I/O backbone. HD HannaTM offers just what the
custom home theater buffs and installers are looking for -– a unique “one-stop shopping”
solution for applications where you need the Input/Output flexibility to decode off-the-air or
Cable (RF) ATSC & NTSC, Firewire/5C, or select 480i baseband (YPbPr, CVBS Composite
and S-Video) input signals, and scale them to the native resolution of your display.
HD HannaTM incorporates a high-quality Scaler equipped with Key Digital’s®advanced,
motion-assisted de-interlacing algorithm called “Clear Matrix Pro”, that lets you up-, down-,
and cross-convert the STB RF or baseband input to your display’s native resolution. HD
HannaTM accepts all world formats at its inputs, and can scale to output formats of interlaced
and progressive scan 1080 and 480; and progressive scan 1280x720, 1280x768 and
1368x768, 1920x540, and 1400x1050; 60 Hz output refresh rates; and aspect ratios in and
out of 16:9 and 4:3.The HD HannaTM can scale to an output resolution of 1920 x 1080 @ 24
Hz.
HD HannaTM also handles your audio requirements, with four analog inputs (Left & Right
stereo pairs). The audio output of HD HannaTM provides for analog (Left & Right stereo pairs),
digital coaxial audio, and Toslink optical audio. This audio I/O flexibility allows you to take
maximum advantage of all the video input ports on your HD HannaTM unit and correspond-
ingly switch the associated program audio.
With its user-friendly On-Screen-Display (OSD), programmable IR Remote with “Hot” buttons
(discrete IR commands are available), and user-selectable output resolutions and aspect
ratios, HD HannaTM is easy to control and operate. It is rack-mountable (2RU), has no fan
noise, and is easy to install and integrate into your system. The RS-232C port is equipped
with discrete command protocol compatible with all control systems (like Crestron, AMX,
CNMSX-PRO), and is even designed to allow customers to upgrade firmware over the
Internet.
1.3 Summary Specifications for HD HannaTM
Features:
•Scaler equipped with advanced, motion-assisted de-interlacing algorithm Clear Matrix ProTM
•HDTV and SDTV Colorimetry Matrix
•3-D Comb Filtering for Composite Video
•Optional HD Input plug-in card, for DVI-D/HDCP inputs and HD baseband scaling applica-
tions
•Flexible I/O, including Firewire with 5C
•User-friendly on-screen-display
•IR Remote with “Hot” keys
•Channel / status display and controls for complete navigation and operation from the front
panel
•Picture adjustments are linked to each input and conveniently stored and include: sharp-
ness, brightness, contrast, saturation, and hue
•RS-232C port for external control of HD HannaTM (Crestron-compatible), and firmware
upgrades
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Supported Input types include:
• Video Inputs:
- two IEEE 1394 5C-enabled Firewire I/O ports supporting HDTV and SDTV
- two RF tuner inputs supporting ATSC (8 VSB) and analog TV (NTSC, PAL, PAL-M,
SECAM)
- two Component Video (YPbPr) supporting 480i baseband
* one Component input available for pass-through
- two each Composite Video (CV) and S-Video accepting all world formats (NTSC,
PAL, PAL-M, SECAM)
- one RGBHV pass-through
- optional plug-in card available for DVI-D/HDCP HDTV inputs
- 60 Hz refresh rates
- 16:9 and 4:3 Aspect Ratios
•Audio Inputs:
- four analog (standard line-type Left & Right pairs) inputs
Supported Output types include:
•Video Output Formats:
- 1080 interlaced and progressive, 720 and 768 progressive, and 480 interlaced
and progressive
- 60 Hz output refresh rates
-both SD (480i) out and HD out simultaneously for each output resolution
- 1920 x 1080 @ 24 Hz is also available.
