2. Connect your source devices to the input ports of your KD-VP unit.
Connect the Composite (CVBS), S-Video and Component Video sources to the inputs of your VP
unit. (Note: Audio must bypass the VP unit.)
The INPUT connectors accept
Composite, S-Video and/or
Component video sources.
The INPUT connectors provide component
video. The KD-VP8 (pictured) also supports (user
selectable) HDMI or HDMI over CAT 5 outputs.
Do not connect the external supply (provided) to the back of the
KD-VP6/8 unit until ALL of your video and audio connections are
completed.
3. Connect your Display (or sink device) to the output of the KD-VP unit.
Connect the Component, or for a KD-VP8 the HDMI, output to your display. (Note: If the display
has only a DVI-D connector, then you can use a Key Digital
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HDMI to DVI-D adapter at the KD-VP8
output, followed by a DVI-D cable, to connect to the DVI-D input of the display.)
When using KD-VP8 for HDMI or HDMI over CAT5 output select either “HDMI” or “Cat5” using the
slide switch located between the HDMI and CAT5 jacks for the desired output format. (Refer to the
“HDMI to DVI-D Conversion” section later in these instructions for more information.)
4. Connect the Control inputs to your KD-VP unit.
Pushbutton Switch
Your KD-VP unit may be controlled using the pushbutton switches on the top of the unit:
“Input Select” pushbutton cycles through CVBS, S-Video and YPbPr sources
“Analog Output Control” toggles between interlaced (SDTV) and progressive (EDTV)
Side and top LED’s indicate your selections and status
IR remote control
The KD-VP can also be operated using the IR remote control provided with your unit:
Side and top IR sensors
Install the batteries as indicated in the hand-held IR remote control unit.
IR extender
Either mount the IR extender on the side of the KD-VP unit or connect a wired serial connector
cable if the connector is enabled in your unit:
Wired IR serial connector provided, uses a Xantech compliant interface
Use a 3.5mm male-to-male mono cable to connect to the wired IR Extender to the KD-VP.
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Wired IR Extender KD-VP Unit
3.5mm male-to-male mono cable
INSTALLATION
Your KD-VP processor by Key Digital
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is easy to configure and operate. In this section, you will
connect video devices to your KD-VP unit. These are the topics covered in detail in this section of
the Operating Manual. Please follow these instructions for the proper installation of your KD-VP unit:
Find a safe and convenient location to secure, mount, or place your VP unit.
Connect your composite, S-video and/or Component source device(s) to the input(s)
of your VP unit.
Then connect your Component, HDMI or CAT 5 (VP 8 only) Displays or other sink
devices to the output(s) of your KD-VP unit.
Audio must be routed separately from each of your video sources to your display or
audio system, bypassing the KD-VP unit.
Connect the Control inputs to your KD-VP unit, if desired.
Be sure the Operation Mode Switch is set to the “Normal” position.
Finally, connect the power supply provided with your KD-VP unit.
1. Find a safe and convenient location for your VP unit.
A KD-VP unit dissipates power during normal operation, thereby it is recommended to leave
enough ventilation space to provide sufficient airflow and cooling, especially if you are going to
leave the unit “On” most of the time. Do not cover the ventilation openings on the side of the unit.
Important notes about digital Cables and Cable lengths:
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Convenient mounting flanges are built into
the unit. Use proper care to secure the unit
to walls or other surfaces, using appropriate
anchors and/or mounting hardware [not
included with your unit].
CAUTION: Always test first, before permanently installing the KD-VP
Always test the picture quality, integrity of the connections, and overall operation
before permanently installing any new component in your system, and especially
before cables are pulled behind walls or ceilings.
It is recommended that you always use high-quality HDMI (or DVI-D, if applicable)
cables, like those available from Key Digital.
Limitations of the HDMI devices and/or the use of inferior cables may further restrict
the length of your cable runs.
When using an HDMI cable extender, like the Key Digital
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KD-HDB150, always
test first for proper operation and error-free picture & audio quality, and follow the
instructions provided with the unit for proper installation and configuration.
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