Scart/Video to

HDMI Scaler Box

Operation Manual

CM-393

(1). Introduction:

Congratulations on your purchase of the Cypress Video Scaler CM-393.

Our professional Video Scaler products have been serving the industry for many years.

In addition to Video Scalers, Cypress offers a full line of high quality

PC multimedia,Standard Converters, HDMI/DVI Splitters and Switchers

Video Mixer, Time Base Correctors,and Video Processors.

Please visit www.cypress.com.tw to learn more details about these products.

This manual includes operation information on the CM-393 model.

Please read this to become familiar with the CM-393 and keep the manual for possible reference in the future.

Cypress's CM-393 is designed to scale up scart, Composite and S-Video to

HDMI output.It also accepts two HDMI inputs that can be switched with

scaled-up HDMI and bypassed to the HDMI output. Cypress CM-393 has

many great features to enhance video performance and is ideal for use in

professional large screen presentation.

(2). Features:

1. Scales up 2 scarts, 1 composite, and 1 S-Video to high definition HDMI fromat.

2. Accepts 2 x Scart/ 1 x Composite/ 1x S-Video, each with audio,

and 2x HDMI inputs.

3. Audio lip-sync(audio delay) ensures perfect synchronization between video

and audio output.

4. Input video systems- NTSC 3.58/PAL/RGB50Hz/ RGB60Hz auto detection.

5. HDMI output resolution- VGA /SVGA/XGA/WXGA/SXGA/480P/576P/720P/

540P(pseudo 1080i).

6. 3D(frame Based)motion adaptive YNR/CNR noise reduction (for Y/C video input)

7. Advanced 3D motion adaptive deinterlace

8. Automatic 2：2/3：2 film mode detection

9. Supports 50Hz to 60Hz frame rate conversion

10. Video quality improvement：

DCT1( Digital chroma transient improve ),

DLT1( Digital luminance transient improve ),

Black level extension.

11. Average picture level ( APL ), Automatic contrast limiter ( ACL ) function supported.

12. OSD menu for picture quality adjustment- bright/contrast/color/tint/sharp.

13. Built in 8-bit DAC for RGB or YPbPr output.

14. Front Panel and IR remote control.

15. Automatic NTSC/PAL video format detection and switching.

(3) This package includes:

1. Video Scaler Unit.

2. DC adaptor.

3. S-Video cablex1.

4. Audio cable 2 RCA to 3.5mm phone jack x1.

5.1RCA-1RCA video cable x1.

6. User Manual.

7. Remote Control.

8. Lithium battery.

11

(4). Operation Controls and Functions:

Front Panel

POWER INPUT MENU

1 3 2 4 5 6

1. Power button and LED indicator:

Press the button once to power on the unit, Press again to power off (Standby).

when the unit is powered on, the LED illuminates in green. When the unit is in

standby the LED illuminates in RED. To complete power off the unit disconnect

the power cable from the power plug on the back of the unit.

2. Input select button:

Press the button repeatedly to select your desired input source by toggling

though 6 input sources.

Scart 1 Scart 2 composite S-video HDMI 1 HDMI 2

The factory default input setting is scart 1.

The CM-393 has last memory capability to memorize the last input selected

before power down and to return to that input when power back on again.

3. IR Sensor: Infrared remote control sensor.

4. Menu/Enter: This button serves two purposes.

a. Press the button to enter OSD main control menu as shown in the "OSD Operation".

b. To act as a "enter" key to enter sub menu of your selected item.

5/6. +/- button: Press the button to move up or down the cursor to your

desired parameter. Or after a parameter is selected, Press the button to alter

the value of your selected parameter.

Rear Panel

CV

Audio

In

SV

Audio

In

1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10

6

1. DC power jack: 5V 2A DC power input.

2. SCART 1: Use a scart cable to connect the scart output of your source

equipment to this scart input.

The DC voltage on scart pin-16(fast blanking) from the source equipment will

decide whether output from source device is RGB Sync or composite.

In case if pin-16 is floating or pull high, the CM-394 will set to RGBS mode.

Otherwise it will be set to composite mode. The detection of pin-16

voltage from the source and therefore the signal format is carried out

automaticaly on CM-393.

3. SCART 2: Use a scart cable to connect the scart output of your 2nd scart

source to this scart input of the CM-393.