•Video Outputs:
-two IEEE 1394 5C-enabled Firewire I/O ports supporting HDTV and SDTV
- one HD Component Video (YPbPr)
-one HD RGBHV
- one DVI-D with HDCP
- one SD Composite Video and S-Video
• Audio Outputs:
-one analog (standard line-type Left & Right pairs) output
-one digital coaxial audio output
- Toslink optical audio output
2. INCLUDED WITH HD HANNATM, MODEL KD-FIRE1080P
Open the carton and you will find inside the following contents:
1
.One HD HannaTM unit
2. Standard power cord
3. IR Remote Control with 2 AAA batteries included
4. Rack mounting hardware: brackets, screws, and clips
5. This Instruction Manual
6. Warranty card
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3. QUICK SETUP OF HD HANNATM, MODEL KD-FIRE1080P
Connecting and using your Key Digital®HD HannaTM (Model KD-FIRE1080P) combination Set
Top Box and Scaler with flexible analog and digital I/O is straightforward:
1. Become familiar with HD HannaTM.
2.Determine your particular application requirements.
3.Connect the A/V Inputs and Outputs to suit your particular configuration.
4.Place the unit in a convenient location.
5.Make the final connections.
6.Learn to operate the unit with its user-friendly OSD and controls.
Please follow these Steps carefully, as described below.
3.1 Determine your particular application requirement
A typical application for HD HannaTM is in your home theater environment where you have an
off-the-air or cable ATSC/NTSC (or any world format) feed that you want to decode and scale
to the native resolution of your display. You may need scaling for Firewire/5C digital, or base-
band analog video as well. With HD HannaTM, you have all of these capabilities in one con-
venient package. Some typical Application configurations are depicted in the example below.
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When considering the type of configuration you require, you’ll need to know your Video and
Audio Input and Output requirements.
HD HannaTM supports the following Video Inputs:
•two IEEE 1394 5C-enabled Firewire I/O ports supporting HDTV and SDTV
•two RF tuner inputs supporting ATSC (8 VSB) and analog TV (NTSC, PAL, PAL-M,
SECAM) for off-the-air or cable
•two Component Video (YPbPr) inputs supporting 480i baseband
- one Component input available for pass-through
•two each baseband Composite Video (CVBS) and S-Video inputs accepting all
world formats TV (NTSC, PAL, PAL-M, SECAM)
•one RGBHV pass-through
•optional plug-in card available for DVI-D with HDCP HDTV input
HD HannaTM supports the following Audio Inputs:
•four analog (standard line-type Left & Right pairs) inputs
On the output side, HD HannaTM supports interlaced and progressive scan displays at 1080
and 480; and progressive scan displays at 1280x720, 1280x768 and 1368x768, 1920x540, and
1400x1050. Video Output format of 1920 x 1080 @ 24 Hz is also available. You’ll need to
determine if you are driving a DVI/HDCP, Component Video (YPbPr), or VGA (RGBHV) display.
The audio can be analog, digital, or Toslink optical. Both SD (480i) out and HD out are avail-
able simultaneously for each output resolution, one of many sought-after features provided by
HD HannaTM.
HD HannaTM supports the following Video Outputs:
•two IEEE 1394 5C-enabled Firewire I/O ports supporting HDTV and SDTV
•one HD Component Video (YPbPr) output
•one HD VGA (RGBHV) output
•one DVI-D with HDCP output
•one SD Composite Video output
•one SD S-Video output
HD HannaTM supports the following Audio Outputs:
•one analog (standard line-type Left & Right pairs) output
•one digital coaxial audio output
•Toslink optical audio output
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3.2 Connect the A/V Inputs and Outputs to suit your par-
ticular configuration
First, become familiar with the I/O back panel, which is at the rear of your HD HannaTM unit.
