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    Installation and Operations Manual Manual Rev: 020901 Firmware Rev: 1.00 205 Commercial Court Morganville, NJ 07751 V oice: (732) 591-5800 Fax: (732) 591-5801 www .auroramultimedia.com TV/ FM T uner with RS-232, IR, or Contact Closure Control V Tune[...]

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    T able of Contents Product Description ................................ 1 W arning ................................................. 2 Unpacking ............................................ 2 Installation ............................................. 2 Remote Control .................................... 3 Specifications ............................[...]

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    1.0 Product Description The is a 181-channel TV T uner with composite video out. It is a per fect low cost TV or FM T uner for any AV System. The VT une is also a great compliment to stand alone display devices such as Plasma, LCD, and CRT displays. Using the RS-232, IR, or Contact Closure Control ensures that this affordable compact TV/FM T uner i[...]

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    3.0 Unpacking (1) - VTune (1) - Installation and Operations Manual (1) - 12 V olt (15 W att) power supply (1) - I Remote ( 1 )-6P i n Mini DIN Male - F emale 9 Pin (Firmware Upgrade / RS-232 Control Cable) RC-2 Note: Please examine the VT une for any signs of shipping damage. 2.0 : Static (Still) pictures will cause “burn in” on cer tain types [...]

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    8 5 2 7 4 1 9 6 3 0 IRC-2 SELECT POWER MUTE VOL CH P1 P2 P3 P4 P6 P5 P9 P8 P7 P12 P10 LAST P1 1 Preset s SET F1 F2 F3 TV FM 6.0 Remote Control Using the Aurora IRC -2 Remote Control -3- 1. POWER - T urns on and off the VT une 2. F1 - 3. F2 - Not Used 4. F3 - 7. MUTE - T oggles the volume mute on/off 8. VOLUME - Ramps the volume up or down 9. CHANNE[...]

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    7.0 Front P anel -4- The VT une front panel is simple but ver y effective. The orange seven segment display shows the current TV channel selected for Main or PiP channel . : Increments the TV or FM channel up Ch+ Ch- V ol+ V ol- TV FM P ower TV & V ol- pressed together : Decrements the TV or FM channel down : Raises the volume . Front LED displ[...]

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    8.0 Specifications 8.4”L x 5.65”D 1”H 12v DC FCC Class B P ower RF T uner Video Output Audio Outputs Dimension Compliance Input Connector : 'F' type female TV Frequency R ange : 55.25 to 801.25 MHz, 31.25 or 62.5KHz fine tune FM Frequency R ange : 76.00 to 108.00 MHz, 50KHz fine tune Connector: RCA female Y ellow Output: Composite v[...]

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    9.0 10.1 RS-232 Protocol Control P or t !KEY_RIGHT RS232 - Contact Closure - Pins 1,3,5 Note: P in 2 must be disabled with jumper J9 removed (factor y default) Pins 1,2,4,6 Pin 1 - Ground Pi n3-T X P i n5-R X Pins 1,2: TV Pins 1,4: Channel + Pins 1,6: Channel - Pins 1,4,6: FM Pins 1,2,4: V olume + Pins 1,2,6: V olume - Baud Rate : 9600 8N1 Note: P [...]

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    -7- 10.1 (Continued) RS-232 Protocol General Info !KEY_PWR<CR> P ower On / Off !KEY_F1<CR> Function 1 k ey used for For mat selection (pillar box, letter box, etc) !KEY_F2<CR> Function 2 k ey (future use) !KEY_F3<CR> Function 3 k ey audio follow mode (Main or PiP) !KEY_TV<CR> TV Source Selection !KEY_FM<CR> FM So[...]

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    -8- 11.0 Connector Specifications DC CONTROL 2.1mm P ower Connector (12 volts) Center is P ositive Outer Shell is Ground Pins 1,3,5 Note: P in 2 must be disabled with jumper J9 removed (factor y default) Pin 1 - Ground Pi n3-T X P i n5-R X Pins 1,2,4,6 Pins 1,2: V olume Up Pins 1,4: Channel + Pins 1,6: Channel - Pins 1,2,6: TV Pins 1,4,6: FM Pins 1[...]

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    12.0 Random noise in video image White noise Hum on all channels Ghosting No Communication ‘ERROR’ is always received T roubleshooting TV T uner RS-232 - Check antenna position or cable connection. Weak signals can cause noise . Use of an RF Signal amplifier may help. Check the TV Source setting in the menu for proper selection between broadcas[...]

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    13.0 Upgrading Firmware What to do if flash upgrade fails or is interr upted: 1) Download latest copy of Flash123 from www .auroramultimedia.com under the VTune product section. 2) Download the latest version of firmware . 3) Install Flash123 on a Windows 2000 or better machine . 4) With the power cord unplugged connect the 6 pin Mini Din to 9 pin [...]

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    Limited W ar ranty Aurora Multimedia Corp . W arrants that this product is free of defects in both materials and workmanship for a period of 1 year for parts and labor from date of purchase . During the warranty period, and upon proof of purchase , the product will be repaired or replaced (with same or similar model) at our option without charge fo[...]