2

4. CV Audio in: Stereo audio input associated with composite video in

via 3.5 mm phone jack.

5. SV audio in: Stereo audio in associated with S-Video in via 3.5 mm

phone jack.

6. CV-IN: Use a Composite video cable to connect the composite video

output of the source equipment to this composite video(CV) input

of the scaler.

7. S-Video: Use a S-Video cable to connect the S-Video output of the

source video equipment to this " S-Video" input on the back of the video Scaler.

S-Video provides improved performance over composite video and is

recommended over composite.

8. HDMI (DVI) in 1: Connect this HDMI input connector to the HDMI output

connector of your first HDMI source equipment using certified HDMI cable.

Or connect this HDMI input connector to the DVI output of your DVI source

equipment using DVI cable together with a DVI to HDMI adaptor.

This input when selected is bypassed to the HDMI output.

9. HDMI (DVI) in 2: Connect this HDMI input connector to the HDMI output

connector of your second HDMI source equipment using certified HDMI cable.

Or connect this HDMI input connector to the DVI output of your DVI source

equipment using DVI cable together with a DVI to HDMI adaptor.

This HDMI input when selected is bypassed to the HDMI output.

10. HDMI out: Scaled digital HDMI output. Connect this output to the HDMI or

DVI input of your HD display.

(5). OSD Operation:

After power on the unit , press the Menu button to bring up the main menu

page as below:

Main Menu

Main Menu

Input Source

Picture adj.

Output Setup

Others

Exit

INPUT SOURCE PICTURE ADJ OUTPUT SETUP OTHERS

SCART 1

SCART 2

COMPOSITE

S VIDEO

HDMI 1

HDMI 2

BRIGHT

CONTRAST

COLOR

TINT

SHARP

RESET

TIMING

VGA

SVGA

XGA

WXGA

SXGA

480P

576P

OSD SETUP

OFF

AUTO

SCREEN COLOR

BLUE

GREEN

BLACK

720P

Pseudo 1080i(540p)

Use +,- button to move "V" to your desired parameter, then press MENU/ENTER to enter into sub-menu of your selected parameter.

Input Source:

Select Input Source and press MENU/ENTER to enter into Input Source submenu.

Use +,- button to move "V" to your desired input source. Press MENU to confirm your selection.

3

Picture Adjust

When Picture Adjust is selected a sub menu as below appears.

BRIGHT

CONTRAST

COLOR

TINT

SHARP

RESET

EXIT

Default Range

32

32

32

16

03

0-64

0-64

0-64

0-32

0-8

USE +,- to move the tick (V) to your desired adjust item, Press the Menu/Enter to confirm your selection.

At this point, the selected parameter will turn red, and you can use +,- to increase or decrease the value of the parameter.

When adjustment is complete, Press "Menu" to leave the parameter. Move the tick "V" to "Exit", then press menu/enter to exit.

Output Setup

When Output Set up is selected a submenu as below appears:

Output Setup

Timing XGA

Exit

Press the " MENU/ENTER" button to enter into output timing select mode.

Press +,- to toggle through a variety of output resolutions as below.

Once your desired resolution is selected. press the Menu/Enter to enter the resolution. The output picture will be adjusted to your newly selected resolution.

Resolution Vertical rate

VGA

SVGA

XGA

WXGA

SXGA

480p

576p

720p

Pseudo 1080i

640x480

800x600

1024x768

1280x768

1280x1024

720x480

720x576

1280x720

960x540p

60Hz

60Hz

60Hz

60Hz

60Hz

60Hz

50Hz

50/60Hz

50/60Hz

Note: 1. All PC output resolution has 60 Hz vertical rate.

2. Vertical rate of 480p and 576p output is 60 Hz and 50 Hz respectively.

3. The vertical rate of 720p and pseudo 1080i(540p) can be 50 or 60 Hz

depending on the vertical rate of their respective video input.

4. - The output signal format for the 5 PC resolutions (VGA~SVGA) is HDMI RGBHV.

- The output signal format for the 4 HD resolution (*480p~pseudo1080i) is

HDMI YPbPr.

5. Since CM-393's pseudo 1080i output is actually a 540P resolution

(960x540p) it may not be accepted by many HDMI TVs due to its pixel

clock is only half the real 1080i.

4