HD HANNATMINPUTS
The INPUTS to HD HannaTM are to the left when looking at the back panel and include:
•two F-type RF (cable or antenna) inputs (Ant A&B)
•two S-Video input connectors
•two separate Composite Video (CVBS) and Component Video (YPbPr) BNC con-
nector banks
•four separate audio left and right BNC stereo pairs
•one DB-15 VGA (RGBHV) by-pass input
To the right of the Input section of the HD HannaTM back panel is the
Expansion Input slot to accommodate a DVI-D/HDCP HD input
(optional card). NOTE: if you separately purchase this optional
Expansion Input card, it is recommended that you install it at this
time using the instructions provided separately with the card,
before proceeding further with these instructions
Note the back (rear) panel configuration of HD HannaTM for all I/O
Audio L&R 1,2,3,4
Composite 1&2 (CVBS)
Ant A& B
S-Video 1&2 Component Video (YPbPr) 1&2
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HD HANNATMOUTPUTS
To the right of the Expansion Input slot is the DB-15 VGA (RGBHV) by-pass input, followed by
the HD HannaTM OUTPUTS towards the center when looking at the back panel, which
include:
•one VGA (RGBHV) DB-15 connector video output
•one Component Video (YPbPr) BNC bank
•separate H and V sync BNC outputs
•one S-Video output connector
•one CVBS Composite Video BNC output
•one analog audio standard line-type Left & Right pairs BNC outputs
•one digital audio BNC coaxial output
HD HANNATM OUTPUTS
The remaining connectors are to the far-right when looking at the back panel of HD HannaTM,
and include:
•Toslink optical audio output
•one DVI-D connector (supports HDCP) output
•two IEEE 1394 5C-enabled Firewire I/O ports supporting HDTV and SDTV
•one RS-232, D-sub 9-pin female connector
•one standard power plug
Audio L&R
Digital Coaxial
Composite (CVBS)S-VideoH&V Sync
RS-232C
Standard power plug
Two Firewire I/O (bi-directional)DVI-D/HDCP out
Component Video (YPbPr)
VGA (RGBHV) output
VGA (RGBHV) bypass input
Toslink optical audio out
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3.3 Place your HD HannaTMunit in a convenient location
This is a good time to rack-mount your HD HannaTM unit, with the 2 RU mounting hardware
included. The unit weighs 10 pounds. Rubber feet also allow you to place the unit on a
counter. Note that the top left of the unit has a grate with openings, which you should keep
unobstructed to permit air-flow to the power supply and the rest of the unit. Also, do not
obstruct the IR path for the IR Remote Control (a red lens on the right side of the front panel).
3.4 Make the final connections
Be sure to connect the power cord to the rear of the unit and to a standard wall outlet (Input
Power requirements: 100 to 240V AC, 1 A). If you have set-up your HD HannaTM and then
unplug the unit or lose power, it will store the most-recent values before the power was lost.
You may also connect the RS-232C port to your Home Theater Automation System (like
Crestron, AMX, or CNMSX-Pro), or in the future use this port with your personal computer for
HD HannaTM firmware upgrades. Please see the Appendices at the end of this manual for
instructions on using the RS-232C port for firmware upgrades and external control of your
HD HannaTM unit.
3.5 Learn to operate HD HannaTMwith its user-friendly
OSD and controls
First learn the basics of NAVIGATION / CONTROL of your HD HannaTM. Then, use the con-
trols to bring the user-friendly ON-SCREEN DISPLAY (OSD) MENUS and actually configure
and operate your HD HannaTM unit.
NAVIGATION / CONTROL
It is most convenient to operate your HD HannaTM unit with the provided IR Remote Control.
However, you also have the option to go directly to the front panel and use the front-panel
Pushbutton switches. It is recommended that you first learn the basic functionalities of the
front-panel Pushbuttons / LCD, IR Remote Control, and On-screen Display (OSD) menus to
set-up and control your HD HannaTM unit. If you have set-up your HD HannaTM and then
unplug the unit or lose power, it will store the most-recent values before the power was lost.
You first need to “Navigate” (learn to get to the functions you wish to configure and control)
and then “Control” (actually invoke the set-up, function, or operation) your HD HannaTM unit.
Navigating and Controlling your Key Digital®HD HannaTM combination Set Top Box and Scaler
with flexible analog and digital I/O is straightforward:
1.First, follow the Quick Set-Up instructions provided in this Operating Manual to physically
connect HD HannaTM into your system.
2.Next, you will start “Navigating” and “Controlling” your HD HannaTM unit, with the front-
panel Pushbutton switches, LCD display, and basic IR Remote Control functions.
3.Bring up the OSD Main Menu on your output display.
4.Learn the basic operations provided by the OSD menus.
5.Learn the “Hot” Pushbuttons on the front panel.
6.Learn the “Hot” buttons on your Remote Control.
