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Logic 3 RM-DN2 manual

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  • Page 1

    MV-Flash M3+ User Guide V2.1 This brief guide explains how to use and set up your MV-FLASH M3+ decoder board. It is intended for Digital View/RemoteMedia staff who assemble ViewStream product for demos or for customers, and for resellers of RemoteMedia equipment. 1 Introduction The MV-FLASH M3+ is an MPEG decoder board designed to use with TV and V[...]

  • Page 2

    2 System Design A typical setup of a Video Monitor display with a MV-FLASH M3+ looks like this: C 6 N C 5 N J6 LED1 S3 C 7 N CNV 1 CN9 PP 1 J1 J2 J3 J4 BT1 MV-Flash M 3+ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 SW a nd Butto n Con necto r 4 Com pa ct Flash car d c onne ctor 5 Powe r On /Off sw itc h 6 Alt erna tive P AL/ N TSC switch 7 P A L/ NTSC swi tch 8 Pow e r inp ut (D[...]

  • Page 3

    A) Mechanical buttons • Standard MV-switchmount with 8 buttons. • Custom made switchmount for 1-8 buttons when connected to the buttons connector CN6 via the standard switchmount cable. • Custom made switchmount kit for 1-8 buttons when connected to the Remote Ext. socket (CN5) for alternative remote control buttons. B) Touch screen segments [...]

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    3 Quick Start CAUTION: Never connect or disconnect parts of the system when the system is powered up as this may cause serious damage. CONNECTION – Connection and usage are straightforward. However, care needs to be taken with the following: • Ensuring parts have been correctly connected – both power & signal considerations. • Checking [...]

  • Page 5

    4 General Notes The MV-FLASH M3+ is designed for use with Video Monitors and other analogue signal input displays. Here are some notes for correct use: • Preparation - Before you proceed, please familiarize yourself with the various connectors, jacks, switches and function buttons of the MV-FLASH M3+ unit (see the ‘System Design’ diagram). ?[...]

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    5 Connectors, pinouts & jumpers The various connectors are: Ref Purpose Description CN1 Speaker out (L/R) connector JST B4B-XH-A CN2 Reserved 5x2 header (0.1” pitch) CN4 Alternative Video/VGA switch JST B3B-PH-K CN5 Remote Ext. MINI DIN 8-way CN6 Switches and buttons connector Hirose 1.25mm, 9-pin, D3-3-1.25DSA CN7 Alternative PAL/NTSC connec[...]

  • Page 7

    Details: CN1 – Speaker out (L/R) PIN S YMBOL DESCRIPTION 1 GND Ground 2 L Left speaker out 3 GND Ground 4 R Right speaker out CN2 – Reserved CN4 – Alternative Video/VGA switch PIN S YMBOL DESCRIPTION 1 +5V Reserved 2 MODE VGA (short 2-3) Video (Open 2-3) 3 GND GND CN5 - Remote Ext. PIN SYMBOL DESCRIPTION 1 SW1 Button 1 2 SW2 Button 2 3 SW3 Bu[...]

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    CN9 - Alternative audio output PIN S YMBOL DESCRIPTION 1 GND Ground 2 AUDIO_L Audio left channel output 3 GND Ground 4 AUDIO_R Audio right channel output CN10 - Alternative power PIN S YMBOL DESCRIPTION 1 VCC +5V out 2 GND Ground 3 GND Ground 4 +12V +12V out CN11 – I/O Expansion PIN S YMBOL DESCRIPTION 1 LD08 Port Data 8 2 LD09 Port Data 9 3 LD10[...]

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    CNV2 - VGA output PIN S YMBOL DESCRIPTION 1 GND Ground 2 H_SYNC Horizontal Sync Output 3 V_SYNC Vertical Sync Output 4 B Analog Blue 5 G Analog Green 6 R Analog Red CNV3 - Reserved LED2 – Alternative power LED connector PIN S YMBOL DESCRIPTION 1 LED2 Connect to Anode of LED 2 GND Connect to Cathode of LED J1 - S-Video Out PIN SYMBOL DESCRIPTION 1[...]

