DVDO VP50 - Manual (Page 5)

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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the iscan Vp50 pro video processor, the first VRS (Video Reference
series) component available with:
• Mosquito noise reduction
• fine detail enhancement™
• edge enhancement
Vrs Technologies included in the iscan Vp50 pro are:
• 0-bit precision deinterlacing ™ of 480i/576i/080i
• 0-bit precision Video scaling ™ up to 080p
• prep ™ , progressive reprocessing of 480p/576/080p
• progressive Cadence detection ™ of 480p/576p/720p/080p
• rightrate ™ High performance frame rate Conversion
in addition to our own award winning video processing technologies, the iscan Vp50 pro also
offers a host of other innovative features, including:
• 4 HDMI 1.3 (High Definition Multimedia Interface) Inputs and 1 HDMI 1.3 Output
• THX Video Certification
• ISF ccc Certification
• 2 programmable 2 V Triggers to control other devices
This owner’s Manual can help you set up your iscan Vp50 pro , and give you the information
required to understand the total. it can also show you how to properly connect it and use it with
the other components in your system.
Unpacking and Inspection
please verify that your iscan Vp50 pro carton contains the following items:
• iscan Vp50 pro Video processor
• universal 6V@7a aC-to-dC power Converter
• US IEC Power Cord (International Customers, consult your local authorized
dVdo reseller)
• remote Control
• iscan Vp50 pro owner’s Manual
• iscan Vp50 pro Quick start Guide
• Serial Cable for Software Updates and Automation (1:1)
• VRS Optimization & Evaluation DVD
• dVdo software Cd
• rack Mount Kit
• RCA-to-BNC Adapters (5)
if you are missing any items, please contact your dealer or the dVdo support Team.
The iscan Vp50 pro uses bnC-style analog connectors and an HdMi digital connector to provide
video output signals. five rCa-to-bnC adapters are included to facilitate using the analog input or
output with a cable terminated with rCa connections. additional cables or adapters are required
to connect the iScan to your source(s) and display(s). Different displays have different input
connectors, so check your display specifications to ensure compatibility.