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You will now be walked step-by-step through these six steps. Please follow these Steps
carefully, as described below.
Step-by-step Navigating and Controlling Directions
for your HD HannaTM, Model KD-FIRE1080P
1. First, follow the Quick Set-Up instructions provided in this Operating Manual to physically
connect HD HannaTM into your system.
Then, apply power to the unit and batteries to your Remote Control, and turn the unit “On”
with either the front-panel Power switch on the far left, or the red POWER switch on the
Remote Control. The front panel Power switches toggle the unit On/Off. When you Power
On, the HD HannaTM front-panel LCD Display will indicate the power-up status by scrolling
“Welcome to HD HannaTM” as the unit goes through its power-up cycle. When you turn the
unit Off, the LCD will display “Bye” and can then display the current time-of-day. Please note
that the remote control has two separate buttons for Power On and Off.
2.Next, you will start “Navigating” and “Controlling” your HD HannaTM unit, with the front-
panel Pushbutton switches and basic IR Remote Control functions.
To learn to Set-up and Control HD HannaTM,you will need to Navigate the OSD Menus with
either the front-panel Pushbuttons, or the IR Remote Control provided with HD HannaTM.As
you Navigate and Control, you will receive feedback through the front-panel LCD Display on
your HD HannaTM unit. Much more detail is provided via the OSD that will appear on the pic-
ture display(s) connected to any of the HD HannaTM outputs.
HD HannaTM OSD (On-screen Display) Menus
The OSD Menus are intuitive and will appear on any of your display devices you connect to
the output of HD HannaTM. You will need to understand that the OSD Menus are in “Levels”.
You will Navigate between Levels and make your selections. For example, consider the Main
Menu that appears when you press the front-panel Menu Pushbutton, or the MENU button
on the IR Remote Control:
NOTE:
OSD Menus in this manual are
illustrative -- the firmware version in
your HD HannaTM may produce
Menus that vary slightly from these
examples
“LEVEL 1” “LEVEL 2”
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Now, familiarize yourself with HD Hanna’sTM front-panel Pushbuttons and LCD Display.
HD HannaTM front-panel Pushbuttons and LCD Display
HD HannaTM Front-panel LCD Display
The front-panel LCD provides convenient indication of the status of your HD HannaTM unit. For
more detailed operations you will want to take advantage of the user-friendly On-screen
Display menus and use the included IR Remote Control, but it is handy to have the capability
to walk up to your HD HannaTM unit and perform operations from the front-panel Pushbuttons
without the need of your display device. The figure below shows how the LCD on the front-
panel of HD HannaTM indicates Output Type and Output Resolution selected, as well as the
Input Source. If the Input Source selected is RF (like from an antenna or STB), then the LCD
also indicates the Signal Strength and Channel Number.
Menu
Power On/Off
Pushbutton Toggle
LCD Display Lens for IR Remote (do not obstruct)
Down
Menu (OSD & LCD) NAVIGATION Pushbuttons OUTPUT RESOLUTION ControlPushbutton
Up Left Right Select Escape RGB/YPbPr Resolution
Signal Strength Indicator Selected Output Mode
Selected Output Resolution Selected Input Source, or Channel Number for RF Inputs
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HD HannaTMIR Remote Control
Examine the IR Remote Control included with your HD HannaTM and become familiar with the
basic functionality for navigation and control, comparable to the control provided by the front-
panel Pushbuttons. Then, you can learn the remote control “Hot Buttons”. At this time, you
will want to focus on the simple navigation control buttons on the provided IR Remote
Control:
• POWER ON
• POWER OFF
• MENU (brings up the OSD menu)
• EXIT ((Duplicates the function of the Escape front-panel Pushbutton)
•UP,DOWN,RIGHT, and LEFT (OSD navigation arrows: UP and DOWN let you
navigate within any given Level of the OSD menu; LEFT and RIGHT let you go to
the next or previous Level (respectively) of the OSD menu
•OK (like the Select front-panel Pushbutton)
Other HD HannaTM Remote Control Keys To Note:
It is possible that the version of the Remote Control supplied with your HD HannaTM may have
silk-screened on its face some labels which are not pertinent to the operation of the unit. For
example, the following functions are not used: DSX, 12V, SR, PA, GB. However, the
silkscreen under these buttons indicate the true operation of these buttons: INFO, OR, OC,
DP, CP.
