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AR6 Pro User Guide

1.6 System Setup

1.6.1 TV Connection

Find a suitable place for your AR6, within 1.4m of your TV screen,

panel or LCD display. Connect the power supply to your device and

the power outlet.

Included with your AR6 is the standard video cable with RCA

connector and the S-Video cable. Plug in your preferred video cable

to the video output connector on the AR6 and your screen.

Composite S-Video

Video

Stereo Audio

For better video quality, we recommend using the S-Video cable

and S-Video connector instead of the yellow RCA connector. For

LCD displays, an optional VGA cable is also available.

For audio output, use the red and white RCA connectors. Connect

this cable to the audio output on your AR6 and plug it into your TV,

external speakers or sound system.

1.6.2 TV Output

Once you have connected the cables, turn on the power switch. Wait a few seconds for the

system to boot, then use the remote control to navigate and control the device.

If the screen stays blank, press the OUTPUT key on your remote control to toggle through

the different video channels until you find the correct one.

To change between PAL and NTSC TV systems, press the SETUP button on your remote

control and change the TV Type under Preferences or use the PAL/NTSC key.

To prevent any accidental change of the video output, you can lock your settings. To do this,

press the SETUP key, go to Preferences, press the FAST FORWARD key once to unlock

the menu and then select Output Lock. Turn it ON by selecting your preferred output and

clicking OK to save it.

If you are using this device for the first time,

set the correct time by going to the setup menu

and pressing the DISP key on your remote

control.

Set the time using the virtual keyboard and

press OK to save the settings. You can select

CANCEL or press the DISP key to skip the

other settings.

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