Philips CD-I - Page 48

3. Connect the two (2) CINCH
cables supplied with the
CD-I player between the
corresponding •no• and
•Rs• cinch on the CD-I
player and the MMC module. CD-I Player
For the protection of the
interfaces, you have to
screw the Side cover
supplied to the both modules.
4. CPU bus connection:
Expansion module
See for installation of
the Expansion module page 7-4.
5. Installation of the CD-I remote control:
CINCH cable
Remove the cover plate for the battery compartment
located at the back.
Insert the three (3) batteries (Philips type LR6, or
equivalent) as indicated.
Replace the cover plate again.
Note: Instead of IR couununication, the input device
(control) cable can be used. The CD-I remote
control will be powered via the Input device
(control) cable and is not consuming thus battery
power.
6. Connect the short AC power cable
supplied, with the CD-I player to the AC power
inlet of the both modules.
7. Connect a display unit (TV set, or Monitor) to the
VIDEO (CVBS) output or to the analogue RGB output
of the MMC module depending on the interface
available on the display unit.
Note: An RGB connection provides the best video quality
8. Connect an audio system to the audio outputs
terminals of the MMC module. Alternatively, a
headphone can be can be plugged into the headphone
jack on the MMC module.
3-8
CPU bus
connector
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