  • Page 10

    J6 – Compact Flash card connector PIN S YMBOL DESCRIPTION 1 GND Ground 2 D3 Data bit 3 3 D4 Data bit 4 4 D5 Data bit 5 5 D6 Data bit 6 6 D7 Data bit 7 7 /CE1 Card enable 1 8 GND Ground 9 GND Ground 10 GND Ground 11 GND Ground 12 GND Ground 13 VCC +5V 14 GND Ground 15 GND Ground 16 GND Ground 17 GND Ground 18 A2 Address bit 2 19 A1 Address bit 1 2[...]

  • Page 11

    S1 - PAL/NTSC switch PIN SYMBOL DESCRIPTION 1-2 PAL PAL 2-3 NTSC NTSC S2 - Video/VGA switch PIN SYMBOL DESCRIPTION 1-2 COMP_SVIDEO Composite / S-Video Output 2-3 VGA VGA Output S3 – Power On/Off switch connect PIN S YMBOL DESCRIPTION 1 12V_IN +12V input 2 12V_OUT +12V output IR1 – Infra-red PIN S YMBOL DESCRIPTION 1 GND Ground 2 VCC +5V 3 IR IR[...]

  • Page 12

    6 System Setup A) SELECT SWITCHES Before powering on the MV-FLASH M3+: • Make sure the corresponding signal cables have been connected from the Composite or S-Video output jacks. • Set the 'PAL/NTSC' switch (S1) to the chosen output format. B) POWER UP Config mode In config mode, you may need either external buttons or 8-segmented tou[...]

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    • Press the 'play' button'. • The first track of the collection of MPEG files will be played. Note: special specific track playback activated by assigned button can also be performed in sleep mode - contact local sales office. *The Autoplay and Sleep playback mode are selected when writing the MPEG files on to the CompactFlash Ca[...]

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    7 Operating Instructions OPERATING MODES There are two operating modes in MV-Flash M3+ – “playlist mode” and “simple play mode” . 1. Playlist mode When operating in playlist mode, both project file (*.prj) and playlist file (*.pll) must be present on the Compact Flash card. These are used to control the sequence for all video tracks. The [...]

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    REPEAT (Button 4) • When REPEAT is pressed the current track loop back on itself continuously. • To disable the repeat mode press REPEAT, PLAY, PREVIOUS TR ACK or NEXT TRACK . When the track plays to the end it will playback the next track (and etc.) as normal. NEXT TRACK (Button 5) • The NEXT TRACK function can be activated only when a track[...]

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    8 Dimensions The maximum thickness of the controller is 20.6mm with or without video add-on boar d (measured from bottom of PCB to top of components, including any underside components & leads). We recommend clearances of: • 5mm from bottom of PCB - if mounting on a m etal plate we also recommend a layer of suitable insulation material is add[...]

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    9 Specifications Playable formats: MPEG-1 video (Video CD) MPEG-2 video* (DVD) MPEG-4 video (DivX format) MPEG still picture MP3 audio JPEG still picture VGA (640x480) Video Storage medium: CompactFlash Memory Cards: Type 1 & Type 2 Output Display Systems: TV and Video Monitors VGA monitors Video Output: Signal type: Composite and S-Video Outpu[...]

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    WARRANTY The products are warranted against defects in workmanship and material for a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase provided no modifications are made to it and it is oper ated under normal conditions and in compliance with the instruction manual. The warranty does not apply to: • Product that has been installed incorrectly, th[...]

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    CONTACT DETAILS ASIA: Digital View Ltd 19 th Floor, Tai Tung Building 8 Fleming Road Wanchai Hong Kong Tel : (852) 2861 3615 Fax : (852) 2520 2987 Sales : sales@digitalview.com Technical Support : support @digitalview.com EUROPE: Digital View Ltd 36-38 Mortimer Street, London W1W 7RJ UK Tel : (44) (0) 20-7631 2150 Fax : (44) (0) 20-7631 2156 Sales:[...]