INFO: Display Current Input and Output Status Using Small OSD
OR: Select Output Resolution
OC: Select Output Color Space
DP: DSUB Input is Pass-through Function to DSUB output
CP: Component Input is Pass-through Function to Component Output
To change program Channels, use the Up and Down Arrow buttons.
To adjust Audio Volume, use the Left and Right Arrow buttons.
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Power ON
EPG Program Guide
Channels above 99
Sub-channel
Power OFF
SEE END OF THIS MANUAL FOR A SUMMARY OF THESE BUTTONS
Numeric Keypad
(Channel Numbers)
Aspect Ratio
Select
(INFO [ignore“DSX”]
(Display Current I/O
Status)
CP [ignore “GB”]
(Component Video
pass-through)
SAT (Saturation)
FREEZE
MUTE
Favorite Channels
ADD / DELETE
UP / DOWN
Previous Channel
EXIT (Escape)
OSD Navigation
Arrows: UP, DOWN,
LEFT, RIGHT
OSD MENU
OK, or “Select”
INPUT Select
DP [ignore “PA”]
(DSUB pass-through)
OR [ignore “12V”]
(Output Resolution
select)
OC [ignore “SR”]
(Output Color Space)
BR (Brightness
Control)
CO (Contrast Control)
SLEEP
(auto power-OFF)
AUDIO Select
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3.Bring up the OSD Main Menu on your output display by either:
•Pressing the MENU button on the Remote Control
•Pressing the Menu Pushbutton on the front panel of the unit
If the OSD (On-Screen Display) does not appear after engaging the menu button, please go
to the front panel and press the escape button to exit the menu system. (Please note that if
you are in the middle of the menu system, the front panel resolution and RGB/YPrPb will not
function.) Then press the front panel resolution button which will then go to the next output
resolution available. Continue cycling through the available resolutions till you get resolution
status on your display. You can then continue with the process of going through the available
menus. If you can not get output or resolution status to show on your display, recheck your
connections from the output of the HD Hanna to your display.
For further information please contact Key Digital at the email address or phone numbers list-
ed in this manual.
4.Learn the basic operations provided by the OSD menus.
Once you bring up the main Menu, push the Navigation arrows on the Remote Control or
four front-panel Pushbuttons, as follows:
•Pressing the Down and Up arrows allows you to scroll within a “Level” of the
menu through the different options. For example, if you are in the “SYSTEM SET”
menu, you can scroll through the main Video functions in that Level, like
“Resolution” or “Aspect (Ratio) Control”.
•The selected function has white text with blue highlighting on the OSD.
•Pressing the Left and Right arrows allows you to go to the next or previous logi-
cal “Level” of the menu. For example, if you are in the “SYSTEM SET” / “RESO-
LUTION” menu, you can then press “Right” to bring you to the next Level of the
menu, namely the various Resolution options, like 1920x540p, 720x480p, or
720x480i. Then, press Down and Up arrows to scroll through the resolutions
until you have reached the desired one, such as 720x480p. See the example
OSD Menu below:
How to select Video Output Resolution on the RGB port to be 720x480p:
“LEVEL 1” “LEVEL 2” “LEVEL 3”
aUse the Left and Right arrows <> to navigate from Level-to-Level.
bScroll Up and Down within any level until you find the function you would like to con-
trol (the selected function will be highlighted).
cThen use the Select Pushbutton (OK on the Remote Control) to invoke your selection
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•When you are in a Menu and have reached your desired selection, such as in the
“SYSTEM SET” / “Resolution” / “1280x768p” example, then press the Select
(front-panel) or OK (Remote Control) button to make and store your selection.
•You can go back to the prior level using Escape (front-panel) or EXIT (Remote
Control).
• When you are completed with your set-up, you can press Escape (front-panel) or
EXIT (Remote Control) to remove the OSD and resume normal viewing.
•Normally when the unit is ON with an RF input and you are not “Navigating”, the
LCD will display the Channel Number.
5.Learn the “Hot” Pushbuttons on the front panel.
You may want to go directly to a particular Menu function, without having to
“Navigate” from the Main Menu. This time-saving feature is provided for via an extensive list
of buttons on the IR Remote Control, Additionally, you have two “Hot” buttons available on
the front panel of your HD HannaTM:
RESOLUTION “Hot” Pushbutton:
By pressing this button and observing the LCD front-panel display, you can cycle
through the various output resolution options available, namely 1920x1080p,
1920x1080i, 1280x720p, 1280x768p and 1368x768p, 1920x540 p, 1400x1050p,
480p, 480i.
This is a particularly useful feature in the event you use the front-panel navigation
to select an output display option that is not compatible with your current display
device, and you “lose” the OSD feature. Simply press the front-panel Resolution
button and make your selection by observing the LCD display on the front-panel
of your HD HannaTM unit.
RGB / YPbPr “Hot” Pushbutton:
By pressing this button and observing the LCD front-panel display, you can tog-
gle the active output mode between VGA (RGB) and Component Video (YPbPr).
Note that the 480i output (like Composite Video CVBS) is always simultaneously
active on the output of your HD HannaTM unit.
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This is a good time to point out that the configuration selections you make (like output
Resolution type, Brightness, Positioning, etc.) for each HD HannaTM output are stored in
memory. This handy feature allows you to customize each output to your particular
display and viewing conditions/preferences.
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6.Learn the “Hot” buttons on your Remote Control.
In addition to Remote Control unit pushbuttons described above, and the VOL. +/- (Volume
Up/Down), MUTE, and CH +/- (Channel Up/Down) pushbuttons, consider these “Hot” but-
tons on the Remote Control provided with your HD HannaTM that will take you directly to spe-
cific menu adjustments:
You may also use the upper area of the Remote Control unit to select the channel number
and add/delete channels to your “Favorite” channel list.
OSD MENUS
OSD Menus: Now that you know how to navigate through the basic Main Menu functions for
HD HannaTM using the Remote Control or front-panel Pushbutton switches, learn the full
extent of the OSD Menus. The OSD Menus allow you to configure HD HannaTM to match
your specific application and configuration requirements. The user-friendly OSD Menu
Structure for your HD HannaTM unit is outlined below. The structure also gives you a clear
idea of what aspects of HD HannaTM you can configure and control. Level 1 is the Main OSD
Menu, and each level thereafter provides further detail of the selected feature.
You can see that the first and second levels in the OSD Menu Structure include user con-
trols as listed in the following table. You would use the Down and Up arrows on the Remote
Control or front-panel Pushbuttons to scroll through the first-level controls, then use the Left
and Right arrows to move from Level-to-Level. The function or operation you select will have
white text with blue highlighting on the OSD.
• GUIDE [EPG, Electronic Program Guide]
• ASPECT [Output Aspect Ratio selection, 16:9 or 4:3, letter box, pillar box]
• INPUT [Select Antenna A/B (1/2), Component, S-Video, or Composite Video In]
•OC [Output Color Space for selection of RGB/YPbPr]
• BR [Brightness Control]
•CO [Contrast Control]
• OR [Output Resolution select]
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HD HANNATM OSD MENU STRUCTURE LEVELS 1 AND 2
NOTE:
OSD Menus in this manual are illustrative -- the firmware version in your HD HannaTM
may produce Menus that vary slightly from these examples
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The actual Menus provided by the HD HannaTM OSD (On-screen Display) are summarized
here. We will now look at the Level 1 Functions, and the corresponding Level 2 and 3
options. Remember, when you are Navigating within the Menus, the selected function has
white text with blue highlighting on the OSD.
LEVEL 1: 1 - TUNER options
[Note: Ant 1&2 on the On-screen Display Menu refer to Ant A&B silk-screened respectively
on the back panel of HD HannaTM]
LEVEL 1: 2 - INPUT SELECT options
“LEVEL 2”
For selected
“TUNER” LEVEL 1
“LEVEL 3”
For selected “CH
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“LEVEL 2” “LEVEL 3”
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